Lewis Hamilton took pole position for tomorrow’s F1 Chinese GP in Shanghai, with the Ferrari duo of Kimi Raikkonen and Felipe Massa second and third.
Nick Heidfeld received a 3-place grid penalty for impeding David Coulthard.
Roldan Rodriguez won the first GP2 Asia race of the season at Shanghai, after Kamui Kobayashi spun out of the lead […]

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Piquet driver Roldan Rodriguez took pole position for the first race of the 2008/09 GP2 Asia series at Shanghai, ahead of favourite Kamui Kobayashi for Dams. Super Nova’s Javi Villa was third quickest, with ART’s Sakon Yamamoto lining up fourth.
Lewis Hamilton was quickest in both F1 practice sessions at Shanghai yesterday. Championship rival Felipe Massa […]

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Fernando Alonso took his second win of the season at Fuji today, but the Japanese GP was marred by controversial stewards decisions. Lewis Hamilton was given a drive-through penalty for an incident on the first lap, while championship rival Felipe Massa also acquired a drive-through for tapping Hamilton into a spin later in the race. […]

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Lewis Hamilton was fastest in first practice for this weekend’s Japanese GP at Fuji, ahead of Felipe Massa and Heikki Kovalainen. Renault and Toro Rosso were also running well, with both drivers inside the top ten, but the Honda and Toyota drivers were all languishing towards the bottom of the timesheet. Honda driver Rubens Barrichello […]

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BMW have confirmed Nick Heidfeld and Robert Kubica as their drivers for the 2009 F1 championship, with Christian Klien continuing as their test driver.
The announcement ends speculation that Fernando Alonso would move to BMW.

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Sebastian Vettel took his first pole position - and the first for Toro Rosso - at Monza today, ahead of McLaren’s Heikki Kovalainen and RBR’s Mark Webber.
The qualifying session was hit by heavy rain and a number of front-runners suffered as a result with championship rivals Felipe Massa, Kimi Raikkonen and Lewis Hamilton starting sixth, […]

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Former F1 World Champion Niki Lauda has attacked the 25 second penalty imposed on Lewis Hamilton in the Belgian GP yesterday which dropped the McLaren driver from first to third.
“This is the worst judgment in the history of F1,” said Lauda. “The most perverted judgment I have ever seen. It’s absolutely unacceptable […]

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Heikki Kovalainen took his first F1 win at the Hungaroring today after Felipe Massa’s Ferrari expired just three laps from the chequered flag. Massa had jumped both McLarens at the start and maintained his lead throughout the race but his retirement - and Kimi Raikkonen’s third place - have demoted him to third in the […]

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Lewis Hamilton and Heikki Kovalainen made it a McLaren one-two in qualifying this afternoon for tomorrow’s Hungarian Grand Prix. Timo Glock secured a superb fifth position for Toyota, ahead of defending World Champion Kimi Raikkonen, but BMW Sauber’s Nick Heidfeld suffered a disastrous qualifying, knocked out in Q1. The German driver will start 16th on […]

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Ferrari scored a one-two in this morning’s free practice at the Hungaroring, with Felipe Massa easing out Kimi Raikkonen by less than four tenths of a second. Third and fourth were the McLarens of Heikki Kovalainen and Lewis Hamilton, with Fernando Alonso fifth for Renault and Timo Glock sixth for Toyota.
Renault have confirmed that a […]

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