Following Monaco, the F1 circus found itself dashing all team equipment back to England, having two days to reset things again, and fly again Sunday (only a small 6-hour direct hop) across the North Atlantic to Montréal. This is an extraordinary Grand Prix in every […]
By: Cyril Nikitenko The grand Monaco covfefe is a big mystery: sometimes you can get it so wrong, but sometimes it can surprise you in a very unexpected and positive way. And boy, it certainly did in zë principauté in 2017! I’ve mixed feelings about […]
By: Sergio Álvarez (additional F2/GP3 notes by Cyril Nikitenko; photography by Diego Merino) There was a time when the Circuit de Catalunya was considered a scale where overtaking was almost impossible and we all would be sentenced to watch a processional race. But that was […]
Before F2 returns to action in Barcelona, our guys, Tony and Diego, grill FIA Formula 2’s technical boss, Didier Perrin. This is part two of our GP3/F2 spring series of interviews. Diego Merino: Didier, let’s talk current F2 car. It’s 2011 car, rated as probably […]
This year’s Russian Grand Prix wasn’t the most exciting F1 race I’ve ever seen (dictated mainly by follow-the-leader track layout), however having a brand new winner is always great for the sport, especially if it’s someone called #Bottas and he’s also a hashtag trending on […]
Valió la pena el esfuerzo del Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya por acomodar su agenda promocional a los planes de Carlos Sainz. Ahora podemos decir que la presentación resultante del Gran Premio de España 2017 en Madrid fue inigualable: muchas de las entrevistas al piloto de Toro […]
Interview with Tatiana Calderón, DAMS, Valencia GP3 Testing 25 April 2017 Tony Hall: Tatiana how, are you adapting to this year’s GP3 car with the addition of DRS (Drag Reduction System) and VSC (Virtual Safety Car)? Tatiana Calderón: Well, I think it is very interesting and a […]
Get yourselves familiar with GP3 c.2017 through Diego Merino’s lens… Valencia circuit, Spain, 25-26 April 2017.
