Caterham News
Caterham Group technical officer Mike Gascoyne is utilising his Formula 1 engineering knowledge to enter the world of ocean racing. The 50-year-old, who has worked for McLaren, Jordan and Renault, has already completed a solo transatlantic trip from Cascais to Grenada last year and now plans to increase his involvement on the water.
Charles Pic is hoping that Monaco’s unforgiving nature can help continue Caterham’s recent improvement.
Giedo van der Garde hopes to earn the chance to help Caterham move up the F1 grid in 2014
Round six of the championship sees the paddock arrive in Monte Carlo for arguably the most famous event on the calendar, the Formula 1 Grand Prix de Monaco 2013. So how are the teams preparing for the unique challenge that is the Principality’s streets? Those involved discuss their prospects for the race
Giedo van der Garde admits his focus this season is to cement a place at Caterham for the 2014 regulation changes
Even though Caterham didn't get more than a 17th position finish at the Spanish GP, progress is clear at Caterham. At least that is the view of team principal Cyril Abiteboul who is sure there's more to come.
Cyril Abiteboul, Team Principal of Caterham F1 Team, looks back in detail at the Spanish Grand Prix weekend and looks ahead to the next race in Monaco
We’re vlogging from inside the Caterham F1 Team throughout our 2013 season. Episode 13: F1 meets sailing with the launch of Caterham Challenge Heikki Kovalainen stops by the factory to catch up with the whole team between races Giedo van der Garde appears at the GE 2013 Digital Energy Summit in Brighton Hit subscribe for your access all areas pass to a year inside Formula 1: Caterham F1 Team
Caterham’s drivers Giedo van der Garde and Charles Pic believe there is more potential in the updated CT03
Sailing and motor-racing have potential to share far more than just a glamorous image, says chief F1 writer Andrew Benson
From 200 miles an hour down to 20 – and sometimes a lot less than that – is in prospect for Caterham F1 boss Mike Gascoyne as he prepares to join the world of ocean racing.
Sir Richard Branson has finally honoured a bet made with Caterham boss Tony Fernandes in 2010 by dressing up as an air stewardess on an AirAsia fligh
Caterham drivers Charles Pic and Giedo van der Garde had strong weekends that creates optimism for the remainder of the season. Pic finished 17th while Van der Garde had to abandon due to losing a wheel on track.
Race winner Fernando Alonso has escaped a possible penalty for receiving a flag on his in-lap after winning the Spanish GP
Caterham has been fined Euro10,000 for releasing Giedo van der Garde from his second Spanish Grand Prix pitstop with a wheel not properly attached
Giedo van der Garde has outqualified his teammate at Caterham, despite not having the new front wing at his disposition. While he is obviously pleased, Charles Pic laments a lack of balance.
