As per the official calendar for the 2011 Formula 1 season, we should have been well into it by now, having completed the opening Bahrain Grand Prix. However, political unrest in Bahrain has led to an indefinite postponement of the Bahrain event, and the Australian Grand Prix would host round 1 of the season. The powers-that-be have kept themselves occupied by tweaking the rule book yet again, and the season sees some radical changes. With its longest season ever, and with five world champions in the hunt for glory, the …

The league phase is over and the 8 teams who qualified for the Quarterfinals gear up for the business end of things. As expected, the eight top teams qualified for the quarters even though not everyone journey was easy. While Group A was fairly straight forward with Pakistan, Australia, Sri Lanka and New Zealand qualifying comfortably, things in Group B went down to the wire. At the end, South Africa, India, England and West Indies went through to the quarterfinals. Here we will choose a World Team 15 (I went …

MotoGP World Standing 2010
Here’s a look at the final tally of points, at the end of the 2010 MotoGP World Championship. Valentino Rossi’s absense from a good number of races due to injury, Casey Stoner’s inability to find a good setup on his bike until very late into the season, and Dani Pedrosa’s inconsistency made the job very easy for Jorge Lorenzo to clinch the championship. However, the season did have it’s fair share of good racing. Next season, Rossi moved to Ducati, and Stoner moves to the Factory Honda …

Take a look at the 2010 Formula 1 Championship table for the drivers and the constructors. The driver’s champion was Sebastian Vettel. He clinched it at the end of a fantastic battle, which culminated in the final race of the season. It was a very closely fought championship, and 4 drivers were in with a chance to win the championship going into the last race. The constructor’s champion was Red Bull Racing, and they were able to win it without too much trouble. Their biggest rival seemed to be themselves, …

With the inaugural Formula 1 Indian Grand Prix set to be held towards the end of 2011, MotoGP couldn’t be left too far behind. In the coming season, there will be two Indian teams participating in the 125cc category of the MotoGP World Championship. What’s more – we’ll even have an Indian rider on one of those bikes. One of the teams is backed by the Mahindra Group, and will be called Mahindra Racing. Their riders would be Danny Webb and Marcel Schrötter. The other team would be the WTR-Ten10 …