Sebastian Vettel has proven himself to be a great race driver in recent years but has he got the skills of an actor as well? Find out for yourself in this short film.
Chibi is a big Vettel fan and became well known after his cardboard RB8 was publicised across the world. Here he is following in Vettel's footsteps with some martial arts of his own
Lou talks about the highs and lows of following Pastor Maldonado through his climb to F1 and on the thrill of seeing him take his first win. If you're going to click one link in this post then make it this one, a great read.And... kung-fu mini-Vettel is jumping! :D @redbullracing #driveofthedragon twitter.com/Kugenuma_Ohana…
— Ohana (@Kugenuma_Ohana) May 11, 2012
Just a few words on Pastor...
BBC radio reporter Jennie Gow uploaded some great pictures from the Spanish Grand Prix. Some nice images from the celebrations at Williams after the race.
Pictures from Barcelona
Fernando Alonso and Sebastian Vettel discuss the incidents that occurred in Bahrain as the German mocks the radio message from the Spaniard after he got frustrated with Nico Rosberg
Mark Hughes tries to make sense of the characteristics of the 2012 Pirelli tyres and why the teams are struggling to come to terms with them so far this season
Confusion reigns in Spain
GP3 started their season in Barcelona and there was plenty of drama, especially at the start. Peter Allen takes a look back at that and also GP2. Paddock Scout is a great website for the junior series scene, Peter's knowledge is top notch.
GP2 and GP3 review
Porsche SuperCup driver Sean Edwards tweeted a picture from Monaco earlier this week. It shows the resurfaced tarmac at the exit of the tunnel which is now much smoother. Also note the barrier that Sergio Perez hit last year has been moved back
Viva F1 take a look at the various strategies that were used at the Spanish Grand Prix. Includes a funky graph!Nice jog of the GP track at 6am, lots of new tarmac! Then a good cycle with @pauldirestaf1 & Giancarlo, great coffee! twitter.com/SeanEdwardsR/s…
— Sean Edwards (@SeanEdwardsR) May 15, 2012
Spanish Grand Prix strategies
The mystery of how Jean-Eric Vergne appeared to have a mixture of compounds in his first stint on Sunday is explained on the Planet F1 forum
Did Vergne break the tyre rules on Sunday
Plans for the layout of the street track that will host a Grand Prix in New Jersey have been revealed
New Jersey circuit plans revealed
On 'Fan Formula' this week, the topics under discussion include the 107% rule and the collision between Bruno Senna and Michael Schumacher in Spain
Sniff Petrol poke some fun at McLaren's recent issues in the pitlane
McLaren launch new venture
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