Month: November 2019

Formula 1 will seek to provide more F2 drivers with mileage in Friday’s free practice sessions in the future, says Ross Brawn. F1’s sporting manager “Formula 1 wants to put more F2 drivers to work on Fridays”

Renault’s Jolyon Palmer allegedly turned away a big offer from the French outfit to depart the team early and make way for the incoming Carlos “Palmer turns away big bucks to leave Renault early!”

Sebastian Vettel has another problem to worry about after he was reprimanded for not attending the national anthem proceedings before the start of the Japanese “Vettel risks grid penalty after national anthem breach!”

For anyone who recently attended the Fourth International Conference on Degrowth in Leipzig, Germany, listening in on conference talk, surrounded by the ecologically savvy, one “Down With Sustainable Development! Long Live Convivial Degrowth!”

As President Barack Obama appointed an ‘Ebola czar’ and contemplated imposing restrictions on travelers coming to the U.S. from West African countries, the World Health “UN Health Agency Admits Mistakes, While US Ramps Up Ebola Response”

Fernando Alonso only has himself to blame for his prolonged winless period, says reigning world champion Nico Rosberg. The Spaniard failed to secure a third “Alonso to blame for bad career choices – Rosberg”

Formula 1’s team bosses apparently have an issue with the ‘Halo’ cockpit safety device set for a mandatory introduction in 2017: its name! The safety “Formula 1 – a ‘gladiatorial’ sport – wants to rename the Halo!”

Haas’ Gunther Steiner believes Formula 1’s management should cater in priority to the needs of the sport’s existing ten teams before setting its sights on “F1 should look after existing teams as a priority – Steiner”

Fernando Alonso put in a spirited drive to eighth in Sunday’s Brazilian Grand Prix but was unimpressed once again with the power delivered by his “Alonso dresses down Honda and warns Toro Rosso!”

Toto Wolff says F1 should not take for granted Mercedes’ presence in F1 beyond 2020, if the sport’s new rules don’t cater to its best “Wolff – Mercedes quitting F1 is ‘conceivable’”