Fantasy F1 2012
will launch on
February 20th
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McLaren
Car: McLaren MP4-27
Date: 01/02
Ferrari
Car: TBA
Date: 03/02
Red Bull
Car: Red Bull RB8
Date: 05/02
Sauber
Car: Sauber C31
Date: 06/02
HRT
Car: HRT F112
Date: 07/02
Williams
Car: Williams FW34
Date: 07/02
Mercedes
Car: Mercedes F1 W03
Date: 21/02
Caterham
Car: tba
Date: tba
Force India
Car: tba
Date: tba
Lotus
Car: tba
Date: tba
Marussia
Car: tba
Date: tba
Toro Rosso
Car: tba
Date: tba
Countdown to the 2012 season:
by by Phil Haigh
Bruno Senna has been signed to Williams F1 for 2012, replacing veteran Rubens Barrichello.
by by Phil Haigh
2012 kicks off with 12 days of testing in February and March in Spain. Check out the dates here.
by by Phil Haigh
Who's in and who's out in 2012? Well the Ice Man is back, Barrichello is out, and where is Kubica?
by by Phil Haigh
No more blown diffusers, no more helium, and new safety car procedures. Find out what's changing this year.
by by Phil Haigh
With the BBC taking a cleaver to its F1 coverage, what will be the cheapest way to watch F1 in 2012?
by by Phil Haigh
Happy new year and happy new season! Fantasy F1 returns for its 12th glorious season - lets make it the best yet.
by by Phil Haigh
Williams have announced that Patrick Head will leave the board of Williams Grand Prix Holdings PLC although he will continue as a director of subsidiary Williams Hybrid Power Limited.
by by Simon White
A three week rest for all concerned ends this weekend with one of the best tracks on the calendar. Will the balance of power have shifted further away from Red Bull?
by by Simon White
Red Bull have managed just one win from the last four races. Can they recover their form at a track that plays to all their strengths? Or will they find that Ferrari and McLaren have finally caught up?
by by Simon White
Sebastian Vettel will be desperate to resume his winning form on home ground. The question is, can Ferrari or McLaren (or Mark Webber) spoil his party?
by by Simon White
With off-throttle over-run banned, can anybody step up to stop the Red Bull / Vettel steamroller?
by by Simon White
Possibly the best - and last - opportunity for McLaren and Ferrari to rescue their bids for either championship is here at Canada's island circuit.
by By Phil Haigh
A nail-biting race finished with another victory for Sebastian Vettel and an anti-climax for everybody else after a multi-car collision caused a red flag on lap 72.
by By Phil Haigh
Sebastian Vettel took pole in a session that was overshadowed by the Sauber of Sergio Pérez crashing heavily after losing the car approaching turn 10.
by By Simon White
Pirelli roll out the super-soft tyres for the first time. Can they shake up the pecking order at the front of the grid - please? Pretty please??
by by Simon White
Can anyone stop Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull making it four wins from five this weekend?
by by Simon White
As the racing returns to Europe Ferrari and McLaren will want to ensure Red Bull doesn't have everything its own way.
by by Phil Haigh
Sebastian Vettel took his third pole position of the 2011 season from Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton while Mark Webber will start 18th.
by by Simon White
Can Sebastian Vettel make it three in a row at Shanghai? The odds are looking depressingly good...
by by Phil Haigh
Sebastian Vettel turned pole position into a victory, but only because fast starting Nick Heidfeld gate-crashed the party at the front of the grid.
by by Phil Haigh
Sebastian Vettel took a superb pole position from Lewis Hamilton after the early running was made by Jenson Button.
by by Simon White
With the Formula One season now properly under way we look at the teams prospects in Malaysia.
by by Phil Haigh
The FIA have excluded Sauber from the Australian Grand Prix after the team were found to be in breach of the technical regulations. Sauber have stated their intent to appeal the decision.
by by Phil Haigh
Can Red Bull take the first win of 2011? Can McLaren finish the first race? Can Sebastien not sulk if he doesn't win? All this and more will be answered very soon...
by by Phil Haigh
After a nasty rallying accident at the weekend it is clear that Robert Kubica won't be starting an F1 race for a little while yet.
by by Phil Haigh
Lotus Renault as they are now called presented their 2011 car in the Valencia pit lane along with a bushel of drivers and lots of black and gold paint
by by Phil Haigh
Peter Sauber launched the C30, his 19th F1 car, with race drivers Kamui Kobayashi and Sergio Pérez at Valencia.
Constructors
Pos.TeamPoints
1.Red Bull650
2.McLaren497
3.Ferrari375
4.Mercedes165
5.Renault73
6.Force India69
Drivers
Pos.DriverPoints
1.Sebastian Vettel392
2.Jenson Button270
3.Mark Webber258
4.Fernando Alonso257
5.Lewis Hamilton227
6.Felipe Massa118