Best comebacks in the second half of an F1 season

Saturday, August 11, 2012

Fernando Alonso has had an error-free run throughout the first part of the season. He has managed to score points at each and every race in 2012 so far. This consistency has elevated him to the top of the drivers championship standings.With four drivers [Mark Webber P2, Sebastian Vettel P3, Lewis Hamilton P4 and Kimi Raikkonen P5] in with a chance of hunting down Fernando Alonso's 40 point lead

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2012 Mid-Season Review – Mercedes, Force India, Toro Rosso, Caterham, Marussia and HRT

Wednesday, August 8, 2012

After the part-1 and part-2 of the mid-season review, let's see what's in store in the final part. Here we take a look into the teams that have under-performed. The teams who haven’t got as much out of the season so far as they – or we – were expecting.

This group contains Mercedes, Force India, Toro Rosso, Caterham, Marussia and HRT.
Editor's note: The original article titled "JA on F1 Mid

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2012 Mid-Season Review – Williams, Sauber and McLaren

Tuesday, August 7, 2012

In the previous article, we looked at the teams who have matched or exceeded expectations so far this year. We now bring out the Part 2 of the mid season review, which is focused on the teams that have enjoyed some success, but who are left feeling that there should have been a lot more.

This group contains Williams, Sauber and McLaren.
Editor's note: The original article titled "JA on F1 2012

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2012 Mid-Season Review – Ferrari, Lotus and Red Bull

The season has been characterised by the openness illustrated by seven different winners in the first seven races and by the possibility for mid-field teams to mix it at the front and score podiums and wins. So far seven different teams have put a driver on the podium, while 11 different drivers have stood up there. This is a very healthy trend for the sport.

The cars were close enough on

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