Ross Brawn: ‘Big teams want us to save them from themselves’

Formula 1 sporting director Ross Brawn says the sport’s front-running teams are eager to see their huge budgets reined in, even if it implies reduced competitiveness. Speaking at a Formula One Group investor meeting on Sunday, Brawn, who is in the process of defining F1’s future regulatory frame, says big teams budgets have become unsustainable…

Facing Up to the Capitalist Within

John NewtonAmazing GraceThoughts Upon the African Slave Trade Click Here: new zealand rugby team jerseys great deliverance Adam Hochschild has written Viola Cordova underlies Dr Gabor Matécommon satirical observation or In 2014 I enrolled on a ‘Sustainable Leadership’ course with the Institute for Leadership and Sustainability in Cumbria, UK.  The first week residential took us…

Violence Against Children Is Global Epidemic: UNICEF

Violence against children is a global epidemic in which a young person is killed by violent conflict every five minutes, according to a new study released Tuesday by U.K. branch of UNICEF. The global assessment—titled “Children in Danger: Act to End Violence Against Children”—reveals that an estimated 345 children under the age of twenty-years-old die…

Renault admits driver rumors ‘not handled well’

Cyril Abiteboul acknowledged that the rumors and speculation surrounding the replacement of Jolyon Palmer by Carlos Sainz were “not handled well” by the French team. Click Here: Real bape hoodie Sainz’s move to Renault was confirmed in Singapore after weeks of speculation which included the possible return to F1 of Robert Kubica and Jolyon Palmer’s…

'Fighting for the Places We Love': A Vision for the Climate Battles to Come

CD editor’s note: The following conversation between Naomi Klein and May Boeve took place as an online webinar hosted by 350.org last week in advance of the upcoming Global Divestment Day(s), taking place on February 13 and 14, during which individuals and institutions from around the world will take action and urge others “do what…

Ferrari Driver Academy adds Shwartzman to line-up

Ferrari’s driver development programme has added Robert Shwartzman to its line-up of up and coming talent. Shwartzman is the first driver from Russia to be selected for the Ferrari Driver Academy. The programme supports talented young drivers on their career path in motorsport. “Developing as part of the Ferrari Driver Academy is a fantastic opportunity…

Front wing upgrade boosts Vandoorne’s prospects

Click:cnc prototyping McLaren’s Stoffel Vandoorne will enjoy the benefit of an aero upgrade which had been reserved for Fernando Alonso’s exclusive use in Austin and Mexico. The Belgian briefly trialed the revised front wing on his MCL32 in Austin but with only one completed element in stock, McLaren awarded the update to Alonso. Vandoorne’s car…