links for 2008-05-18
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F1 technologies in use in other areas
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An explanation of Sébastien Loeb’s “scruffy” appearance
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Flavio Briatore: “I already pay 40 per cent less than the cap. If I want to keep to the limit then I need to spend more. It’s nonsense.”
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A great selection of videos of vintage Monaco
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More vintage Monaco action
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“Of the really quick men of F1, I would say there are two camps, there are those who are devastatingly fast but can make the car last, and there are those who will go on maximum attack regardless of the potential mechanical damage.”
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“Mosley embarassing for Monaco too” - Marco Piccinini will take his place in formal settings
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“Giancarlo Fisichella says he still feels young and enjoys Formula One, despite preparing for this 200th race at next weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix.”
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Some of these will never come about due to licensing issues, but I agree nevertheless
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“So dissatisfied is Renault with 22-year-old Piquet, AutoHebdo claims, that the French team is considering a shootout test early this summer to decide on his replacement.” Romain Grosjean vs Takuma Sato rumoured.
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“Robert Kubica has said he is not going to get distracted away from his task of turning BMW Sauber into winners by fresh talk about his future in Formula One.”
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A look at the worst-ever F1 drivers. Can’t disagree with Ricardo Rosset. How about Yuji Ide as well?
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Customer cars and the problem with the Concorde Agreement and the way the sport is run and the FIA is structured
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“People have a tendency to talk down Formula One but we have one of the strongest and most popular sports in the world and I think it is more competitive now than it has been for a long while.”
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McLaren pulling off the same old PR stunts year after year
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“Plans are reportedly well advanced for a formula one race at Disneyland Resort Paris, which is about a half hour drive from the capital city, but the project is lacking about $31m in necessary funding, Le Figaro said.”
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Heheh
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Financial troubles at Hockenheim
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“Newspapers in Britain are reporting that an agent of MI5, Britain’s secret Security Service, has resigned after it emerged that his wife organised the News of the World photographs and video of FIA President Max Mosley’s sexual adventures.”
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“I also found the reaction by MI5, in asking for the resignation of the officer, very interesting. Their reasoning was of course very solid and one wonders why the FIA wouldn’t take such a position on it’s own officials”
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His new car means a new gearbox
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