Racing Bulls - Red Bull Racing - NewsRacing Bulls RSS feedRBR Silverstone Day 2 Test Report- June 25, 2008 There is a saying that goes, &147;into every life a little rain must fall&148; and indeed some rain did fall on Silverstone today, but that was not the worst of Red Bull Racing&146;s problems, as a hard-to-identify electrical problem cost Mark Webber a lot of track time.http://rss.feedsportal.com/c/498/f/6604/s/1530bf9/story01.htm RBR: Silverstone Day 1 Test Report- June 24, 2008 As usual at the summer Silverstone test, there were more guests, fans and spectators in the F1 paddock that can be seen filling entire circuits at some of the less popular grands prix on the calendar. None of this affected the work of the Red Bull Racing test team, as they got on with the job of preparing for the British Grand Prix which takes place at this track on 6th July.http://rss.feedsportal.com/c/498/f/6604/s/151e4a0/story01.htm Win a Trip to the McLaren Technology Centre- June 24, 2008 Once again, Kangaroo TV partners with autosport.com to offer die-hard race fans an enhanced F1 experience. Kangaroo TV, official supplier to the Vodafone McLaren Mercedes team invites fans to get closer to the racing action with a tour of the McLaren Technology Centre as the team prepares for the British Grand Prix, in front of their home crowd.http://rss.feedsportal.com/c/498/f/6604/s/150e320/story01.htm Webber leads home the Renault Engined Quartet- June 23, 2008 Mark Webber might have finished sixth overall in the French Grand Prix at Magny Cours to increase his points tally for the season so far to 18, but he also won the internal Renault battle on home turf; the Red Bull Racing driver leading home a quartet of Renault powered cars across the line in sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth places!http://rss.feedsportal.com/c/498/f/6604/s/14f3220/story01.htm ANOTHER THREE POINTS TO STAY FOURTH- June 22, 2008 Red Bull Racing score another 3 points to remain in fourth place in the Constructors Championship courtesy of Mark Webbers 6th placed finish. Team mate David Coulthard finished just outside the points in 9th place. The result takes the team to a total of 24 points the same total that the Milton Keynes squad managed during the whole of the 2007 season.http://rss.feedsportal.com/c/498/f/6604/s/14e1755/story01.htm WEBBER INHERITS 6TH ON THE GRID FOR FRENCH RACE- June 21, 2008 Having spent a difficult Friday making up the numbers in the second half of the field, Mark Webber recovered to qualify eighth fastest for the 70-lap French Grand Prix despite encountering traffic and a spinning Jarno Trulli on his timed laps during the hour long session. Althoughhttp://rss.feedsportal.com/c/498/f/6604/s/14c958d/story01.htm Red Bull Racing Qualifying - Team Views- June 21, 2008 Views of the Red Bull Racing drivers and key personnel following todays qualifying session at Magny-Cours. Both drivers made it through to Q3 with Webber finishing in 8th and Coulthard in 9th. Lewis Hamilton's grid penalty means the team lock out row four of the grid, starting 7th and 8th.http://rss.feedsportal.com/c/498/f/6604/s/14c6a1a/story01.htm RBR: France Friday Free Practice Report- June 20, 2008 F1 action has returned to Europe after its brief trip acroos the pond to Canada. Magny-Cours in France is the location of this weekends Grand Prix which got underway with Free Practice 1 & 2 sessions earlier today. Red Bull Racing had a lacklustre start to the weekend but are hoping that the data collected will enable improvements to be found in time for tomorrrows final practice and qualifying.http://rss.feedsportal.com/c/498/f/6604/s/14a3d56/story01.htm Inside Track: French Grand Prix Preview- June 20, 2008 Last year Bernie Ecclestone claimed there would be no more outings to the Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours, yet Formula One returns there once again. In honour of the track that, despite being almost universally loathed amongst paddock regulars, will not disappear, Sidepodcast takes a spin around rural France to see what&146;s there to amuse our drivers this time out.http://rss.feedsportal.com/c/498/f/6604/s/149f259/story01.htm Bridgestone french GP Preview- June 20, 2008 Formula One heads to central France for the eighth round of the FIA Formula One World Championship where Bridgestone&146;s medium and soft Potenza tyres will tackle the silky smooth surface of the Circuit de Nevers Magny Cours. Bridgestone evaluate the specific challenges of the circuit.http://rss.feedsportal.com/c/498/f/6604/s/149ddcf/story01.htm |