Di Grassi excited about weather possibilitiesJuly 30, 2010 (09:09) [ Indexed from GPUpdate.net ] Lucas di Grassi looks forward to the Hungarian Grand Prix at the Hungaroring this weekend, a track the Brazilian knows well from GP2. The Virgin Racing man is also energised over the possible threat of showers this weekend. More...
Pre-Hungary analysis - Massa 'here to win'July 30, 2010 (07:56) [ Indexed from Formula1.com ] No sooner had he had visited with the marshals who helped to rescue him here last year, than Felipe Massa found himself embroiled in further argument over the events of Hockenheim last week, and defending himself against accusations that he is now the number-two driver at Ferrari... More...
Heidfeld prepared to leave Mercedes for a race seatJuly 30, 2010 (05:09) [ Indexed from F1technical.net ] In his quest to return to the cockpit as a race driver Nick Heidfeld is ready to depart from the German Mercedes squad if necessary. Speaking to his country's the 'Bild' publication, he acknowledged, "With Mercedes it would not be possible to become a race driver in the near future." More...
Virgin expect to continue strong progress in HungaryJuly 30, 2010 (04:46) [ Indexed from F1technical.net ] This weekend the stunning European city of Budapest will play host to the Hungarian Grand Prix, Round 12 of the FIA Formula 1 World Championship. This is also the last round before the sport embarks on its Summer shutdown, designed to give the teams some respite from the 19 race calendar and enable them to embark on the final seven-race stint of the season with renewed vigour. More...
Alonso hoping for an enjoyeable birthday weekend in BudapestJuly 30, 2010 (00:38) [ Indexed from F1technical.net ] Only one driver can come to a race with that special feeling of having won the previous Grand Prix and here in Hungary, that man was Fernando Alonso. There was even more cause for him to be in good form and he seemed genuinely pleased that his usual Thursday meeting with the media in the Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro hospitality unit began with the journalists wishing him a happy birthday More...
Fernando Alonso Q&A: My reputation is intactJuly 29, 2010 (21:51) [ Indexed from Formula1.com ] They say you can recognise a champion in the way he handles a crisis - and many would say the aftermath of the German Grand Prix constituted a crisis for Ferrari. Perhaps no surprise then that the team's double world champion, Fernando Alonso, seems completely unflustered by the continuing media attention in Hungary. All that matters to him is that his 2010 title campaign is back on track. Only at the season end in Abu Dhabi will we know just how critical his Hockenheim pass on Felipe Massa was More...
Exclusive Rubens Barrichello Q&A: I thought Ferrari had changedJuly 29, 2010 (19:56) [ Indexed from Formula1.com ] Williams' Rubens Barrichello confesses he found himself rubbing his eyes in disbelief at what he saw at Hockenheim. The man who spent so long partnering Michael Schumacher at Ferrari never thought the Italian team would dare to do it again after Austria 2002. The Brazilian admits it made him happy to be where he is now - not at the front of the grid perhaps, but approaching his 300th Grand Prix confident of plenty more to come. We spoke to him about Williams' form, team orders, and his hopes for the Hungarian Grand Prix weekend More...
FIA Thursday press conference - HungaryJuly 29, 2010 (19:51) [ Indexed from Formula1.com ] Drivers: Rubens Barrichello (Williams), Heikki Kovalainen (Lotus), Robert Kubica (Renault), Felipe Massa (Ferrari), Sakon Yamamoto (HRT)
Q: Robert, you regard this as your home race, don't you?
Robert Kubica: Yeah, it is the closest race to Poland. Many fans are coming here. As there will not be a Polish Grand Prix I think Hungary we can call it my home race... More...
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