Then & Now

A few months ago, Negative Camber wrote about the most GP circuits used in a country. While Great Britain has the greatest number of...

Editorial

Then and Now – First corner incidents at Spa

There has been a lot of talk over the last few days about what happened the first time the F1 field went through La...

Editorial

Then and Now – Just how good are Ferrari engines?

When the Formula 1 world championship started in 1950, the sport was dominated by large manufacturers, and these were mostly Italian (Alfa Romeo, Maserati...

Then & Now

Then and Now – How attractive is the Manor drive?

There aren’t many drivers who enter Formula 1 in a front running team and have the opportunity to fight for the world title in...

Editorial

Then and Now – Driving Flat Out

Over the sixty six years of the Formula 1 world championship regulations have changed, and as a result every aspect of the sport has...

F1 News

Then and Now – The Rise and Fall of Daniil Kvyat

Our story starts in 2013, when Daniil Kvyat is introduced to Todd (Negative Camber_) and Paul (The International) over breakfast prior to the second...

Editorial

Shelsley Walsh – The World’s Oldest Operational Motor Sport Venue

In the early years of motoring, while great city to city races were being organised in mainland Europe, the UK was constrained by a...

Editorial

Then and Now – Attracting new fans; the Mansell/Hamilton effect

In reading the comments of the passionate Lewis Hamilton fans on this and other websites, it is apparent that he has done a lot...

Then & Now

Then and Now – Number of Champions Racing

When the Formula One World Drivers Championship started there were obviously no current world champions, but with Nino Farina winning the title that first...

Then & Now