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Joe Saward

Joe Saward started writing professionally about motor racing in the week he left university in 1983, with a BA degree in history from the University of London, and specialised knowledge of the world?

When Will The Black Knight Rise

When Will The Black Knight Rise

Now that Lewis Hamilton has equalled Michael Schumacher’s record with seven world championships the big question is when he will become a Knight. Sir Lewis would be only the fourth Formula One driver to receive the honour, after Jackie Stewart, Stirling Moss and Australia’s own Jack Brabham. But

Renault Has Big Plans For Alpine

Renault Has Big Plans For Alpine

The switch from Renault to Alpine in Formula One next year is part of a much bigger plan for the French performance sub-brand. The new boss of Renault, Luca de Meo, has been giving more details about his plans to develop the Alpine brand from what is currently a one-model

Dale Earnhardt Is A Sim Star

Dale Earnhardt Is A Sim Star

After more than 20 years as a committed sim racer, retired NASCAR superstar Dale Earnhardt Jnr has joined the leadership team at iRacing.com The iRacing platform is one of the most sophisticated in the sim world and was used in Australia for the successful inaugural Supercars ESeries won by

Worries About F1 Finale

Worries About F1 Finale

The troubled 2020 grand prix season has run surprisingly smoothly but there are still question marks hanging over the culmination of this year’s world championship. Formula 1 is by nature a world of positive and imaginative people who make things happen, even in the face of adversity. The sport’

Yuki For Honda F1

Yuki For Honda F1

It is clear that Honda wants to put Yuki Tsunoda into the second AlphaTauri for the 2021 grand prix season. As it prepares for its exit from F1, the Japanese maker is hoping to leave the sport with success and putting pressure on the two Red Bull teams over its

Red Bull - Alfa?

Red Bull - Alfa?

Imagine Max Verstappen in a Red Bull racer powered by a Honda power-plant re-badged as an Alfa Romeo. That is not as far fetched as it first sounds. A Red Bull-Alfa could potentially work well for both parties. There is a misconception in Formula One and its followers that Alfa

Spa Gets Safety Boost

Spa Gets Safety Boost

Safety at Spa is set for a major improvement under a MotoGP-inspired track update. Getting the bikes back to the daunting Belgian circuit is a $130 million project that will see a new look on the main straight, improved run-off areas and more gravel traps. It is a significant reconstruction