“I think we’re very lucky in that, with Jenson and Lewis, we have two fiercely competitive individuals who both fully understand the benefit of teamwork.”
Browsing Category Racing
Grandees and Garagistes.
There are a couple of ways to look at Toyota (and BMW, and Honda) walking away for their investment in F1 and the potential of Renault joining them on the sideline. In 2010 there will…
Silver Arrows back in F1
There are days that I just love the British red tops and their jingoistic slant on life, and today is one of them. “Button forced out”, “Team Germany” and “New world champion left out in…
All change on Place de la Concorde
…it’s claiming to be the candidate of consensus that’s a little difficult to understand.
What’s next for Brawn?
Formula-1 is hardly a sport known for surprises and this year has thrown them up left right and center. Honda withdrew from the sport after investing untold millions of euros and sold the remains of…
F1 – Its all about busuness
Michael Schumacher was poached from Jordan on the eve of the Italian GP.
What does Renault do next?
“We sincerely hope that we can soon put this matter behind us and focus constructively on the future. We will issue further information in the next few days.”
It’s not about cars, it’s about people
However if I see him called a “plucky underdog” one more time the “endearing” label is pretty much done.
Renault admit it…
We are not in Formula One out of habit or tradition. We’re here to show our talent and that we can do it properly.
It’s not about cars, it’s about people.
All good sport needs drama, a certain level of intrigue, someone to root against and personalities.