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F1: Alonso leaves McLaren – but will he cost Coulthard his drive?
McLaren and Fernando Alonso have announced that the driver is leaving the team with immediate effect and will be seeking a new drive for 2008.
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F1: Coulthard blunders his way into top 10
David Coulthard managed to qualify ninth for tomorrow’s Brazilian Grand Prix – but to listen to him, it’s a wonder the Scot isn’t on the back row.
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F1: Variety is the spice of life for Coulthard
David Coulthard must have thought he’d forsaken Formula One for the marathon after his Red Bull died of a hydraulics problem on a most inconvenient section of the sport’s longest circuit.
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F1: Coulthard must make experience count
A terse David Coulthard will be relying on his years of race experience after failing to make the most of his Red Bull’s potential in qualifying at Spa.
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F1: Coulthard ‘a passenger’ during high speed crash
Red Bull Racing’s David Coulthard’s Monza weekend began with a 400 Euro fine for speeding in the pitlane – and just went downhill from there.
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F1: Coulthard book signing on Sep 10
A heads-up for any of David Coulthard’s fans able to be in London on Monday September 10 – he’ll be doing a book signing to promote his newly-published autobiography It Is What It Is.
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F1: Davidson ‘chuffed’ after solid qualifying
Anthony Davidson will be starting the Italian Grand Prix from 14th on the grid after a solid qualifying performance that put the Super Aguri driver comfortably ahead of his nearest rivals.
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F1: Coulthard struck by the Curse of the Red Bull Gearbox
David Coulthard has been felled in Monza qualifying by a reoccurrence of the dreaded transmission problems which are wrecking his team’s season.
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F1: Davidson just grateful to finish in Turkey
Anthony Davidson is taking the positives from his Turkey race despite a first-corner incident that compromised his entire day and came close to costing him the finish.
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F1: Coulthard frustrated with Istanbul car
David Coulthard has expressed his frustration with “inconsistencies” in the Red Bull RB3 that he says cost him pace in the Turkish Grand Prix.