Personality goes a long way. It’s true. It’s also true that Artem Markelov’s got a gr8 freaking personality: driving for the now-defunct RUSSIAN TIME team (currently known as UNI-Virtuosi Racing, thank God no CAPITALS this time), the Russian virtuoso – I’d like to think of […]
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FIA F2: Pic of the Week (06/05)
Captain Jack Aitken is our latest FIA #F2 pic of the week. Chosen obviously due to his maiden feature race win, the BIG one, as they say. Jack had previously won in Formula 2, albeit the sprint race last year in Barcelona. The ‘Giuliano Alesi’ […]
FIA F2: Pic of the Week (23/04)
Alexander Albon is our #F2 Pic of the Week choice. Don’t get confused here: the talented Anglo-Thai driver was not fired by Dr Evil (Helmut) Marko, not yet at least. Practical joke, at this pace we’re sure Alex could replace Vive la France (Pierre) Gasly […]
FIA F2: Pic of the Week
This week’s #F2 pic pick is Luca Ghiotto. Luca is the quintessential Italian driver: the style, the accent, erratic racing career so far; Fisichella multiplied by perhaps de Cesaris with a hint of Farina. You can really say that Fangio’s “because of the crazy way […]
What Does Monza Mean to You? FIA Formula 2 and GP3 Drivers on Monza, by Diego Merino
Jake Hughes – ART GP3: “The temple of speed is the first phrase that comes to mind. It’s the fastest we go all year. Having such high KPH it’s such a buzz to approach turn 1 and brake 100 meters from that speed. Its bumpy, […]
Che Spettacolo – Monza report and Images by Diego Merino
FIA Formula 2 An inspired gamble starting the race with prime tires, one of only three drivers who took up this option, propelled Tadasuke Makino to claim an unexpected and popular victory of the feature Formula 2 Saturday event. Having had little dry track time […]
Monza Through Diego Merino’s Lens
“Monza has always been a very special place for me, I always spent a lot time here when I was younger. This is one of the few tracks that still has history, all the tracks of course have history, but here they have kept it […]
