This question seems to be on the mind of AT&T Williams, Technical Director, Sam Michael. Talking about the changes made by the FIA in 2009 to try to improve the racing in F1, Michael made the following comments: “I think that clearly the changes” (in 2009) “made the cars easier to follow, however, there’s a [...]
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Autosport.com F1 News- Perez: Sauber must build on promise February 22, 2012Sergio Perez says Sauber has good reason to optimistic for the opening races of 2012 after labelling the new C31 as a good starting point to work from this season […]
- Hamilton confident McLaren will be fast February 22, 2012Lewis Hamilton is optimistic McLaren has the pace to fight at the front at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix when the season kicks off next month. […]
- Alonso still unsure on Ferrari pace February 22, 2012Fernando Alonso has conceded that Ferrari may not be heading into the new season with the quickest car - but he still thinks it is too early to judge where the F2012 stands in the pecking order right now. […]
- Blomqvist joins McLaren's programme February 22, 2012British driver Tom Blomqvist has joined McLaren's Driver Development Programme, the British squad said on Wednesday. […]
- Hulkenberg stays on top at Barcelona February 22, 2012Nico Hulkenberg's morning efforts were enough to ensure Force India topped the second day of pre-season testing. […]
- Perez: Sauber must build on promise February 22, 2012
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