Williams said they would be competitive in 2011 as they unveiled their blue and white livery for the new season.

During the course of the last week or two, much of the discussion here at F1B has been focused on Bahrain. Will they or won’t they? Did they wait to long? Who’s to blame and who should pay? Today’s piece by SJ Skid as to where, if at all, a rescheduled Bahrain GP should be [...]

Alonso bearing down and overtaking D’Ambrosio during the test day at the Circuit De Catalunya on 18th Feb 2011…

It’s a carbon-fiber and aluminum rocketship propelled by a Renault V8 that’s limited to 18,000 rpm.

The crown prince of Bahrain called off Formula One’s season-opening race Monday, handing another victory to protesters aiming to break the ruling dynasty’s stranglehold on power in the Gulf kingdom.

According to the Telegraph’s Tom Cary, F1 teams will be told today whether the series is going to Bahrain for the season opening race or not. According to Cary, unconfirmed reports from the Gulf have suggested that the race will be postponed until the end of the season. Cary cites the Dubai-based Gulf News as [...]

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Sebastian Vettel deposed local hero Fernando Alonso from the top of the timesheets at the end of the first day of the testing in Barcelona.

Not that this has much to do with F1 but it is an odd twist and many F1 fans keep and ear to the ground when the talk of indycar comes up. It seems that recently ousted president and family member, Tony George, has been re-elected to the board in an expansion that the Hulman [...]

Pirelli has nominated the hard and soft dry tyre compounds for the first four rounds of the 2011 Formula One World Championship: Bahrain , Australia, Malaysia and China.