An introduction to a new series I hope to bring to life in 2009, where we put some simple questions to the fans, in the hopes that we can all get to know each other better.

With the Beijing Olympics having just drawn to a close, there were discussions in the paddock that motorsport could feature in 2012. Here we look at whether this is likely.

Formula 1 is normally quite an insular sport, but even it can´t escape the current financial issues of the world. Here we look at what affect the crisis is having on the sport.

The third round of the 2009 season begins another set of back-to-back racing, this weekend in China. The Shanghai International Circuit isn´t always entertaining but the rain arrived to mix things up a bit.

After an exciting opener to the season in Melbourne, the paddock moved on to Sepang for back-to-back racing. The later starting time, and the possibility of rain meant this was one to watch out for.

The first race of the 2009 season kicked off in spectacular style, with the considered underdog dominating the weekend. However, protests and penalties crept in to slightly spoil what was an otherwise fantastic opener.

Whilst Silverstone had to deal with the shock announcement that they´d be losing the British GP from 2010, the race itself had a little bit of everything, to make it an event to remember. Here we recap all the important details from a rather wet weekend.

France has never been popular with drivers and teams, as the location in the countryside is quiet and unlike any of the other race weekends. However, this didn´t stop the race being action packed, as per usual.

Another exciting race in what is rapidly becoming a stellar championship. An unprecedented BMW 1-2 means the competition is really hotting up. Read on to find out how the action unfolded in Canada.

Monaco is the highlight of the calendar for fans and drivers alike, and this year it didn´t disappoint. A little bit of rain spiced up the action, and here I´ll fill you in on what happened.