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There is no magic: Kubica

By Michaelmad, ago

Robert Kubica has said that he feels ‘no magic’ after another weekend of struggles at the Canadian Grand Prix. The Williams driver could have been referring to the ‘magic’ quick fix he and Williams desperately seek to the well publicised issues with their FW42 that have left them adrift at Read more…

This weekend Robert Kubica returns to the the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, scene of his one and only Grand Prix win, for the first time since his return to Formula 1 after an absence of eight years. That win in the 2008 Canadian Grand Prix propelled him in to the upper Read more…

Williams driver George Russell says he hopes Formula 1 can become more like MOTOGP, its motorcycle equivalent, when F1’s new regulations are implemented ahead of the 2021 season. Clearly a fan of the sport, Russell says: “Its just, their racing is incredible. It reminds me a bit of karting where Read more…

Kubica silenced doubters in Monaco

By Michaelmad, ago

Williams F1 driver Robert Kubica believes he went a long way to proving doubters of his return to Formula 1 wrong with a solid drive in the Monaco Grand Prix. The Pole, who returned to F1 this year with the Williams team after a forced hiatus of eight years, still Read more…

Williams F1 driver Robert Kubica has questioned the team’s strategy calls during the Monaco Grand Prix, claiming team-mate George Russell benefitted from a more favourable tyre strategy despite the Pole being ahead at the time of the first round of pit-stops – usually the determining factor over which of the two Read more…

The Monaco Grand Prix is a race like no other. One of Formula 1‘s most historic events, the glitz and the glamour that surrounds it is often required to compensate for what is typically a fairly sterile race thanks to the tight and twisty nature of the circuit around the Read more…

Ferrari and their F1 veto

By Michaelmad, ago

UEFA wants to change the rules of football in Europe so that each team plays with nine players rather than the eleven that currently make up a football team. They want to do this because they think that it will make it more exciting for fans, and it’ll help the Read more…

Williams off the back in Monaco

By Michaelmad, ago

The Williams Formula 1 team ended first practice for the 2019 Monaco Grand Prix in 17th and 18th position, with the Racing Point of ex-Williams driver Lance Stroll behind them in 19th, the last of the drivers to set a time. It’s the first time in 2019 that the Williams Read more…

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