Days after I penned my post ‘What’s Wrong With Formula One?’ the 2015 Bahrain Grand Prix happened – exciting, interesting, strategy defining and action packed. So un-Formula1 like! Murphy’s Law, …
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Except for Max Verstappen and his bold maneuvers on track, I got bored during the broadcast of the 2015 Chinese Grand Prix. Okay, I admit, Pastor Maldonado entertained too, in …
Okay, I admit, I wasn't the biggest fan of David Coulthard (DC). And even if I tried, it would've been difficult to be one. After all, he raced in the …
We're in the 65th year of our sport of Formula1. I am not sure about any other sporting category, but in the category of Motorsport, this is possibly the longest …
Yes, I am over-stepping myself, unlike Ferrari and Vettel probably. But this is exactly what the fans want and possibly what the sport of Formula1 needs – Game On, Ferrari, …
Going strictly by the form factor from the 2015 Australian Grand Prix, it seems that the 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup finals will be the toughest competition for Mercedes this …
The 2015 Australian Grand Prix was a rookie affair at best. Sainz, Verstappen and Nasr were impressive to say the least, but that is where the rookie affair ended. Manor’s …
Fernando Alonso applies for sick leave for Malaysia, Bahrain and China was actually supposed to be the headline of this post. But this isn't unexpected. I am certain that Mclaren-Honda …
You may love or hate Sebastian Vettel, but you've got to admit that he is possibly the most powerful driver on the grid today. After four consecutive World Championship wins …
The second pre-season test of the 2015 Formula1 Season is upon us. And while pre-season testing form is almost impossible to predict, Rishi and I tell you what you could …
