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95% of F1 blogs out there are little more than collections of newsarticles copy-pasted from other sources. GVF1 remains in the remaining 5%.
GVF1: Formula One blog with independent opinions and analysis.
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Recent Posts
GVF1\'s 2009 post-season analysis
Yes! It's the GVF1 2009 post-season analysis!Without further ado, let' startBrawn-MercedesHoly jumping f*ck on a burning pogo stick! What is one to say in a situation where the laughing stock of a series is dumped by it's parent company, left to hang...
GVF1: Quick update on Toyota and Williams
The bigger news first: Toyota left F1. Yes, they did it. And guess why? It finally dawned on them that it's not economically viable in the current economic conditions. Of course, being the team with the biggest budget, and the worst spent cash vs. ra...
GVF1: The 2009 season is officially over
The post-season analysis will be up in a few daysTBC...
GVF1: Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi GP this weekend!
Yes, the day they have spoken about for over 2 years is finally coming this weekend. Everyone is very excited etc. Everyone is looking forward to the Indian and Korean GP's coming up next year. Everyone is looking for new sponsors to have more cash f...
GVF1: The driver merry-go-round
The season hasn't even ended yet and the drivers' and sponsors' market is wide open for business:Jenson Button is wanted by...well, probably everyone. But most prominently by McLaren and Brawn, the latter might also be partly bought by Mercedes. Sinc...
GVF1: Jenson Button - World Champion. Mark Webber - Race Winner. Brazil is where miracles happen
Disclaimer: The race just ended so I have no idea of whether someone lodges a protest after the race, but still.Amazing. Jenson Button is the greatest case of Nick Heidfeld Syndrome ever.It has been fun: The agent of Rubens Barrichello will have to t...

