"We already had begun the process of trimming out the car." - Justin Wilson, talking during a press conference, Thursday at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, while rain was falling outside, running the track activities for the Indy 500 for a second day in a row. "We've used the time off-track wisely, polishing the car and cleaning up the edges -- everything we can think of to get that extra tenth of a mile an hour which is going to make the difference on Saturday and Sunday." News, pictures.
Ferraris top practice in Turkey 2008-05-09F1 Ferrari on Friday did nothing to shift an impression they seem inclined
to put the Formula One season on cruise control. Felipe Massa then Kimi
Raikkonen took turns as fastest through the first two practice sessions
for the Turkish Grand Prix at... Read the article >
Rains continue to dampen Indy preparations 2008-05-08INDYCAR The rain continues to fall on the 2.5 mile oval at the Indianapolis
Motor Speedway in Speedway, Indiana. The weatherman put the brakes
on Thursday's planned six-hour practice session with a constant
drizzle over the central portion of the Hoosier... Read the article >
Sato won't quit even if Super Aguri had to 2008-05-08F1 The man for whom the Super Aguri F1 Team was formed, Takuma Sato,
refuses to consider retirement despite the loss of his ride. Financially
strapped Super Aguri, which ceased Formula One participation Tuesday,
was placed Thursday under the... Read the article >
Britain, India win while Swiss takes title in UK 2008-05-04A1GP The third A1GP season has come to a close in Kent, England. Spanning
2007 to 2008 this installment has let A1GP show its mettle of being a
spectacular open wheel series that is competitive for the teams and fun
to watch for the fans. Switzerland... Read the article >
Super Aguri pulls out of Formula One competition 2008-05-06F1 Super Aguri, the little team that not only could but did, tossed in the
towel Tuesday, ceasing to operate as a Formula One entrant after two
seasons and four races in thus, their third season. They won fans and
impressed colleagues less for point... Read the article >
