links for 2008-07-04
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Craig reflects on DC’s retirement
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I hope the Hamiltons donate the money to charity instead, otherwise this will be yet another Anthony Hamilton-fronted PR disaster
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In the wake of Massa’s strange “moment in the lift”, Sniff Petrol has news of other weird F1 injuries
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Bargeboards explained!
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“Max Mosley and Bernie Ecclestone have agreed a truce to end the bitter feuding that threatened to tear apart Formula One and The Times can reveal that the pair will work together on a radical overhaul of the sport.”
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“Former world champion Fernando Alonso says he is unlikely to decide on his Formula One future until after the Italian Grand Prix in September - a move that could potentially put a logjam in the drivers’ market.”
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“Does it mean that all the problems between the two men [Bernie and Max] have been solved? Probably not.”
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Patrick Head: “We have been to many meetings at which (Todt) has been present representing the interests of Ferrari 100 percent. He is confrontational, argumentative, and not impartial, everything that the President of the FIA should not be.”
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As has been rumoured for a couple of weeks, the British GP will move to Donington Park from 2010
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“There are a number of very odd aspects to the announcement, not least that it has been made by the FIA, which is not supposed to be involved in this sort of thing…”
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“Forget all the talk concerning Silverstone to Donington in 2010 being because Silverstone is below par, or any of the criticisms that surface each year at this round of the World Championship. Ecclestone will deny it, but this is personal.”
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“The word in the paddock at Silverstone is that Donington Park already has planning permission for a major rebuild to create a new F1-standard facility by 2010.”
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“The response in Formula One to the news that Donington Park will host the British Grand Prix from 2010 moved quickly from surprise to disbelief before coming to rest on scepticism.”
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“I wish them luck as I would rather have the British GP at Donington than not at all, but I cannot help but feel somewhat sceptical. As they say in Missouri - “Show me.”"
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