The European Grand Prix took place at a new track this weekend, and meant there was plenty to talk about, even if the racing wasn´t up to scratch.

The Hungarian Grand Prix isn´t always something to write home about but this year was fascinating from start to finish. Read on for a summary of all the racing action.

The German Grand Prix returns to Hockenheim, with the track having taken a year off from F1 racing. How will the teams respond to changeable conditions and a really fast McLaren?

The 2008 season kicked off in spectacular style. If you missed the race or if you just want to relive the best bits, here´s an article reviewing all the incidents of Australia.

I went to the British race to experience my very first race weekend. Unfortunately Lewis couldn´t make it a home win but it was still a brilliant weekend anyway.

The European GP went along in the same vein as Canada - complete mayhem! A little bit of rain makes all the difference, and here I´ll try and sort through the confusion.

Bernie believes the real cause of the lack of overtaking is that there is nothing pushing the drivers to get the win, when they can calculate points instead. Here we look at his reasons, and how the new system would work.

The Australian GP started later in the day local time to allow the race to be more accessible to European audiences. The changed conditions weren´t that appealing to some of the teams and drivers though.

When it comes to getting a fast lap, being able to zoom down the straights is important, but getting the corners right is even more so. Here we look at what goes into cornering in F1.

A driver´s helmet is the best life-saving piece of equipment he has, and is subject to stringent FIA safety tests. Here we look at the make-up of an F1 helmet.