Formula One Races 2010

Race	Country	Track	Date
1	Bahrain	Bahrain International Circuit	14th March
2	Australia	Melbourne International Circuit (Albert Park)	28th March
3	Malaysia	Sepang International Circuit	4th April
4	China	Shanghai International Circuit	18th April
5	Spain	Circuit de Catalunya	9th May
6	Monaco	Monte Carlo	16th May
7	Turkey	Istanbul Park	30th May
8	Canada	Circuit Gilles Villeneuve	13th June
9	Europe	Valencia Street Circuit	27th June
10	Britain	Silverstone	11th July
11	German	Hockenheimring	25th July
12	Hungary	Hungaroring	1st August
13	Belgium	Spa-Francorchamps	29th August
14	Italy	Autodromo Nazionale Monza	12th September
15	Singapore	Singapore Street Circuit	26th September
16	Japan	Fuji	10th October
17	Korea	Korean International Circuit	24th October
18	Brazil	Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace	7th November
19	Abu Dhabi	Yas Marina Circuit	14th November

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Hungary Preview - Alonso out to silence Ferrari critics
Completely unmoved by the barrage of criticism that came his way after the manner in which he won the German Grand Prix at Hockenheim last weekend, Ferrari's Fernando Alonso is determined to repeat the feat this time out at the Hungaroring. The Spaniard is convinced that the circuit will suit the Ferrari F10, and believes that he can kick start his world championship challenge with a third victory of the season.
Pre-Hungary analysis - Massa 'here to win'
No sooner had he had visited with the marshals who helped to rescue him here last year, than Felipe Massa found himself embroiled in further argument over the events of Hockenheim last week, and defending himself against accusations that he is now the number-two driver at Ferrari...
Fernando Alonso Q&A: My reputation is intact
They say you can recognise a champion in the way he handles a crisis - and many would say the aftermath of the German Grand Prix constituted a crisis for Ferrari. Perhaps no surprise then that the team's double world champion, Fernando Alonso, seems completely unflustered by the continuing media attention in Hungary. All that matters to him is that his 2010 title campaign is back on track. Only at the season end in Abu Dhabi will we know just how critical his Hockenheim pass on Felipe Massa was

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No McLaren team orders - Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton insists there are no team orders governing how he and McLaren team-mate Jenson Button race.
I am not a number two, says Massa
Felipe Massa insists he is not playing second fiddle to Fernando Alonso, despite controversy surrounding the Ferrari drivers in last weekend's German Grand Prix.
Thursday's F1 gossip column
McLaren boss Whitmarsh can detect discord among title rivals, plus other news

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Thursday's press conference - Hungary
Thursday's press conference - Hungary
Hamilton: McLaren is only third best car
Lewis Hamilton believes McLaren currently has only the third quickest car in Formula 1 - but he still thinks it can be made fast enough to win the world championship
Toro Rosso pair out to score in Hungary
Toro Rosso drivers Sebastien Buemi and Jamie Alguersuari are hoping for a point-paying finish to this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix.

James Allen on F1 - The official website

German Grand Prix – The key decisions
The German Grand Prix at Hockenheim didn’t turn out the way many people expected for many reasons and there were some big decisions taken, which we will be talking about for some time. The two widely different tyres behaved far better than expected, leaving few tactical options to the teams, while...
Photo exclusive: Red Bull “flexi” front wing, judge for yourself
This is a JA on F1 exclusive in collaboration with F1 photographer Darren Heath – it is the photograph of the controversial Red Bull front wing, which was seen by a couple of teams over the weekend. Rival engineers believe that the wing is flexing more than the rules allow...
What the FIA should do about team orders in Formula 1
A day on from the furore over the Ferrari team orders row in the German Grand Prix, it seems to me that there has been a bit of an overreaction, with some sections of the media calling them ‘cheats’ and others calling for them to be banned by the disciplinary...

Joe Saward's Grand Prix Blog

Time to move on
We have spent the last couple of days mulling over team orders. It seems that for many people what happened in Germany makes sense and there will be a suitable discussion about what happened when the FIA World Council meets in September. It is now time to get back to the racing. The F1 circus [...]
Details from Austin
Tavo Hellmund has announced that San Antonio billionaire BJ “Red” McCombs will be the primary financial backer for the new US Grand Prix race track in Austin. McCombs (82) founded the Red McCombs Automotive Group in 1958 and went on to be a founder of Clear Channel Communications and the a former owner of various [...]
Moving on from Hockenheim… to Monaco
Formula One Administration has announced that after a meeting today in London it has reached agreement with the Automobile Club de Monaco for the Monaco Grand Prix to continue as normal for the next 10 years. This is good news as the suggestion that the race might be dropped if the Monegasques did not pay [...]

The Buxton Blog

Ferrari gives the game away
There will no doubt be a lot of media chatter today and in the short break before we arrive in Hungary about what happened in today’s German Grand Prix. I don’t want to go on too much, as there’ll no doubt be a million articles like this, so I will keep it short. I won’t [...]
Who is Jonathan Summerton?
With the news that the Cypher Group has officially submitted a tender for F1 2011, and with it have confirmed that they will be bringing US racer Jonathan Summerton with them should they be granted the 13th grid slot, there have been a few questions asking who this Summerton chap is… So here’s an interview [...]
A stupidly simple safety car solution
Safety cars, delta times, when to pit, who gets a penalty, who doesn’t get a penalty, when should we race, when should we slow… it’s all getting a bit silly, isn’t it? The thing is, it’s actually a very easy problem to solve. Which probably means that the solution Formula 1 eventually comes up with [...]

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F1 teams in solidarity with football fans
In an astonishing display of unity, FOTA have unanimously declared support for football fans wishing to have the vuvuzela banned in the FIFA World Cup.
Wall blamed for Massa damage
The Canadian GP stewards have penalised one of the walls at the edge of the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve for damaging Felipe Massa's front wing during yesterday's race.
BBC outline new F1 strategy
The BBC have revealed their new approach to their coverage of F1 after they failed to win a BAFTA for their programme, borrowing several elements from ITV's approach to the sport to secure the support of the British Academy.