Quite a while ago I analysed the fuel consumption in the races over the season so far to see whether the fuel consumption figures quoted by the F1 Yearbook were correct. At the time, I found that the F1 Yearbook figures were overestimating the stint lengths by about one lap on average. So, now it’s time to revisit these figures.

It’s Driver Consistency time for the Brazilian Grand Prix – who sizzled under the Samba sunshine and who had too many caipirinha’s before the race?

Time for Qualifying Analysis for the Singapore Grand Prix from my blog "Making Up The Numbers". An interesting session today on a dusty and slippery track under the lights of the Marina Bay circuit.

Yay! Qualifying Analysis for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza! After another fantastic qualifying session at Monza today we have another surprise grid. Hamilton grabbed pole with suspicions of running a light car in case he was penalised for blocking Buemi in Q1, Sutil was narrowly pipped to pole, which would have been the second in a row for a Force India car.

Time for Qualifying Analysis of the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa from my blog "Making Up The Numbers". What a great and topsy-turvy session – Fisichella scored a magnificent first pole for Force India and Button not making it into Q3 for the first time this season. But was Fisichella’s pace genuine? Who set an honest pace and who was light or heavy?