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Boycott all sponsors associated with Formula 1 to put pressure on teams to force F1 back to free to air TV.

The overtaking in the early 80s I guess was due partly to turbo cars qualifying at the front of races by turning the boost up regardless of whether their car was anywhere near fast enough in race...

Just been looking over those stats myself and found this thread. The best thing to do is look at thedry race stats only. Today's race had 70 overtakes which is very high but it was a wet race with...

In a Formula where overtaking is actually impossible if you believe what you here Kubica did a great job!

Trulli, Di Grassi, Glock, Kovalainen, De La Rosa, Buemi. He was faster than these guys at...

About the new teams:

USF1 were pretty much guaranteed but I don't see any real substance. They aren't currently racing in any seriesand do they have a relationship with any sponsors? Yes they...

Curently there are only 6 manufacturers that can afford to develop an F1 engine. If the performance levels are standardised can independent companies build cost effective engines for independent...

And the Renault World Series Champion.

Alonso or Kubica mainly because they've been the most consistent, but it really is impossible to say. They rest all seem to be more obviously flawed in terms of driving.

Hope it sends a clear message to teams to let the stewards do their jobs and respect their judgements.

Fans are almost always wrong in almost every way. Leave it to McLaren to fight their corner without clouding the issue. You may not appreciate it now but these kind of stories give F1 its heritage...

Perhaps someone shoudl start a petition saying sign here to ignore this petition.

Normally penalties are given when a driver is released into the path of another. Massa rejoined behind Sutil and didn't impede him. However if the Ferrari pit had been behind another pit box he may...

It makes sense to use overwhelming force to finish a dispute quickly and ends up better for both sides as less casualties will be endured and less money spent.

Raikkonen's first stop did seem to be quicker but maybe Shell is less dense than Elf, or the Ferrari engine is more efficient than the Renault, or Raikkonen simply used a more efficient engine...

Badoer probably has the the record for most miles driven in an F1 car without a win if you include testing.

"No technical project has become cheaper by delaying its introduction. So if we delayed it by another year we would spend the same money without putting it on stage, and there is no sense at all." -...

Dario and Marino Franchitti

Mathias Lauda in DTM

Henry Surtees in FBMW

A lot of the tracks F1 races at are extremely wide and when a driver does get close in order to overtake it is often quite difficult for the defending driver to defend enough to block the inside line...

The paying spectators get to see the cars a lot more; 67 compared to 45 which is good but at least the new circuit has more corners as opposed to chicanes. The old circuit was effectively a long...

The ITV commentary team were criticising McLaren's decision not to pit Hamilton, but I'm not so sure I agree. If more cars hadn't pitted (such as Vettel, Barrichello, Coulthard etc) Massa would...

Alonso was at least trying hard to overtake, perhaps too hard given that there were always cars directly behind him. However a more conservative race would still probably left him 9th or tenth as he...

Susie Dent from the Oxford Dictionary and Countdown seems to be in agreement with me.

http://uk.encarta.msn.com/encnet/Features/Columns/?article=OfChavsAndToffs

Barrichello is the driver of the day. 16th to 3rd despite pitstop problems and judged the conditions perfectly.

Hamilton made virtually no mistakes on a day when everyone was on and off the track...

I have Total Immersion Racing for the PS2 but never really enjoyed it, but there are some official Le Mans games out there.

Maybe the BBC could go with one main commentators e.g. Ben Edwards, an ex driver like John Watson and different guest commentators every race.