The 2010 Formula 1 season began in earnest today, as the first free practice sessions were run in preparation for Sunday’s Grand Prix of Bahrain. While practice is only practice, as one is constantly reminded, some of the times set were interesting none the less. It should be remembered that while the teams had four [...]
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Fans and Teams Say the Show Was Boring, Bernie Says Be Patient
Bernie Ecclestone is making an effort to instill calm in the troops. Amidst a unanimous clamor that the season-opener in Bahrain was exceptional only in the level of tedium it produced, Ecclestone has encouraged teams and fans alike to reserve judgment. In the aftermath of Sunday’s race, McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh called for an immediate [...]