F1: why is Donington still silent on debenture scheme?
As few British Formula One fans will need reminding, Bernie Ecclestone announced on the eve of the British Grand Prix that he had signed a deal with Donington Park to host the race from 2010.
F1: Honda Racing TV - great if you can find it…
Over at the Honda Racing website there’s some interesting stuff going on for anyone following the careers of Jenson Button and the various young British drivers on the fringes. The team has its own TV channel named (wait for it) Honda Racing TV.
F1: Louise Goodman says women’s influence is growing
One of the most discussion-provoking things we have ever posted on this site was a comment that we’d like to see more female drivers participating in motorsport. It’s still a hot topic in 2008 - and one that ITV F1 journalist Louise Goodman has tackled in her latest Q&A column for the broadcaster’s website.
F1: Bahrain Grand Prix live blog
Wind is already scouring the Sakhir circuit in preparation for the third race in the 2008 Formula One World Championship. We can’t quite promise to report on the progress of every last grain of sand - but we’ll be here for the next two and a half hours, live blogging the race.
F1: Coulthard rumoured as in BBC’s sights
David “Potty-Mouth” Coulthard may well have been warned to stay away from every microphone in Malaysia after his colourful threats to take on Felipe Massa were broadcast live and uncensored during the Australian Grand Prix. But, if the most recent rumour out of the Sepang paddock is to be believed, this latest lapse into laddishness might not deter the BBC from signing him up as a commentator when his driving career finally ends.
F1: Will McLaren and Renault trade drivers?
Here’s an intriguing rumour that’s doing the rounds at quite a high level - is Heikki Kovalainen about to get a drive in a McLaren?
