With the season opener taking place in Australia, it´s only right to have a look at the speculation and future of the Australian Grand Prix.

The 2008 season sees a lot of changes to both the sporting and technical regulations. Take a look at what the difference between the two is, what the changes are, and how they will affect the teams on the grid.

The 2008 season sees a lot of changes to both the sporting and technical regulations. Take a look at what the difference between the two is, what the changes are, and how they will affect the teams on the grid.

A handy guide to the tracks featured on the 2008 calendar - what to expect from each one, and what makes thems special. This is the second half, from Britain to Brazil.

A handy guide to the tracks featured on the 2008 calendar - what to expect from each one, and what makes thems special. This is the first half, from Australia to France.

The cars are littered with names and logos and it´s all in the name of sponsorship. But how much do those companies pay for the adverts and what do they get in return?

What does it take to win a championship? Do you have to be focused on getting the best out of every single moment on track, or do you need to play a longer game? Here I take a look at the top driver styles and their ambitions.

Super Aguri are one of the smallest teams on the grid, and despite being backed by Honda, they are having some financial difficulties at the moment. Here I talk about what those problems are and what effect they might have on the team in 2008.

The start of the season is drawing ever closer, but we have testing happening in Jerez, Barcelona and Bahrain to give us clues on what might happen in Australia in March.

Formula 1 teams are starting to pay attention to their fans that like to spend time on the web. Here we look at three teams starting social networks of their own.