Formula 1 CFA Comments
2015 Abu Dhabi GP - Preview
by Cato Batista, 26/11/2015 16:53:07
Ladies and Gentlemen,
This is it, the 19th and last round of the 2015 Championship coming up this weekend for the Abu Dhabi GP.
For the sixth time Bernie has chosen the spectacular Yas Marina Bay for the season grand finale, not because this is a good circuit, far from it, more to do with petrodollars and the most expensive date in the calendar. Nothing sales better than a title decider in the very last race.
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2015 Brasilian GP - Results - Erik claims his 1st in style; more lead changes
by Cato Batista, 16/11/2015 4:28:29
Ladies and Gentlemen,
This was more or less decided at the start. Another Mercedes one-two with Nico in front. Another unexciting race save from VER showing us overtaking is still possible in F1. For the many conspiracy theorists at the CFA more confirmation that Mercedes is manipulating the outcome in favor of the German driver now that the Championship has been settled. HAM was faster in race trim but was constrained to follow ROS’s same strategy. Ferrari was unchallenged behind the silver machines with VET taking yet another podium. BOT never had a chance to crash with Kimi, he wasn’t close enough finishing 5th. HUL drove a flawless race (he always excels here) to claim the last CFA-paying position.
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2015 Brasilian GP -Race
by Cato Batista, 14/11/2015 22:47:28
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Formula 1 is so irrelevant in a day like this. But we have to carry on.
FIfth straight pole by Nico by 78 thousands over Lewis. No surprises in third with VET half a second behind, then BOT splitting the Ferraris, an impressive HUL in 6th, KVY the best of the Red Bulls with the ‘old’ engine in 7th, local hero MAS next ahead of RIC with the ‘new’ Renault and the ever improving kid VER was 10th.
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2015 CFA Brasilian GP - Preview
by Cato Batista, 12/11/2015 17:52:01
Ladies and Gentlemen,
The penultimate race of the year is next. Let’s get prepared for the Brasilian GP this coming weekend.
Politics are centre stage now that the Drivers’ and Manufacturers’ Championships are decided. And politics in F1 are as vicious as anywhere else, or worst.
There’s no agreement no solution in sight for the engine supply problem. The FIA proposal to tender a ‘generic’ power plant at low cost was generally accepted by all but vetoed by Ferrari to the particular disgust of Jean Todt. Ferrari is looking after its own interest, same a Mercedes that next year will have better engines for the works team than those supplied for the ...
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