One of the best motorsporting events in Europe took place this weekend, and I was there. Here I give you the lowdown on what we expected and what we saw.

The US Grand Prix followed swiftly on from Lewis Hamilton´s maiden win at Canada, and with McLaren still strong on pace, it was looking good for the man to repeat his victory.

The 180mph enormous smash for Robert Kubica at the Canadian Grand Prix has brought to light some very important issues, and improvements in Formula 1 safety.

The paddock heads across the Atlantic for the Canada and US double header. The first of these races was an absolute epic with four safety cars and a huge crash. Read the full report here.

Giancarlo Fisichella takes his eyes off the current season for a while and develops a school for the F1 teams of the future.

Team orders are a very touchy subject in the Formula 1 paddock, and the recent race at Monaco saw McLaren in line for an FIA investigation. Read more about it here.

F1 has a vast and varied history, that dates back to the early 1900s. Here I cover the 1990s, which were all about Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher.

The Monaco GP is one of my favourite, and usually the most eventful race of the season. 2007 doesn´t seem to live up to the hype, but read my thoughts here.

F1 has a vast and varied history, that dates back to the early 1900s. Here I cover the 1980s, where in-team rivalries began to heat up and accidents continued to occur regularly.

Podcasting is a new technology in the usually cutting edge world of Formula 1, and Renault are using it to their best advantage - despite some setbacks.