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So, we have our winners! Congratulations to Lynne and The Gherkins; a well-deserved end to a very strong season! If you have any comments on the FF1 competition for this season, and any suggestions for improvement for next season, please do leave your comments on this post, or email me on mail@andy-moore.co.uk. 1 – Lynne …
With one race to go and the F1 championship decided, is our own little FF1 championship already all sewn up? It’s all still very close, particularly in the middle of the table. All will become clear under the lights of Abu Dhabi. 1 – Lynne Rodden The Gherkins 4653 2 ↑ 1 Tracy Forster Wacky …
Here is the table following the race in Japan. With two races left, the top five are all within striking distance. Will anyone be able to catch The Gherkins at this late stage? 1 – Lynne Rodden The Gherkins 4330 2 – Peter Jones No Driver Aids 4066.5 3 – Tracy Forster Wacky Racers 4046 …
Apologies for the delay in getting the last few results out to you. I hope to have the remainder of the results posted this week. Here is the update to the table following the race in Singapore. 1 – Lynne Rodden The Gherkins 4032 2 – Peter Jones No Driver Aids 3751.5 3 – Tracy …
Having struggled to keep up with all the F1 news this week, here (finally) are the results after Italy. 1 – Lynne Rodden The Gherkins 3810 2 ↑ 2 Peter Jones No Driver Aids 3512.5 3 ↓ 1 Tracy Forster Wacky Racers 3494 4 ↓ 1 Simon Rodden Last Minute 3488 5 – Chris Illingworth …
After a surprising race, the table has been somewhat unsurprisingly shaken up. They’re definitely keeping us guessing this season. Will Force India continue challenging for places on the podium for the rest of the season, or was this just a good race for them? Will Luca Badoer still be racing a Ferrari in Monza? Will …
It looks as though the remainder of the season will continue to keep us all on our toes, as McLaren continue to improve their form, and Ferrari keep us guessing as to whether we will see them race Luca Badoer again this weekend in Belgium. Here are the latest standings after the European Grand Prix …
Aside from the racing this weekend, I think the most important news is that the injured Massa is no longer in a critical condition, and hopefully steps are being taken to improve safety even further after the incident in qualifying that led to Massa’s crash. And another extraordinary weekend sees the table shaken up again, …
So, will Fernando Alonso be racing with Ferrari next year? And if so, which current Ferrari driver would be your favourite to lose their red seat? Will Rubens Barichello still be racing with Brawn next year after his frustrated outburst? And will you be racing in the FF1 league in twelve months’ time? I hope …
The BBC continue to excel in their coverage of the season, especially given all the politics that seem to be bogging the sport down at the moment. I particularly liked the feature on the pit crews. What was your favourite? I thought that this race would have shaken the table up a bit more, but …
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