It’s an all-drivers affair for the official media sessions at Sakhir, with Thursday’s conference featuring no less than four world champions and Friday’s boasting some of the sport’s brightest up-and-coming talent. The line-up in full?
We may just be catching our first glimpses of the drivers at work, but like all topflight sportsmen, today’s Formula One heroes never really step off the treadmill. The winter provides a perfect opportunity to improve fitness. So whilst the engineers are slogging it out perfecting their 2010 cars back at the factory, the drivers are busy ensuring they’ll be fit enough to drive them.
Most teams rely on in-house physiotherapists to help devise training, and at Force India that duty falls to Balbir Singh, one time guru to multiple world champion Michael Schumacher. We caught up with Singh exclusively to learn more about his unique approach to fitness?
Lawn Mowers Mow Em Down in Macon, Georgia on first day of Spring. Sodzilla, Weedy Gonzales and Ace of Blades to tear up the turf! (PRWeb Mar 10, 2010)
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Four Time NASCAR Sprint Cup Champion appeared on top-rated radio program “The Race Reporters” on March 3 edition as well as an exclusive video segment on the Power Up Motorsports Channel Video Player. (PRWeb Mar 10, 2010)
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Not many drivers have been able to defend their title. Jenson Button’s bid to join that small but illustrious group starts this weekend in Bahrain. Just to add to the challenge, he will have to race against two drivers who’ve done it: Michael Schumacher and Fernando Alonso.
And with the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel, Felipe Massa, Nico Rosberg and Mark Webber also chasing his crown, this season promises to be a mouth watering affair?
It might be the world’s most efficient production car, but that’s where the praise stops. Worthy but totally flawed.
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Bahrain preview quotes – Hispania
The MotoGP World Champion is nominated for one of the Laureus World Sports Awards which take place this evening, and tomorrow in Rome he will receive a tribute from the Italian government.
Q and A with Karun Chandhok
Formula 1 rookie Karun Chandhok thinks it unfair that the new teams are on the receiving end of criticism that their slow speed could cause trouble in Bahrain this weekend
