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Drivers: Sebastien Buemi (Toro Rosso), Jenson Button (McLaren), Timo Glock (Virgin), Robert Kubica (Renault), Felipe Massa (Ferrari) Q: A question to you all. Just look back at last weekend and look ahead to this weekend.
McLaren team mates Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton will race at this weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix with individually crafted Steinmetz diamond crests on the steering wheels of their Formula One cars. The diamond crests will celebrate the world championship success of Button in 2009 and Hamilton in 2008, as the two drivers race around the streets of Monte-Carlo…
With four different winners in the first five Grands Prix of 2010, and none of them him, McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton comes to Monaco determined to get a victory under his belt to push back into the world championship fight.
When the 2010 race calendar was published last year, the news that the Spanish and Monaco Grands Prix were to be held on consecutive weekends caught the attention of every team manager up and down the pit lane. Back-to-back races are always a challenge, but add Monaco into the mix and the whole business becomes even more complicated.
F1 in Schools has announced that its sixth world championships will be held at Ngee Ann Polytechnic’s Convention Centre in Singapore prior to this year’s Singapore Grand Prix in September.
Williams headed to Spain with an updated car and high hopes. Those hopes took a hit on Saturday when Rubens Barrichello failed to progress beyond Q1 in qualifying, leaving rookie team mate Nico Hulkenberg to lead the team’s points charge from 13th on the grid.
Their qualifying speed, the fine weather, and the difficulty of passing in Barcelona meant the odds were heavily stacked in favour of a dominant Red Bull one-two in Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix. It wasn’t to be
Of all the races on the Formula One calendar, Monaco can surely claim the most historic and glamorous reputation.
It had looked set to be a good day for Lewis Hamilton, with McLaren closer to Red Bull on pace, and some excellent pit work helping him leapfrog Sebastian Vettel. Then came the problem with the front-left tyre deflating and 18 points disappeared, almost within sight of the flag. Unfortunate – but safe in the knowledge that he’d delivered a flawless race until that point, Hamilton leaves Barcelona for Monaco with a clear conscience
