Season preview
Nigel Roebuck talks to Martin Brundle
Schumacher’s comeback
Reaction from Germany and Italy
Greatest Grid ever?
Anthony Rowlinson on 2010 promise
What’s changed for 2010?
Adam Cooper reads the new rules
BBC – year two
Rob Widdows talks to ‘The Chain’ gang
Other features
Motor Sport Hall of Fame
A full… Read more
Is this the greatest grid we’ve ever seen in 60 years of Formula 1? That’s a key question we couldn’t resist asking within our 2010 Grand Prix season preview, the cornerstone of the April issue of Motor Sport.
Now, I know better than anyone that making ‘greatest ever’ claims risks… Read more
Dear Nigel,
Thank you for your frank opinions on all that interests us, but don’t those opinions sometimes cause you trouble? How many times have you been snubbed by those you’ve panned?
Pat O’Brien
When it was announced at the Malaysian Grand Prix last year that the BBC would be taking over the UK broadcasting rights for Formula 1 in 2009, there was an overwhelmingly positive response from both the public and paddock insiders. After 12 years of hard work, that reaction must have… Read more
Dear Nigel,
For years I have been reading about the lost talent that was Stefan Bellof and always after finishing each article I find myself wanting to know more. I was wondering if Motor Sport has ever compiled a definitive article relating to his life, career and the impact he would have made on F1 had he survived? In Bellof I believe we were robbed of a driver who, had he lived, may now be regarded among the greats such as Gilles Villeneuve and Ayrton Senna.
Al Crawford
Dear Nigel,
As we know, Denis Jenkinson was a very experienced racer, both as a sidecar passenger and in his navigating of Sir Stirling Moss on the Mille Miglia. My questions are, have you any competition experience, which drivers have you sat alongside, and do you consider yourself a ‘sporting motorist’?
Phil Darby
All we seem to hear about, as we head into winter, is recession, downturn, crisis and imminent Armageddon. Come on, there must be some good news. Well, there is, and here it is.
Martin Brundle has joined the British Broadcasting Corporation’s team that will cover Grand Prix racing for the… Read more
My Editor has asked me to approach my weekly blog in a different way. He’s the Boss, so I will. He wants me to be more controversial, nothing too extreme you understand, but just a bit more opinionated, perhaps. Also, he would like me to keep it shorter. So here… Read more
The passage of time means different things to different people. For a geologist, two hundred and fifty million years is a long time. For us motor racing nuts, seven weeks is a long time. That’s how long it is until the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne. And it seems more… Read more
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