As expected, it was a ‘Red Bull’ show at Sivlerstone, which was widely believed to be a circuit tailor-made to suit the RB6′s strengths. Mark Webber took a stranglehold on the race lead on lap one, and refused to let-go. He thus gave an awesome reply to his team-mate Sebastian Vettel, team owner Christian Horner and also his critics. But, at the end of it all, one wonders whether Mark would have to look for other options for the 2011 season, as the relation between the RBR drivers hit a …

In the Europen Grand Prix at Valencia, qualifying had again seen a Red Bull domination, as Vettel and Webber locked-out the front row. And then, Sebastian Vettel scored his second win of the season, after a chaotic race. Vettel was chased home by the two McLarens, Lewis Hamilton delayed by a drive-through penalty and Jenson Button spending much of the race behind Kamui Kobayashi. The outcome of the race was decided by a safety car period following a violent crash for Vettel’s team mate Mark Webber. Webber had fallen from …

Lewis Hamilton led McLaren to their third one-two of 2010 in a thrilling Canadian Grand Prix. The Canadian event, which was not present in last year’s calendar, was brought back this season and it delivered what was arguably the best dry-race of the season so far. On a track which caused alarmingly high tyre wear, teams could not get away with the single mandatory switch from Soft to Hard, or vice-versa. This needed some interesting strategic decisions to be made, and different teams and drivers went about it differently. Hamilton …

The Turkish Grand Prix was phenomenal to say the least, as McLaren picked up a 1-2 finish, ands the Red Bull pair hit the self-destruct button. This time though, Hamilton led home his team mate Button, but not before there were some dramatics between this pair of stable mates as well. Mark Webber led the race from the start and Sebastian Vettel moved up to take second behind him. Hamilton had lost his P2 starting position, owing to his grid place on the dirty side of the track. However, he …

A third victory of the 2010 season was forthcoming at the AirAsia British Grand Prix for the Fiat Yamaha rider, Jorge Lorenzo, as he won by a margin of 6.743s with a commanding display. Andrea Dovizioso and Ben Spies completed the podium. He took victory from pole position at Silverstone, as he stretched his lead at the top of the standings to 37 points over Andrea Dovizioso, who placed second in the race. Young and promising American, Ben Spies achieved his first MotoGP podium with third place. Lorenzo flew off …