The brand new Formula One Teams Association have got themselves organised. Here we look at what they aim to do and where they are going to start.

This Thursday, in Paris, the World Motorsport Council met to determine what should happen to McLaren in light of the new evidence that was uncovered.

No one from the FIA turned up the inaugural Valencian GP, despite the much hyped anticipation. Here we look at why this might be, and what the effect of them being at a race is.

With the impending McLaren appeal hanging over the 2007 Championship results, some fans are feeling the frustration of a season that has been overshadowed by politics.

The recent European Grand Prix at Valencia has opened up a lot of questions about the FIA and how they make decisions.

After a month of the season, the paddock moves to Europe and I, for one, can´t wait.

The argument about teams buying in their car rather than building it themselves rages on. Here, I discuss the pros and cons of the debate.

The Hamilton/Raikkonen incident that ocurred during the Belgian Grand Prix this past weekend has caused plenty of consternation between fans and drivers alike. Here is a more detailed look at what happened, and what the problems are.

After a serious crash in the Spanish Grand Prix weekend, we take a look at the process of looking after our drivers when things go wrong.

The second half of the 2009 calendar looks very strong with the second outing of the Singapore night race, plus a new track in Abu Dhabi. There are also some races that weren´t exciting last year, so we´ll be looking for more action this season.