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Top 10 Tweets from the Spanish Grand Prix

Spanish Grand Prix was hell of a race with many drivers including race winner Fernando Alonso doing four stops on their way to chequered flag. The home hero put on a brilliant race from 5th on the grid, overtaking Raikkonen and Hamilton in the opening lap and Vettel and Rosberg
by Rachit Thukral

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How Force India's Best Ever Start to a Season Could Have Been Better

Force India marked their best ever start to a season this year with the Indian team scoring 32 points in the first 5 races of 2013. But if you go inside the season, you'll find that the team could have had an even better start had it not been for some mistakes, bad luck and mechanical failures.
Posted by Rachit Thukral

How Alonso Beat Raikkonen on a Four Stop Strategy to win the Spanish GP

The 2013 Spanish Grand Prix was all about saving tyres. Pirelli have been asked to make tyres which degrade quickly to make races more entertaining. But in Spain, even Pirelli's motorsport director Paul Hembery admitted that tyre degradation was way too much as drivers had to make up to four stops to finish the race
Posted by Rachit Thukral

Spanish GP 2013: A Different sort of excitement!

The 2013 Spanish Grand Prix gave the excitement that the home viewers, what they wanted to see, and to the people who thronged the Grandstands, what they came to see. Let’s find out how it all happened. But, this is a different sort of excitement though...
Posted by Sini Salminen

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Finland in Formula 1 - Past, Present and the Future..

Finland has a growing presence in Formula 1. Not only has it produced some of the top drivers of the sport but some of them have a true character both on and off the track which make them even more popular. But for a country which doesn't have a proper infrastructure for motorsports, What could have been its secret recipe to success?
Posted by Sini Salminen

Africa - Lost in the World of Formula 1

Formula 1 is a global phenomenon, and the viewership pattern is on the rise in many countries. But what is a global event, if it doesn't feature an entire continent? Does the current economic conditions favor a return of F1 to Africa?
Posted by Bala Yogesh