Monthly Archives: March 2010

After all of the doom and gloom reports in the press following the disappointing Bahrain Grand Prix, today’s race at Albert Park in Melbourne did enough to silence those critics and to get them to put down their hammers and … Continue reading →

Following yesterdays embarrassing admission from Virgin Racing that it’s fuel tank was not big enough to enable either car to finish a race, the team backer Sir Richard Branson said he still remains committed to the team. “I think all of … Continue reading →

As the overcast gloom of the evening rolled over Melbourne while the dust was setting over the qualifying battle between the two Red Bulls, the interest for the Stefan Grand Prix Blog had already been settled 30 minutes earlier with … Continue reading →

In a fabulous interview with ESPN, the ever free talking Mike Gascoyne turned the Melbourne air blue and rounded on the critics of the news teams. The Lotus F1 Technical Director is not nicknamed “The Bulldog” for no reason, yet … Continue reading →

…to Sportal.rs in a wide-ranging interview regarding the break up with Toyota, the prospect of 2011, the ‘Serbian Vulture’ comments and Mr. Stefanovic calling on all Stefan Grand Prix “brave fans” to “Arise!” Following the recent news that Stefan Grand … Continue reading →

Breaking the story first, Adam Cooper reported that the collaboration between Stefan Grand Prix and Toyota had ended with the news that the team would not be able to participate in the 2010 season. This news contradicted the report from Autosport that … Continue reading →

Of the three new teams making their début at Bahrain, Hispania Racing Team had the least to prove thanks to the late buyout of Campos Meta by José Ramón Carabante just two weeks before the start of the season. With all of … Continue reading →

With its innovative CPD design, Virgin Racing were hoping to prove that their way was the way to go for the future. In the end, it turned out that the same reliability that has restricted them in winter testing was the same reliability that … Continue reading →

Of the three new teams, Lotus F1 came out on top of Round One of the Stefan Grand Prix Championship and by all accounts, they can say that they achieved all of the targets they had sets themselves for the … Continue reading →

After a rather turgid Bahrain Grand Prix at the front of the pack, there was plenty of action going on behind between the three new teams. Coming out on top where LotusF1 who were able to get both cars to … Continue reading →