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My Fantasy F1 Team: Stephen Camp

We turn to one of our own contributors and friends, Mr Stephen Camp, to share his fantasy Formula 1 set with us. Stephen is a truly dedicated and insightful motorsport journalist and blogger, so we were eager to read his…

Formula 1: From down under

The Formula One season got off to a great start in Melbourne a month ago. The Australian Grand Prix is always a great one to kick the new season off. It remains and should remain, in my view, the best…

Brembo Brake Facts – Bahrain

The hardest braking point on the Bahrain International Circuit is at turn 1. The driver has to slow down around 249 km/h over just 69 meters. The calculated brake energy involved is 2,427 kW. The driver is subjected to 4.8…

Moving On Up: Emma Selway

Paddock Magazine is joined today by Emma Selway, who is a durability test driver with McLaren Automotive. This dedicated individual already managed to try herself as a professional racing driver and a performance driving coach, so we decided to ask…

Bahrain Grand Prix – the challenge hots up

Temperatures around the 40-degree mark in Bahrain!   In a few days, Formula 1 faces a complete change of scene. From the metropolis to the desert, from the cold and damp of Shanghai to a sweltering Sakhir and temperatures around…

Pininfarina – making a difference

We’re honoured to have Mr Paolo Pininfarina, manager of the world-known design company Pininfarina, to share his thoughts on the company’s present operations, the industry and, most importantly, the future. Keeping the image During several recent difficult years the image…

Brembo brake facts – China

  The hardest braking point on the Shanghai International Circuit is at the end of the longest straight, ahead of turn 14. The driver has to slow down from 330 km/h to 66 km/h in just 3 seconds over 129…

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