Lotus News
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 […]
Sunshine, softs and surprises were the order of the day during FP1 at the Circuit de Monaco; Kimi and Romain ending the morning in P11 / P3 respectively Follow @Lotus_F1Team Monaco… Music… Magic..
Kimi Raikkonen has again refused to divulge any details of his possible future plans, insisting that he doesn’t know what he will do in 2014. Raikkonen, who has no commitment to Lotus beyond this season, has been linked with Mark … Continue reading →
As the countdown to FP1 continues, we hear from race drivers Kimi Räikkönen and Romain Grosjean to gather their thoughts on what’s to come at the Circuit de Monaco Follow @Lotus_F1Team Check out what Kimi and Romain had to say when we caught up with them for a quick chat on Wednesday afternoon in Monaco: Kimi: “Monaco is completely different to any other circuit” Romain: “You have to keep your focus 100% of the time at this track” Follow @Lotus_F1Team Check This Out! We just can’t get (…) – News
Drivers – Jenson Button (McLaren), Adrian Sutil (Force India), Jules Bianchi (Marussia), Nico Hulkenberg (Sauber), Romain Grosjean (Lotus), Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes). Q: A question to you all.
Kimi Raikkonen has admitted “there’s no secret” that he is likely to have several options for 2014 but is adamant he has no intention to rush decisions on his future.
Kimi Raikkonen believes he is in a strong position for negotiating a contract for 2014 but has not yet decided where he wants to drive or whether he will stay in Formula One
Kimi Raikkonen says he is not at all surprised that his Formula 1 future is the subject of fervent speculation, but that will not make him hurry his decision over whether to stay at Lotus or move elsewhere
Kimi Raikkonen says he is not at all surprised that his Formula 1 future is the subject of fervent speculation, but that will not make him hurry his decision over whether to stay at Lotus or move elsewhere
With its tight corners, chicanes, Armco barriers, bumps and white lines, it’s easy to see why Monaco is regarded as the toughest track on the calendar. And just as it was in 2012, it’s a circuit on which form is impossible to predict accurately. Yes, it will suit Lotus, Red Bull and Ferrari, but it should also enable Mercedes to continue their front-row qualifying performance
Lotus owner Gerard Lopez says he is “not concerned” that Kimi Raikkonen will leave the team at the end of the season
The Monaco Grand Prix is one of the most prestigious occasions on the sporting calendar; an event like no other, and a venue that can only be described as truly magical… Follow @Lotus_F1Team What is the magic of Monaco? It starts by emerging through the tunnel from France into a world where the Mediterranean sparkles, and all that glitters is probably gold; five days of an improbable fairy-tale, before returning to the real world.
Lotus remain confident that Kimi Raikkonen will decide to stay with the team for 2014 despite reported interest from Red Bull.
Lotus owner Gerard Lopez expresses confidence that his team will keep hold of Kimi Raikkonen despite suggestions that the Finn could move for 2014
LOTUS driver goes into Monaco Grand Prix second in the world champ standings — but is cool about chances
Alan Permane, the trackside operations manager at Lotus F1 looks ahead to Monaco. He points out once again that Lotus is happy with the tyres as they are, and that the different tyres have made the actual race pace in Monaco more important than a few years ago.
Alan Permane says Lotus is confident of a strong showing when F1 heads to Monaco this weekend
Trackside Operations Director Alan Permane gives his insight ahead of Formula 1′s trip to the unique challenge that is Monte Carlo Follow @Lotus_F1Team Are there any goodies in the Monaco upgrade bag? Similar to Barcelona, we will be bringing a new rear wing which follows the same concept as the one we ran in Monaco last year.
Lotus Trackside Operations Director Alan Permane gives his insight ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix on the streets of Monte Carlo
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?