Lewis Hamilton Give a Bad Example

Lewis Hamilton continues to get a reprimand from a number of parties, the last Sir Stirling Moss who mencibirnya. Former Formula One (F1) that assess Hamilton has given a bad example.

Yes, Hamilton was involved incidents with Jenson Button and Mark Webber in the race  F1 GP Canada. Luckily, both drivers still able to finish the race with Button emerged as the winner, while Webber finished in third place.

Jenson Button Incredible

MONTREAL - Jenson Button ensure successful herself as a champion of Grand Prix Formula One (F1), which was quite dramatic in Canada, on Monday (5/13/2011) early morning yesterday. No wonder if McLaren CEO Martin Whitmarsh gives predicate 'exceptional' on the flagship racer.

The road race at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve somewhat sensational, because a number of incidents that occurred. Imagine, the cars touched with his team mate Button, Lewis Hamilton, who finally hit a wall and could not continue the race.

Political Issues, Bahrain Still Hold Races

Previously, Bahrain GP F1 which was originally a series opener, last march, should be canceled because the atmosphere is not conductive to following the political upheavals that occurred in Bahrain. For the incident, the future of Bahrain F1 GP was a gray, even threatened not held at this year's competition.

For the fans

Schumacher : "An Fighter Will not Reverse"

Michael Schumacher was crowded rumored to be decided to retire at the end of this season, following a performance that never improved. This news instantly get loud response from some quarters. One of them is David Coulthard.

Ex Formula One driver who is now a career as a commentator on the BBC F1 it claimed to disagree with the opinion Johnny Herbert,

Ferrari Not Stop Until the Podium 3

In three series that have been passed, the mainstay Scuderia Ferrari drivers, Fernando Alonso can not indicate performance as a maximum. Slowly but surely, Alonso began to show encouraging point when the three took the podium at last weekend's Turkish Grand Prix. 

He also hoped through this momentum, may continue to perform consistently in the next series. "Today, we still have 15 Grand Prix is ​​coming up and this shows that you can see the same thing in two different sides. Even though in the opposite way, "Alonso told Autosport quoted as saying on Thursday (05/12/2011).

Kubica Still Must Live Rehabilitation

Oxfordshire - Lotus Renault still have to wait longer, to get back to rely on the best drivers, Robert Kubica in Formula One. Kubica is still not certain to start this fall in the near future.

Renault still have to wait until mid-June, in order to see results from severe injury recovery is going through. If enforced, it is feared career Kubica increasingly threatened.

Kubica had an accident when he joined the rally in Italy, last February. As a result, the drivers from Poland has experienced a broken leg and hand injuries. It's been two months Kubica should stay in the hospital in Italy, and has now allowed back to his home in Monaco.

 The owner of the commercial rights of Formula One (F1), Bernie Ecclestone made ​​busy with the acquisition of ownership of F1 racing by media tycoon businessman from the United States, Rupert Murdoch. Reportedly Autosport, Thursday (05/05/2011), Murdoch's efforts to take over F1 not kidding.

Murdoch to build partnerships with EXOR, one of the owners of 30% stake in Fiat, the parent company of Ferrari. This news also seems not just a mere figment. In a statement EXOR, Murdoch's media business group has been holding them to explore the possibility of acquiring F1.

"EXOR, one of the largest companies in Europe with a registered investment and News Corporation, the global media group to make sure we are in a stage to explore the possibility of creating a consortium with a view to formulating a long-term plan programs for the development of F1, for the benefit of participants and fans, "the statement EXOR.

"Over the coming weeks, EXOR and News CORPORATION minorities will approach potential partners and key figure in this sport. However, there is no certainty that this will mengerah on approach to buy F1 today, "continued the statement.

In response, Eccelestone firmly F1 will not sell, especially to the corporate media. Why?

"It looks like someone who tries to see whether they can produce it (money). All people involved in this case, they become victims and said, 'We can make this happen and I am sure I can do it and then what they do is, keep still get the revenue, "said Ecclestone.

"We're also not going to sell to media companies because it will narrow the consolidation with other media companies," continued Ecclestone, who mengakhwatirkan F1 broadcasting monopoly if the acquisition by media companies.