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RoC: Hamilton is top pick for next year
Race of Champions organisers have vowed to sign up Lewis Hamilton to next year’s event in a bid to ensure a capacity-crunching sell-out crowd. This year’s event, featuring top names like Michael Schumacher, Marcus Gronholm, David Coulthard and Andy Priaulx, sold 50,000 seats at Wembley Stadium, a venue with a 90,000 capacity.
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F1 Jerez test: day two
Wednesday at Jerez was a great day for the British drivers – with Lewis Hamilton topping the rankings and David Coulthard running him a very close second.
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F1: is Lewis your Great Briton of 2007?
Had you been thinking that it really was time that Lewis Hamilton got a bit more publicity and recognition? Or perhaps you reckon Jenson Button really has been under-appreciated this year, or that David Coulthard could do with a bit of glory after a career as arguably the most successful British F1 driver de nos…
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RoC: can Priaulx notch up yet another victory?
David Coulthard, watch out! Andy Priaulx, the WTCC driver who will be partnering Jenson Button to represent England in the Race of Champions at Wembley Stadium in December, has just boosted the team’s credentials even further.
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F1: Experience counts for DC at Barcelona
David Coulthard’s long service in F1 has always been a key reason for his seat at Red Bull – and yesterday he was able to make that experience count at the Circuit de Calalunya.
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F1: rumours about DC’s future abound
Ugly rumours that we very much don’t want to countenance here at Brits on Pole are starting to surface regarding David Coulthard’s future with Red Bull Racing.
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F1 season finale: It just gets harder from here, says DC
A disappointing Brazilian Grand Prix for Red Bull couldn’t overshadow a season that bodes well for the future in David Coulthard’s eyes.
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F1: Is Christian Horner a smarter team boss than Ron Dennis?
If Kimi Raikkonen had been partnered at McLaren in 2005 by David Coulthard rather than Juan-Pablo Montoya then he would have got those crucial extra points and challenged Fernando Alonso for the drivers’ championship. With the re-writing of motorsport history that this would have entailed.
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DTM 2011: Paffett and Jarvis prepare for hard-fought season
Imagine that the UK’s British Touring Car Championship was on the back page of every newspaper, discussed in every pub, bus queue and office, and generally followed with the same intensity as football.
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Mark Blundell: “If I’m not in it, I can’t win it”
It’s a sunny spring day in a pretty market town in Hertfordshire’s most northerly corner and, as shoppers bustle through Royston’s winding streets, the hectic, fast-paced world of motor racing could not seem further away.