2 September 2010 by Keith Collantine
Rubens Barrichello reached a landmark 300 F1 races at the Belgian Grand Prix last weekend.
Explore the Brazilian driver’s career statistics in full with the interactive charts below which include all the qualifying and race results from his time with Jordan, Stewart, Ferrari, Honda, Brawn and Williams. more…
1 September 2010 by Keith Collantine
Rubens Barrichello won’t care to remember his 300th F1 race, which lasted less than a lap.
Fortunately he has many better memories from his 18-year F1 career which has made him the first driver to reach a triple-century of races.
Take a look at some of the memorable moments from his career in the pictures below. more…
1 September 2010 by Keith Collantine
The circuit design for the 2012 United States Grand Prix has been revealed.
Designed by Hermann Tilke, the track incorporates sections similar to those at Silverstone, Istanbul and the Hockenheimring. It appears to be an anti-clockwise configuration. more…
31 August 2010 by Keith Collantine
Title contenders Fernando Alonso, Sebastian Vettel and Jenson Button’s failure to score in Belgium meant we saw a very low-scoring round of the F1 Fanatic Predictions Championship.
But not for Athos Merkis who made the best prediction to claim 29 points plus a Lotus DVD boxset. more…
31 August 2010 by Keith Collantine
Spa served up another classic race and could prove a turning point in the world championship as Lewis Hamilton and Mark Webber pulled away from their nearest rivals.
Find all the F1 Fanatic Belgian Grand Prix coverage in one place below – from Friday practice to the post-race review and our live comments on every session. more…
30 August 2010 by Keith Collantine
Which driver did the best job during the Belgian Grand Prix weekend?
See below for my pick of the best drivers in the Belgian Grand Prix.
Review each driver’s race weekend in detail below and vote for who you thought was the most impressive driver. more…
30 August 2010 by Keith Collantine
There may have been a four-week break between Hungary and Belgium but the result was much the same for the two Red Bull drivers. Mark Webber grabbed every point available while Sebastian Vettel threw them away.
But the team did not enjoy anything like the performance advantage they had in Hungary. That could have been down to the circuit suiting their car less well, the new front wing stiffness test introduced for this round, or both. more…
30 August 2010 by Keith Collantine
Fernando Alonso was tipped for victory after topping both practice sessions on Friday.
But Ferrari’s pace seemed to desert them on Saturday morning. And, as far as the drivers’ championship is concerned, it was the ‘wrong’ driver who brought home points. more…
30 August 2010 by Keith Collantine
Having been miles off the pace in Hungary, McLaren were back in contention for victory in Spa.
Hamilton showed a great touch in the damp conditions most of the time – especially at the start of Q2. But he nearly lost his win when he went off at Rivage near the end of the race.
Button was less fortunate in his collision with Sebastian Vettel, which ended his race and McLaren’s hopes of a one-two. more…
30 August 2010 by Keith Collantine
Robert Kubica was very happy with Renault’s F-duct upgrade and finished on the podium for the third time this year.
Without minor problems in qualifying and the race this was a Grand Prix Renault could have won.
Team mate Vitaly Petrov joined him in the points despite a costly crash in qualifying that left him on the back row. more…