[ad_1] After years of ignoring social media and its power, it seems that F1 might just embrace it with a storm – a ‘Driver of the Day’ may be selected …
Author: Kunal Shah
Kunal Shah
Kunal Shah is an FIA-accredited Formula 1 journalist who has been reporting on Formula 1 for nearly two decades. He worked with the Force India Formula 1 Team for 6 seasons in Marketing, Sponsorship and Commercial roles. As a former single-seater racer, he was responsible for Force India's grassroots talent program, One from a Billion Hunt. Presently, he co-writes a regular Formula 1 column for Firstpost, speaks on Inside Line F1 Podcast & Pits to Podium and produces broadcast/OTT content for NENT Group (Viasport & Viaplay).
[ad_1] Before we get to answering ‘How to measure a good F1 test?’, we tell you why we were missing in action for a few weeks. We also tell you …
[ad_1] Before we get to answering ‘How to measure a good F1 test?’, we tell you why we were missing in action for a few weeks. We also tell you …
[ad_1] The new F1 season is approaching alright, but the same old problems seem to be weighing the sport down (again). Sauber is struggling to pay salaries (again) and the …
[ad_1] Formula 1’s most-hyped Grand Prix in history is here – the 2023 Las Vegas Grand Prix. Yes, we mean in history. In fact, this race could change the course …
[ad_1] After months of waiting, the 2016 Formula 1 Season is finally here. And while you wait for the five red lights to go out, tune in to the pre-Australian …
[ad_1] Max Verstappen showed his trademark speed at the 2016 Australian Grand Prix, but did he also show some immaturity? Is he behaving like a typical teenager? Verstappen’s request on …
[ad_1] In this week’s episode of the Inside Line F1 Podcast, Mithila and Kunal tell you why Ferrari should sign up Max Verstappen at the expense of letting go the …
[ad_1] The repeat mismanagement of the qualifying fiasco has brought Formula 1’s power struggles to the fore, say Mithila and Kunal in this week’s episode of the Inside Line F1 …
[ad_1] Sebastian Vettel recently said that he fails to understand the ‘selfie generation’ and social media. This is possibly why he is ‘most suited’ to replace Bernie Ecclestone as F1’s …