Max Chilton recorded his first ever Formula 1 retirement in Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix. It's probably the most important event that has occurred in his short F1 career thus far. Chilton has had a monkey on his back for some time now. That monkey has been his reliability. He finished every race of his debut... Continue Reading →
Dillmann’s GP2 pole time almost quick enough for F1
This afternoon, Tom Dillmann took his first GP2 pole position in Hungary with a lap time of 1:28.219. That's about seven tenths of a second quicker than last year's GP2 pole time, although the comparison is not particularly significant.What is significant is how close Dillmann's pole position lap time came to the back of the... Continue Reading →