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So, what about Bob?
(Jenkins in Studio; Source: Bob Jenkins racing.com) I am not really sure what triggered the insult posted on the world wide web thingy directed at Versus lead commentator Bob Jenkins... Nor do I plan to go ‘N search for it, as I feel it was unwarranted, since I listened/watched the entire Sao Paolo telecast and I thought that all three announcers did fine! Although I’m not sure what to think about that “Hippy Dippy” Weatherman, a one Messer BRUT Arute-Arute... As I’m actually looking forward to having “LyndieCar” Thackston and Robbie “Purple” Floyd back on the show..Schumacher in no rush to join GPDA
Michael Schumacher has yet to rejoin the Grand Prix Drivers' Association (GPDA) on his return to Formula OneFry has no concerns about Schumacher’s form
Mercedes CEO Nick Fry has no concerns about the performance of Michael Schumacher at the season-opening Bahrain Grand PrixIN THE NEWS
Behind the scenes at the Bahrain GP
Pit-lane reporter Ted Kravitz on the stories behind the headlines
Lopez critical of US F1 team
Jose Maria Lopez has criticised the US F1 team after his dream move into Formula 1 collapsed when the outfit aborted its plans to enter in 2010Webber hopes for Melbourne rain
Mark Webber is hoping that the notoriously fickle Melbourne weather will provide the best chance of spicing up proceedings for the Australian Grand PrixHAVE YOU READ?
Fry relaxed about Schumacher’s form
Mercedes GP CEO Nick Fry says the team sees no reason to suggest that Michael Schumacher is having trouble adapting to the current generation of Formula 1 cars and tyres, and reckons it is just a matter of Mercedes improving its pace to allow the drivers to start winningFerrari working on cooling issues
Ferrari is going to address the cooling on the F10 in time for the next race, after it emerged Felipe Massa backed off towards the end of the race to preserve his engineNo rule changes in 2010 Ecclestone admits
Bernie Ecclestone has admitted Formula One must for now live with its current set of ruleHEADLINES
- F1 World Champions parade
- Virgin can emulate Red Bull, says Branson
- Webber ’shocked’ by lack of overtaking
- ‘There is no panic, no crisis’ – Ecclestone
- Button says confidence remains intact
- Button has work to do, says Fry
- Cosworth pleased with Bahrain showing
- F1 has so much to offer this year
- Coulthard calls for mandatory pitstops
- F1 dream lives on for Lopez
- Webber ’shocked’ by lack of passing
- Indianapolis plays down F1 return
- Red Bull ‘have potential to dominate’ – Horner
- Sauber poised to request name change
- Ecclestone: No panic over F1 show
- Too soon to judge Button v Hamilton
- Mosley to blame for F1 situation insists Coulthard
- INDYCAR: Sao Paolo Indy 300
- Points finish a consolation for Vettel
- Renault confident of points in every race
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Sharp Dressed Ferrari’s
Last night I listened to a very brief interview with Scott Sharp about his new American Le Mans Series Race Team, Extreme Speed Motorsports, which is funded by his longtime sponsor (6yrs) Patron Tequila.Tough first outing for Virgin
Lotus' Tony Fernandes could not contain his delight after witnessing his team's Formula One re-birth 16 years after Lotus last competed in the sport
Tommy Hilfiger to get IZID treatment
Just had this ‘lil news blurb sent to me from Indiana... that the Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Mercedes hopeful it can catch leaders
Mercedes GP says it knows exactly what it needs to do if it is going to be able to fight for the world championship this year, on the back of a fairly low-key Bahrain Grand Prix performance.
Q and A with Renault’s James Allison
Q and A with Renault's James Allison
Q and A with Renault’s James Allison
Q and A with Renault's James Allison
Renault: R30 can score in every race
Renault's technical director James Allison believes the French squad should be capable of scoring points in every race following a promising start to the season.
Schumacher delighted with Bahrain form
Michael Schumacher says he never expected to be his old self right away after finishing in sixth position at the Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday.
Gascoyne ‘very proud’ of Lotus effort
Lotus technical chief Mike Gascoyne has said he is 'very proud' of everyone at his team who helped the outfit deliver a race finish on its debut in Bahrain.
Fry calls for reaction to improve show
Formula 1 risks being damaged if it does not respond to the criticism it has faced for the lack of action in the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix.WATCH FORMULA 1 LIVE
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Q and A with Renault’s James Allison
Q and A with Renault's James Allison
Renault: R30 can score in every race
Renault's technical director James Allison believes the French squad should be capable of scoring points in every race following a promising start to the season.
Schumacher delighted with Bahrain form
Michael Schumacher says he never expected to be his old self right away after finishing in sixth position at the Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday.
Gascoyne ‘very proud’ of Lotus effort
Lotus technical chief Mike Gascoyne has said he is 'very proud' of everyone at his team who helped the outfit deliver a race finish on its debut in Bahrain.
Fry calls for reaction to improve show
Formula 1 risks being damaged if it does not respond to the criticism it has faced for the lack of action in the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix.