F1 » Schumacher Mercedes F1 move 'is going to happen'

Great if he does for even a race or two, but I'll believe it when I see it. Medically, unlikely his neck will last a whole season.

F1 » Button: McLaren 'will be tough to beat' in 2010.

Sorry, mate, McLaren will be fighting for third ...

F1 » Hamilton warns Button: I'm still the best driver in F1!

I'm neither a basher nor a fan, but where's such insecurity from?

F1 » Ross Brawn: We want F1 champion Button

I must say Whazzzzzzzzzup? Really?

F1 » Renault needs 30m Euros to continue in F1

Let's all go and help out by buying a Megane. I hope Renault fields a team and I think we can expect no problem with engine delivery. I have always enjoyed pedestrian Renault besting the likes of Ferrari, Mercedes, BMW and other more glamourous marques! Obviously, I wish that they could have kept development at the 2004-2006 level and that FA were still winning in a Renault!

F1 » POLL: Will F1 miss Kimi Raikkonen?

I hope that he finds the motivation and whatever else he needs in the year away from F1. He will not be as safe in crashes away from the F1 cockpit, so I hope he comes out unscathed. He is a great racer at his best which is not often enough. F1 is a little bit less without him as he currently is, what we wish he would be is another matter. THAT driver we desperately need!

F1 » F1 experts react to new McLaren line-up with caution

Great Off-season so far A) Poor Jenson, finally gets a little respect and now McLaren politics, yikes! B) Interesting to see McLaren as a customer rather than a Partner with Mercedes. It's definitely not going to be the same. C) Look for Force India to be on par with McLaren.

F1 » Raikkonen manager reveals F1 2010 decision made

A few rally crashes ought to knock some sense into him. Actually I wish him the best of luck and that he finds what he wants.

F1 » McLaren retains F1 engine deal despite Mercedes exit

McLaren will be running a Renault engine in three years, if still around. LuLu's out looking for a new seat already!

F1 » Haug hints at 'some surprises' in Mercedes GP line-up

Here's the scoop Sebastian Vettel gets the #1 seat at Mercedes GP. Will happen. Watch for it ... Kimi doesn't make the grade. Second seat: Rosberg