Formula 1 Silly Season

Schumacher Wins Last Monza Grand Prix

{ Posted on Sep 11 2006 by dScribe }

Categories : F1 Drivers, Formula 1 Races, Formula 1 Silly Season, Formula 1 Teams, Uncategorized

The 2006 Italian Grand Prix in Monza will go down as one of Michael Schumacher's most special victories. After winning the race in a convincing fashion, he announced his retirement from Formula One at the end of the season. We'll ...Read More »

Schumacher to McLaren Mercedes!?

{ Posted on Sep 09 2006 by dScribe }

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Categories : F1 Drivers, Formula 1 Silly Season, Formula 1 Teams

Out of all the stupid Michael Schumacher Rumours lately, the most ridiculous one I've seen would have to be the one claiming that Schumacher will leave Ferrari at the end of 2006 and join McLaren Mercedes in 2008. First of all, ...Read More »

Raikkonen Signed for Ferrari in 2005

{ Posted on Sep 08 2006 by dScribe }

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Categories : F1 Drivers, F1 Rumours, Formula 1 Races, Formula 1 Silly Season, Formula 1 Teams

Reports are coming out of Italy that Kimi Raikkonen actually signed a contract to race for Ferrari in 2007 way back in August 2005. The buzz around the Monza paddock is that the driver line-up for Ferrari in 2007 will ...Read More »

Heikki Kovalainen Renault 2007

{ Posted on Sep 07 2006 by dScribe }

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Categories : F1 Drivers, F1 Personalities, Formula 1 Silly Season, Formula 1 Teams

Renault has announced today that Heikki Kovalainen will partner Giancarlo Fisichella in the 2007 Formula One World Championship. Furthermore, Flavio Briatore has renewed his contract to lead the team for another 2 years. And even furthermore, furthermore, the Renault test ...Read More »

Villeneuve and NASCAR – You’re Kidding

{ Posted on Aug 20 2006 by dScribe }

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Categories : F1 Drivers, F1 Personalities, F1 Rumours, Formula 1 Silly Season, Media

Jacques Villeneuve recently gave a big hint that NASCAR might be where his career heads now by saying: Le Mans, sports cars, DTM, IRL, Champ Car? Well, I'm sorry, but they're all a step down from F1. NASCAR isn't. You'd have to ...Read More »