F1 Articles

1). Monaco Grand Prix 2006 & Kimmi Raikkonen By : Julie Smith
Last year’s champion Kimmi Raikkonen expects to win once again the world’s most famous street circuit trophy: The Monaco Grand Prix which will take place next Sunday May 28. Every F1 pilot wants to win the most famous race of the F1 calendar, since it is one of the slowest and hardest, due to its narrowness, and the fact that it is full of bumps and twists.
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2). The Eleventh Formula One Team is Ready to Start Engines By : Julie Smith
Formula One governing body: Federation Internationale de L’Automobile accepted on Thursday the eleventh team to be part of the 2006 Formula One World Championship for the first time since 2002. FIA gave the green light to the Japan’s Super Aguri Team to join the Formula One Championship after a late entry. The team was left off the initial 2006 entry list after failing to pay on time a ₤27 million bond with the FIA.
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3). Fernando Alonso and the Canadian Grand Prix By : Julie Smith
Fernando Alonso won last Sunday his 4th consecutive race giving him the conquest of the Canadian Formula One Grand Prix. For Alonso who runs for Renault was an easy victory since he started from the pole and only had a brief challenge from the Finn Kimi Raikkonen at the beginning of the race but Alonso held off Raikkonen’s attempt to pass him in the 12th lap.
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4). A surprised victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix By : Jill Woods
Formula One driver Jenson Button has won his first victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix that took place in Budapest, while Schumacher got one point closer to Fernando Alonso during the race. At the beginning, the rain was present in the race concluding with a little bit of sun but neither Fernando nor Schumacher could finish in good terms. For Button, the weather was not an impediment; actually the driver declared that after 10 laps he didn’t want the race to end.
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5). The French Grand Prix Bids Au Revoir At Magny-Cours By : Roger Munns
Ferrari clinched an impressive 1-2 at the French Grand Prix, the last one to be held at Magny-Cours.
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6). Electric-powered Engine in F1? By : alfredjohnson
On 2006 Formula 1 engines slimmed to 2.4 liters and a massive multi-million dollar spending on their research. Yesterday a plan for an electric-powered formula 1 racing car was revealed. It would compete against the world's fastest cars at speeds of more than 180 mph. The engine it will be an electric-hydraulic power system which achieved speeds of more than 90 mph for 600 miles without stopping.
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7). New Rules For 2006 Formula One Season By : Julie Smith
2006 Formula One drivers will experience new rules for the 2006 season opening race in Bahrain next weekend. The F1 season will start on Sunday with the Grand Prix in Bahrain which will have different rules compared to previous competitions. The Fédération Internationale de l’ Automobile (FIA) which is the governing body for motor racing events, has changed the format of the qualifying round.
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8). The Formula 1 Fan Defined By : Spud
What a wonderful and diverse world modern Formula 1 is. It offers a mystique, a sexiness, that no other motorsport can offer. Exhaustive research and analysis is carried out every year on the people that make up the F1 audience. We’re told F1 supporters are intelligent, articulate, usually affluent and posses a “worldliness” and sophistication that has seen multinationals clamouring over themselves, pouring billions into the sport to try and associate themselves with the F1 brand.
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9). Bugatti Veyron: A driving experience of a lifetime By : Mark Flanighan
For many years the Mclaren F1 was the fastest road car in the world, but changes have been a foot over the last few years. The latest to challenge this top spot is the Bugatti Veyron. Made by Volkswagen this is likely to be the best driving experience from a road car you will get in your lifetime. Ferdinand Piech the boss of VW came up with the idea of producing a car with 1000 horsepower that could do over 200mph, for those where money was no object.
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10). How to organise a fab birthday present for your man this year By : Janette Vince
It’s that time of the year to buy your beau a birthday present and whilst hours spent perusing the isles of department stores usually seems like so much fun when its getting a present for him the fun seems to stop for some reason. You want to connect how special he is to you but not go overboard. You want the present to be fun and exciting but it needs to be a bit memorable …Ok, take a deep breathe and relax.
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11). Bahrain Grand Prix 2006, Alonso defeats Michael Schumacher. By : Jill Woods
Last March 12th the adrenaline ran and all the spectators were suspecting that the F1 driver Michael Schumacher was going to be the winner of the Bahrain Grand Prix. The 7th times Ferrari champion Schumacher was defeated by the Spaniard Fernando Alonso. Before finishing the last lap, Alonso from the Renault team was fighting to overcome Schumacher and both F1 divers were getting rubbed to achieve the leading position of the race.
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12). The Spain Grand Prix 2006 By : Julie Smith
For the first time Fernando Alonso won in his own land. Alonso won at Barcelona the Spain Grand Prix with 130,000 persons as witnesses last Sunday (May 14th). The Formula One Grand Prix hadn’t been that popular in Spain until Alonso entered the competition. Even though it has had important pilots like Mansell, Senna and Schumacher. For example, the European Grand Prix that took place at Jerez.
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13). Controversy Surrounding the Death of Ayrton Senna By : Shaun Parker
Ayrton Senna da Silva, three times World Formula One Champion, was celebrated for his domination of the pole-position, ability to manage wet weather conditions, and ruthless driving tactics. However 1994, his first year with the Williams team, was to forever change the nature of F1 racing.
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14). Monaco: Home to "Peace and Sport" By : Roger Munns
A new organisation that sees sport as a route to world peace has just been established, and the first meeting has been held in Monaco.
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15). The New Formula One Season; Excitement Guaranteed By : Thomas Pretty
A look at why sponsors and merchandise companies will be hoping the new Formula 1 season will be the most exciting for years.
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16). The Shame Of Spain F1 Fans By : Roger Munns
The world of motorsport was thrown into turmoil recently as British F1 driver Lewis Hamilton was subject to racist abuse in Spain.
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17). Kovalainen Wins First Hungarian Grand Prix By : Roger Munns
The McLaren drivers dominated the track during practice and qualifying. Hamilton captured the pole position for the Hungarian Grand Prix and his teammate was beside him in the front row to help lead the pack. Ferrari driver, Felipe Massa, took the lead and was prepared to pop the champagne cork...
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