Now, before you post your comment, please, please, please read this next line: This is a joke. That said, if you read between the lines, and you’re really desperate for a Lewis Hamilton and Red Bull pairing, I’ve got something for you to chew upon: Q: Malaysia is known for an unpredictable race in terms

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With an impressive start to 2012 from McLaren in Melbourne, defending double champions Red Bull Racing had to be content with second place for Sebastian Vettel and fourth place for Mark Webber.

The FIA’s Action for Road Safety campaign received a ringing endorsement from the stars of Formula One at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix.

Join Jeff, Mark and me as we review the first race of the 2o12 season…the AUstralian Grand Prix review. We cover all the teams as they finished (yes, every team…not just the top 4 or 5) and we offer our coveted award: Pass of the race Donkey of the race Drive of the race Tell

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Felipe Massa was in dire need of a good start to the 2012 season, given his poor recent form and the obvious question marks hanging over his future.

Sauber managed to get into Q2 in Australia, however, hopefuls Caterham were again at the back with Marussia and HRT… Sauber: Kamui Kobayashi: “This is obviously disappointing.

Jenson Button had a strong showing at practice in Melbourne Friday. However, he’s still unsure as to what he can expect from the other drivers for Sunday’s race.

Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel is set to be one of the stars of the show for this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed.

The 2012 Motorsport calendar is getting into its stride now as the different series across all forms of motor racing start hitting the track in anger and here at Formula1blog.com we are ever expanding to bring you as many series as possible to discuss and share. New for 2012, Andy Aka. Frantic, will be covering

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You have to realize that if the mainstream media in America is going to touch the United States Grand Prix, it’s going to do so only if there’s something, well, newsy about the story. (I’m not counting the Austin American-Statesman, which is covering the heck out of the Circuit of the America’s construction. It’s doing

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