Month: November 2019

As much as Robert Kubica would love to return to the Formula 1 grid in the future, the Pole admitted that the Haas F1 Team “Kubica mum on 2019 talks, but dismisses Haas”

Renault Sport F1 boss Cyril Abiteboul says the French manufacturer’s engine is still not on a par with its Mercedes and Ferrari rivals, especially after “Renault’s Abiteboul impressed by rivals’ recent engine upgrades”

When they say a picture is worth a thousand words, writers rebel (or they write 1,500 words). I mean, pictures are great, but they can’t “Picturing the End of Fossil Fuels”

As Greeks suffer in multiple ways the effects of the economic crisis their country is going through, Germany has profited handsomely from the Greek crisis. “Germany Profits from Greeks' Hardships”

“, “sickened”, and “appalled” were appropriate words to describe the international reactions – and some of the local ones – to the second sentencing of Al “#FreeAJStaff: Travesty of Justice Continues”

City of a small Welsh town on Wednesday unanimously rejected a company’s bid to build a new open-pit coal mine, defying the developer’s threats to “In 'Great Day for People Power,' Welsh Town Council Rejects Open-Pit Coal Mine”

Haas boss Guenther Steiner says many drivers are sending him their applications with the hope of securing a seat with the US outfit in 2019. “Drivers beating down the doors at Haas for 2019 seat”

F1 race director Charlie Whiting felt compelled to apologise to Lewis Hamilton after the Singapore Grand Prix for what he considered to be poor behavior “Why did Charlie Whiting apologise to Lewis Hamilton?”

Five years later, it’s water under the bridge, but Sebastian Vettel’s decision to ignore team orders in Malaysia in 2013 – and snatch a sure “Vettel’s breach of ‘Multi-21’ triggered by revenge, reveals Horner”

Scott Dixon’s runner-up spot in Sunday’s Grand Prix of Sonoma delivered to the Kiwi his fifth IndyCar crown, putting the 38-year-old just two titles behind “Scott Dixon clinches fifth career IndyCar title”