I was commissioned to produce a full-colour preview of F1 2013′s Rules an Trends for Sport Magazine. On Page 19 you’ll find the F1 Preview starts, with my spread on pages 26-27.
Category Archives: Publications
Singapore GP: Race Reporter Weekend with Hilton HHonors

I’m very lucky to have been chosen as the Hilton HHonors Race Reporter for the Singapore GP. I’ll be helping out HHonors, the Vodafone McLaren Sponsor to report on the GP. I’ve already visited the McLaren Technology Centre and will post a report on that soon. Next I’ll be travelling to Singapore for a weekend of exclusive behind the scenes access into McLaren, the F1 Paddock and anything else that goes on at the night time GP.
So for the next week my blog will be focused on the trip and the insight I will gain over the course of the Singapore GP weekend. Although, I will continue reporting on the technical developments on the cars.
Tech Files F1 : Technical side of F1
The next installment of the Tech files is now available on GoCar.gr, covering the basics of the floor, including: the stepped underfloor, the splitter, the plank and the diffuser.
Tech Files F1 : Technical side of F1 (Part 6)
Part 6 of the Tech files is now available on GoCar.gr, covering the basics of the driver’s controls; the steering wheel, pedals and brake bias.
Tech Files F1 : Technical side of F1 (Part 4)
http://www.gocar.gr/en/races/f1-tech-files/
Part 4 of the Tech files is now available on GoCar.gr, covering the basics of cockpit; the survival cell, footwell, seat, seatbelts and headrest, as well as the fire extinguisher
Publications: F1 Race Technology Report
Every year High Power Media, who publish ‘Race Engine Technology’ (RET) Magazine, produce a number of magazine format Race Technology Reports. Covering F1, Moto-GP, Nascar, Drag racing and 24-hour racing.
Just out is the current F1 Race Technology issue, covering Technical subjects from 2011 and 2012.
Gizmodo: Schumachers Seat
I’ve written a short piece for UK technology website Gizmodo on the features Michael Schumacher’s seat and cockpit.
The Flying Lap Webcast: Mugello Test Review
I joined Peter windsor via phone to review the changes to the cars at the end of the second day of testing. My section commences at 49 minutes, although I suggest you enjoy watching the entire episode.
Summary
As Formula 1 runs its first in-season test in the Pirelli era, we are delighted to be joined live on-line by Paul Hembery, Director of Motorsport for Pirelli. No stranger to The Flying Lap – or to New Media – Paul is respected up and down the pit lane not only for his knowledge and managerial skill but also for his obvious passion for the sport. We’ll be talking to Paul about the season so far and about one of the key characteristics of the first four races – the relatively small “operating window” of the Pirelli compound combinations; and we’ll be looking at all the latest trends from the Mugello test, where most of the F1 teams and top drivers are running. We also spoke to Sahara Force India’s Nico Hulkenberg shortly before he left home for Day Three in Mugello. Nico reflects on his first four races with the team, the current standing of the VJM05-Mercedes and his prospects in the upcoming Spanish and Monaco Grands Prix. Our third guest, also joining us on-line, is Davide Valsecchi, the talented young Italian driver who has just made history by winning three GP2 races in a row.
Tech Files F1 : Technical side of F1 (part2)
Part 2 of the Tech files is now available on GoCar.gr, covering the basics of the Engine, Oil system, Radiators, Fuel tank, Gearbox, Brakes and Steering.
Gizmodo Article: The Watering (and Urination) of F1 Drivers
I’m doing some articles for Gizmodo.co.uk, the technology and gadgets website, on the quirkier side of F1. Here’s my first article on driver drinks systems and their unfortunate side effect.








