Heidfeld confident of 2011 race seat
Nick Heidfeld remains hopeful that Formula 1 teams with vacancies for next year will not simply chase pay drivers to fill their seats.
Drivers positive over future rulesRubens Barrichello is hopeful that Formula 1 drivers will be successful in having a say in future track designs and car rules following his meeting with FIA president Jean Todt last weekend.
Montezemolo insists nothing is won yet
Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo insists the Italian squad has not won anything yet, despite its strong position in the championship after the Korean Grand Prix.
Korea promises better job in 2011
Korean Grand Prix organisers have promised Formula 1 that they will do all they can to improve its track and infrastructure for next year.
Horner says Webber criticism 'absurd'
Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner has vehemently dimissed allegations that Mark Webber actively tried to take out a title rival by sliding back across the track in his Korean Grand Prix accident.
Sauber relaxed over inexperienced duoPeter Sauber says he has no concerns that his 2011 driver line-up will be too inexperienced, as he brings in rookie Sergio Perez alongside Kamui Kobayashi, who only made his Formula 1 debut at the end of 2009.
Horner: Both drivers still in title race
Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner has declared it is still too early for the team to throw its full weight behind Mark Webber in the title chase and will continue to give Sebastian Vettel an equal shot at becoming world champion.
Liuzzi: Key's exit not cause of slump
Tonio Liuzzi has denied that the loss of former technical chief James Key to Sauber earlier this year has led to Force India's form tailing off as the season progressed.
@m_waqas
Yes, what @UK have said about those glasses is correct and thats the same reason to use different kinds of visors, in broad sunlight drivers use dark or semi dark visors, in gloomy conditions like Korea or China they use, clear or medium visors. Also, Brundle have acknowledged it during the commentary do you think he was wrong.
@UK
Why everytime I made a comment it has been taken in the total opposite direction of what was the original intention. Look at Horner's rejection for the Webber incident. My first few words that were "Everyone has his own opinion", was about your opinion for Rosberg and his comment on Twitter while the remaining sentence was to show that its not only Rosberg who is thinking like that, a former F1 driver also thinks that Webber's action was delibrate.
As for your thinking that he does have control of 3 tires here is the pic of the left front tire with broken steering arm:
Look at the steering which is in total opposite direction of where wheels are pointing, with left wheel almost in the same position just Hamilton's front wheel was after Monza crash where it was known that he has suffered broken steering arm.
Just because all the wheels are attached to the car after the crash doesnot means that they all are in the working position, Webber have left rear suspension broken after the impact which have cause his right front tire to move upward in the air, and his left front tire was without steering how could you steer your car with a right rear wheel is beyond me.
I am in no way accusing Webber of delibrately crashing rather I am trying to defend him but then again you think I am blaming Webber for such thing.
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