My Favorite Driver Photos
Kimi Raikkonen looks his usual self - by far the grumpiest looking photo of the group I saw on autosport.com which makes me wonder if they intentionally picked this photo to villainify the Iceman.
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Monday, March 23, 2009
Cool Red Bull Racing Video
This is an example of why I'm so into the Red Bull Racing team this year. They give more hi-tech insight than many other teams. It's a media world fighting for advertising dollars and sponsors and Red Bull Racing deliver:
Go Vettel.
Saturday, March 21, 2009
Friday, April 4, 2008
Hamilton Crashes in Bahrain
Lewis Hamilton stuffed his McLaren Mercedes into the wall at the end of Free Practice 2 in Bahrain today.
The young star lost control of his silver car after running wide over a kerb on a hot lap.
The incident appeared to be similar to the spin of Felipe Massa at round two in Malaysia when the Brazilian took an aggressive approach over a kerb and lost rear downforce heading into a successive turn.
Hamilton is reported by autosport.com to be in good condition following the 130mph shunt sideways into the wall. The Britain is suffering from bruising but was cleared by the on site medical center to continue racing this weekend.
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Coulthard Destroys His RB4
Reb Bull driver David Coulthard's RB4 front end exploded into a shower of carbon fiber shards and rubble after hitting a small berm at turn 12.
The driver appeared uninjured in the incident. DC's crash was reminiscent of Timo Glock's crash last weekend in Melbourne where the car got air born and destroyed the suspension.
Red Bull must rebuild his car under new rules for 2008 that do not allow teams to run a spare car at an event. In previous years, the drivers could jump into the third car and begin setting it up for the race without penalty.
More Trouble For Ferrari
Kimi Raikkonen's F2008 slowed and pulled off track after just under an hour of Friday Practice 1 in Malaysia.
Following a dismal showing for the Scuderia at round 1 in Australia, the Italians assured the public that their problems from Melbourne were behind them. All indications point to further problems for Ferrari.
No word yet on the official cause of Raikkonen's stoppage on track.
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