Imo singa sir! Mura compared sa japan. Ok din ma witness yung night race. Hehehe!
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Maldonado visits Sauber for talks regarding 2014 | Grand Prix 247Maldonado visits Sauber for talks regarding 2014
Pastor Maldonado has is now a top contender for a Sauber seat in 2014.
Blick newspaper’s veteran Formula 1 correspondent Roger Benoit reports that the Venezuelan, whose lucrative backer PDVSA has already exited its deal at Williams, “was at Hinwil” this week.
Benoit, who said that Maldonado was accompanied to Switzerland by his manager Nicolas Todt, said that Sauber did not confirm or deny the news.
The €40 million per year PDVSA deal would be desperately welcomed by Sauber, who have struggled financially throughout the season.
It was believed a Russian deal, including the driver Sergey Sirotkin, had saved the 20-year-old Swiss team, but many believe that the money from Russia never actually arrived.
Indeed, the Swiss business newspaper Handelszeitung reported on Wednesday that the canton of Zurich has filed a new €44,000 claim against Sauber for unpaid electricity bills.
A team insider confirmed to the newspaper that its financial problems “are not yet definitively solved”. (GMM)
Source: Maldonado visits Sauber for talks regarding 2014 | Grand Prix 247
2014 F1 calendar down to 19 races from 22 | Grand Prix 2472014 F1 calendar down to 19 races from 22
Formula 1′s controversial 22 grands prix race calendar for 2014 has shrunk by three races, according to the latest unofficial version that has emerged in the Austin paddock.
Auto Motor und Sport has seen the revised 19-race calendar and it does not feature previously-scheduled grands prix in New Jersey, Mexico and Korea.
The season finale, previously set to be held in Brazil late in 2014 as per the last few seasons, will now be held in Abu Dhabi, with the Championship also to be wrapped up two weeks earlier than expected.
Korea and New Jersey have reportedly succumbed to financial troubles, while Mexico City has run out of time to guarantee that necessary money for improvements to the circuit – last used for Formula 1 in 1992 – will flow.
“But the Mexican Grand Prix will be held in 2015,” said correspondent Michael Schmidt.
“The (Mexican) government has had to delay its subsidy because of the recent flooding, which is more important than a grand prix,” he added.
The revised calendar is set to be rubber-stamped by the governing FIA in early December. (GMM)
Source: 2014 F1 calendar down to 19 races from 22 | Grand Prix 247
Eight Consecutive Win in a single season....a new record!
Bottas leads the driver championship...over his Williams teamate. Hehehe
Redbull/Ferrari vortex comparison [gif/5MB] - Imgur
spot the difference.
Brazilian GP - Star Sports / FOX Sports HD Live TV Schedule
Nov. 15 (friday)
8pm - Practice 1
Nov. 16 (saturday)
12am - Practice 2
9pm - Practice 3
Nov. 17 (sunday)
12am - Qualifying Race - FOX sports only
11pm - Raceday show - FOX sports only
Nov. 18 (monday)
12am - Main Race - FOX sports only
Brazilian GP - Star Sports / FOX Sports HD Live TV Schedule (correction)
Nov. 22 (friday)
8pm - Practice 1
Nov. 23 (saturday)
12am - Practice 2
9pm - Practice 3
Nov. 24 (sunday)
12am - Qualifying Race - FOX sports only
11pm - Raceday show - FOX sports only
Nov. 25 (monday)
12am - Main Race - FOX sports only
Ecclestone: Horner would be ideal to succeed me, someone who knows the sport | Grand Prix 247Ecclestone: Horner would be ideal to succeed me, someone who knows the sport
Formula 1 Chief Executive Bernie Ecclestone has named Red Bull team boss Christian Horner as the ideal candidate to succeed him when he finally relinquishes his grip on the sport, British media reported on Friday.
Ecclestone, who has built Formula 1 into a global money spinner over the past four decades, has always shunned talk of retirement but is now 83 and is facing legal challenges relating to a 2005 business deal.
“Christian would be ideal,” Ecclestone told reporters at the Brazilian Grand Prix in Sao Paulo. “I would be happy to hold his hand. We could have a transitional period. It needs someone who knows the sport.”
Horner, 40, is a Briton like Ecclestone. His Red Bull team and their driver Sebastian Vettel have dominated Formula 1 for the past four seasons.
Settling the issue of a successor to Ecclestone would make it easier to float the business on the stock exchange, a long termaim of private equity firm CVC, the largest shareholder in Formula 1
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Ecclestone: Horner would be ideal to succeed me, someone who knows the sport | Grand Prix 247
Vettel dominating the race again, 12 seconds away from the rest.
Lots of action down the line though. Webber looking to get a good last race, Massa had a good start but had to take a drive-through penalty but is now clawing his way back up. Alonso trying hard to catch up to Webber.
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