[Drew.]

I will have to put my full support behind the dream team

[Iceman]

Dream team? Surely its Kimi and Alonso.....no bias just think having those two together is amazing....its all gonna end in tears though...

[Iceman]

Also would love Bottas to do well, i'll be supporting him once the Iceman leaves and until Vettel goes to Ferrari...

[Drew.]

There will be fists thrown and tears after race 1 with those two.. but yeah those two are the most entertaining and have the most potential but hopefully it's only going to get better for Lewis and Nico

[Iceman]

Lewis needs to not **** up his relationship with the team....i know he's hot headed but its been nearly 6 years since he's done anything meaningful in F1....he left McLaren after a terrible break down with the team...mercedes have been a lifeline for him....

[Drew.]

I think hes back with Nicole now, he was an emotional wreck last year so thats already a step in the right direction and a positive for him.

[Iceman]

Oh are they back together? Something has to give with these two...fair enough if they were in the same business but its polar opposites....he wont quit, she wont quit....it'll be interesting to see how he handles this year...

[Drew.]

I don't think its official.. they've been seen together and both posted photos of themselves snowmobiling together so it's looking likely. He'll definitely be in a better frame of mind if they are back with each other and will pay more focus towards his job rather than thinking about her.

[Drew.]

Bernie Ecclestone steps down from F1 board pending bribery trial

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/formula1/25762411

[Drew.]

McLaren: Ron Dennis replaces Martin Whitmarsh as CEO in coup

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/formula-one/25766407

[Iceman]

Paul Di Resta will drive in the German Touring Car Championship this season after rejoining Mercedes.The Briton won the title in 2010 before moving to Formula 1, but lost his seat at Force India for 2014 to Mexican driver Sergio Perez, who had been discarded by McLaren.With no other F1 seats available, the 27-year-old has opted to move on."Mercedes-Benz has given me a car I can use to fight for the title," he said. "I realise that it will not be easy."

[Drew.]

Originally Posted by Iceman

Paul Di Resta will drive in the German Touring Car Championship this season after rejoining Mercedes.The Briton won the title in 2010 before moving to Formula 1, but lost his seat at Force India for 2014 to Mexican driver Sergio Perez, who had been discarded by McLaren.With no other F1 seats available, the 27-year-old has opted to move on."Mercedes-Benz has given me a car I can use to fight for the title," he said. "I realise that it will not be easy."

[Iceman]

3 days until our first car of this new era

[Iceman]

Kobayashi and Marcus Erikson confirmed for caterham.

[BBfanUSA]

There's already a rumor for 2015, American NASCAR Team Owner Gene Hass has expressed interest in owning a new team.

[Drew.]

Updated list of car launches

McLaren January 24 Online
Ferrari January 25 Online
Sauber January 26 Online
Toro Rosso January 27 Jerez, Spain
Mercedes January 28 Jerez, Spain
Caterham January 28 Jerez, Spain
Red Bull January 28 Jerez, Spain

[Drew.]

Surprisingly really nice

[Iceman]

Yeah I like it.

[Drew.]

Well

[Iceman]

Eek 2 cars down....roll on the big guns

[Drew.]

Roscoe appreciation post





http://instagram.com/p/jhLTCPL01w/

[Iceman]

Formula One is to introduce five-second penalties for certain offences from the upcoming season, the ruling body FIA said on Thursday night.

Pending approval from the F1 Commission and the teams, the F1 Strategy Group decided at a meeting in Geneva, Switzerland that these penalties can be taken before work is carried out on a car during a pit stop.

The five-second penalty gives race stewards more flexibility in imposing sanctions. Up to now, they could only impose drive-through penalties, which cost a racer around 20 seconds.

The Strategy Group also decided to give its team six so-called curfew “jokers” in 2014 instead of the previous two. The move was made in connection with major rule changes with new engines and cars. F1 has a six-hour curfew which lasts until three hours before the day’s first session, and eight hours on a Thursday.

The meeting, which included F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone, FIA president Jean Todt and team representatives, also agreed to present a cost-cutting plan to the World Motor Sport Council in June, for introduction in 2015

Sounds good

[Drew.]

The cars are looking great so far.. dark colours though

McLaren

[Drew.]

[Iceman]

Cant wait to see the ferrari