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Rancour at McLaren too?

  • June 2nd, 2010
  • Posted in F1 Politics . Sporting

The problem with modern racing drivers is that racing is all they’ve ever known: all that time spent honing their natural, instinctive feel for how to make a car go as quickly as possible, from an early age, leaves them undeveloped in other crucial areas. Chief amongst these is their capacity to form effective relationships [ READ MORE ]

Jenson Button: Inspired or desperate?

  • March 31st, 2010
  • Posted in F1 Media . Sporting

M’learned colleague James Allen set off quite a kerfuffle yesterday on his blog with what I considered to be a nicely balanced and thought-provoking piece about McLaren’s fortunes at the 2010 Australian Grand Prix. Unfortunately the thoughts it provoked among James’s readers weren’t uniformly positive… F1 fans are a passionate bunch, and as a journalist it’s [ READ MORE ]

Going ga-ga for a poker face

  • January 29th, 2010
  • Posted in Sporting

McLaren’s driver line-up came under intense scrutiny today from students of body language the world over. Every physical twitch and vocal tic, every utterance by Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton has been scrutinised for potential evidence of mutual loathing. Clearly there’s an appetite among fans and media for a replay of the rancour that beset McLaren [ READ MORE ]

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"Who are you, anyway?" It's the default put-down of the F1 high-ups when asked a question that's difficult, probing, or just plain annoying. Stuart Codling is a contributor to F1 Racing, AUTOSPORT, Autocar and the Red Bulletin, and is the author of the new book Art of the Formula One Race Car.
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