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You Don’t Make Them like Mika
Today I was pondering to myself about drivers of recent times that I miss and wish Formula 1 still had the pleasure to watch. Juan Pablo Montoya was a bit of a marmite driver, you either loved him or hated him, but I always found him entertaining.…
Bahrain Grand Prix 2013 – Not So Boring Bahrain
After three different winners in three races it was all back down to earth as Sebastian Vettel came out as victor for the second year in a row at the Bahrain Grand Prix, remarkably mirroring the 2012 result with Raikkonen and Grosjean finishes behind him on the podium as was the case last year.…
Coo Coo Ca-Cha! The History of the Firechicken
If you’ve had the pleasure of tuning into Indy Car over the last few years, you may have had the absolute blood wrenching terror of experiencing the FireChicken, the mascot that appears to be there on behalf of Firehawk or Firestone or just fire in general to be quite frank.…
Chinese Grand Prix 2013 – Artificial Intelligence
The Chinese Grand Prix is a funny old race, really. For years it provided constantly average nothingness until out of nowhere it started producing some absolute thrillers to watch over the last few years. Perhaps the addition of DRS and KERS has helped the spectacle in Shanghai but despite an impressively dominant performance From Fernando Alonso and a fair amount of overtaking, this year’s race wasn’t exactly the most classic of races and felt rather artificial in places.…
Malaysia Grand Prix 2013 – Oops, I Did It Again
Well, that provided a real kick to the wonderfully crazy world of politics and drama that Formula 1 can so often provide. Before the race the talk was very much about whether it would be a wet race or not but, despite a damp opening few laps, we were treated to a dry race that’s only moisture was due to a salivating amount of drama and questions that have developed thanks to a quite controversial victory by Sebastian Vettel.…
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