List of articles tagged: Formula one

Volvo mulling a stretched S60L, Porsche shows off with the 918 Spyder, SBI is the largest car financer while Karnataka police gives a 31^st May deadline to get rid of window tints.

Vettel storms to a win at Bahrain, Jaguar-Land Rover launch a slew of models at the Beijing Auto show, Lamborghini unveils the mighty Urus while Maruti, Hyundai and Toyota hatch plans for a diesel revolution.

Sebastian Vettel finished first at the Bahrain GP to register his first win of the season. Lotus’ duo completed the podium while Sahara Force India’s Paul Di Resta finishes 6^th.

Six open track days a year; registrations open next week! First of the trackdays is on April 22, and even motorcyclists have been given the nod.

Shell announced that it has blended a second advanced biofuel into fuel supplied to Scuderia Ferrari for the last three races of the 2010 Formula One championship. Scuderia Ferrari will use a fuel containing 'biogasoline', a biofuel converted directly from plant sugars. The 'biogasoline' has been produced by Shell’s technology partner Virent at its facility in Madison Wisconsin, USA.

Shell Lubricants for the third consecutive year gives a golden opportunity to its consumers to visit Maranello (Italy), the home of Ferrari with Shell Helix Motor Oils.

Students from the JJ School of Arts have decided to show their enthusiasm for motorsport by constructing a life-size Formula 1 car made entirely out of recycled Red Bull Cans.

The Williams-Toyota FW31 was revealed at the Algarve Motor Park. It wasn’t an official car launch, but the car was displayed to media and to commence testing.

Panasonic Toyota conducted an online launch of its F1 car, the TF109, today. The car design has been changed as per the change in regulations.

Force India will use Mercedes-Benz engines and McLaren gearboxes from next season following the confirmation of a new technical partnership. It comes after last week’s news that Ferrari had agreed to end their engine supply deal with the team a year early.