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McLaren had a difficult morning session but the afternoon proved slightly more fruitful. Jenson Button in particular is optimistic that McLaren seems to be heading in the right direction.
Pastor Maldonado was seen running in the Williams FW35 featuring the stepped nose and front wing of last year's FW34. Williams have lost the direction for its aerodynamic development, and as updates do not bring the expected progress, the team is now checking the efficiency of the car with better known elements, such as the 2012 nose cone and a front wing used late in the 2012 season. Mike Coughlan, the team's technical director said "We were running different parts across the two cars this morning to try to improve our overall performance
Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton set the pace in the second session in Monte Carlo, the German being three-tenths ahead. Fernando Alonso was third with Felipe Massa behind him while Mark Webber managed fifth, ahead of Kimi Raikkonen and Romain Grosjean, although the Frenchman crashed into the tyre barrier at the exit of Ste Devote […]

Jean-Eric Vergne decided for the Monaco Grand Prix to wear a special helmet on race day in honoor of Francois Cevert, killed 40 years ago at the wheel of a Tyrrell at Watkins Glen. To mark the anniversary of his death Cevert’s sister Jacqueline, who married Jean-Pierre Beltoise and is the mother of racers Anthony […]
The F1 paddock in Monaco was busy on Thursday with the usual legion of occasional visitors among them former Ferrari driver Patrick Tambay. The Frenchman competed in F1 between 1977 and 1986, racing for Surtees, Theodore, McLaren, Ligier, Ferrari, Renault and Haas Lola. He joined Ferrari after the death of Gilles Villeneuve in 1982 and […]

The destination of former Lotus F1 Team Technical Director James Allison remains unknown, and it seems that the original stories suggesting that he had signed a deal with a rival team may have been wide of the mark, which helps to explain why everyone was previously denying having signed a deal. If no deal was […]











