Formula 1 warning to Ferrari and McLaren: Serious competition ahead!

Dr. Akshay Nair
Thursday, 15 May 2008 07:52
An analysis of the teams and drivers who have what it takes to stop last year's big guns from making this season a two-horse race again.
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Ranking: 5 Stars of 5
Fernando Alonso: You can never write him off (Gettyimages.com)

Formula 1 title number two? Not so fast, Mr Raikkonen
Kimi Raikkonen
Dr. Akshay Nair
Thursday, 15 May 2008 10:55
Has Kimi in his scarlet become 'Schumacherly' unstoppable - or will a challenger emerge and freeze the Iceman in his tracks?
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0 Stars of 5
Formula 1: Much better the Lewis Hamilton show than the boring Michael Schumacher show!
Lewis Hamilton: A potential world champion (Gettyimages.com)
Chris Goldsmith
Wednesday, 14 May 2008 12:25
Britain's new Formula One hero may not be as interesting as David Beckham, but the attention on Lewis is growing. He is an exciting prospect and he has so much more charisma than Schumi.
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2 Stars of 5
The Schu fits! Why Michael Schumacher leads the race for Formula 1 greatness
& Reuters
Dr. Akshay Nair
Wednesday, 14 May 2008 14:16
To pick the best F1 driver ever means having to compare drivers from different eras in different cars under different circumstances. This author tells us why the German gets his vote as the best in history.
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5 Stars of 5
BMW and Renault not quite up to speed in trying to tame the Prancing Horse of Formula 1
Kimi Raikkonen
James Mortimer
Tuesday, 13 May 2008 11:18
Ferrari and McLaren have been all but unbeatable in recent years - and this author doesn't give the others much chance of catching them this time around.
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0 Stars of 5
Formula 1: Why Robert Kubica has the drive to challenge Kimi Raikkonen, Lewis Hamilton and Co
& Reuters
James Mortimer
Monday, 12 May 2008 09:13
The first ever Polish driver has made an auspicious start to the 2008 season. There's no doubt he has what it takes to make BMW serious contenders to Ferrari and McLaren's constructors crown.
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5 Stars of 5
How Jenson Button's F1 dream went to the dogs
Jenson Button celebrate after the Hungarian Formula One Grand Prix
James Mortimer
Saturday, 10 May 2008 12:09
With two retirements so far this season, and the Honda team well behind the performance of the Big Three - Ferrari, Mercedes and BMW - hopes of a World Championship are far off.
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5 Stars of 5
Why Formula 1 king Kimi Raikkonen will be hard to overtake this season
The Iceman winneth: Raikonnen celebrates his victory (Gettyimages.com)
James Mortimer
Saturday, 10 May 2008 12:08
The Finnish driver won the World Championship in the closest F1 season in decades. His groundwork over a number of campaigns is bearing fruit and the drivers behind will not find it easy.
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3 Stars of 5
Formula 1 success is not so much down to Lewis Hamilton as the car he drives
Kimi Raikkonen
Chris Goldsmith
Saturday, 10 May 2008 06:55
The young Brit is gaining in experience and let's just hope his McLaren team are gaining speed against Ferrari to give him the best possible chance of becoming 2008 world champion.
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0 Stars of 5
Formula 1: Why Alain Prost was leader of the pack
Alain Prost
Chris Goldsmith
Wednesday, 07 May 2008 09:28
The Frenchman was relaxed in his approach to Formula 1 driving. He was a four-times champion and won a brilliant 51 races, He deserves his place in the history boloks. Allez Alain.
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2 Stars of 5
Formula 1: Lewis Hamilton has the drive to capture Raikkonen's crown
Lewis Hamilton
James Mortimer
Tuesday, 06 May 2008 08:39
The wonder boy of British sport missed out on the title last season, but has shown the ability to tame the Prancing Horse.
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5 Stars of 5
Formula 1: It's time to short-circuit Mad Mosley's embarrassing sex drive
Max Mosley
Claire Bee
Saturday, 03 May 2008 14:34
So the FIA boss has been caught with his pants down. What people get up to behind closed doors is entirely a personal matter but Max Mosley's behaviour raises uncomfortable connotations with his past and he should have resigned immediately to save further problems.
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0 Stars of 5
Lewis Hamilton has time on his side in the race to be a Formula 1 great
Lewis Hamilton of Great Britain and McLaren Mercedes celebrates on the podium
Chris Goldsmith
Tuesday, 06 May 2008 10:21
A win in Turkey this weekend would put the young British star firmly back in the driving seat - and prove to the fans that he is no one-season wonder.
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3 Stars of 5
Formula 1 star Lewis Hamilton is no Muhammad Ali - but then again, who is?
Lewis Hamilton of Great Britain and McLaren Mercedes celebrates on the podium
gerald mclaughlin
Wednesday, 23 April 2008 09:07
In today's dog-eat-dog world, success is everything in sport. Are we paying the price for that with a lack of real personalities? Or were Ali and McEnroe truly one-offs?
Comments: 1
5 Stars of 5
Juan Fangio - the daddy of all Formula One drivers
Fangio
James Mortimer
Thursday, 10 April 2008 09:28
The world’s premier motor sport has seen some truly remarkable men in the last century of all nationalities, many with different impacts – but whose record stacks up the best?
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5 Stars of 5
Formula 1: Robert Kubica and BMW Sauber show they can take on the big guns
Kubica
Al Warwick
Tuesday, 08 April 2008 07:20
We have seen three very different races and three different victors so far. With a three-week gap before the European season kicks off, it’s time to see who’s hot and who’s not.
Comments: 1
4 Stars of 5
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