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Rosberg Avenges Austin Loss With Victory in São Paulo: With less than a week’s turnaround from the grand prix in Austin last week, Formula One travelled down south the friendly and ever passionate nation of Brazil and the city of São Paulo for the Brazilian Grand Prix.   Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes AMG) after having won the race in Austin, Texas found himself with a 24 point lead over his championship rival and teammate Nico Rosberg. For Rosberg, a victory was now vital here at the Interlagos circuit in order to keep some realistic hope for the championship. And Rosberg responded to this call of duty, as he dominated the entire

'Jedi-like' Hamilton Wins in Austin: After a short hiatus, the 2014 Formula One season will enter its final phase, first with a back-to-back trip across the Americas. This weekend will see the third running of the United States Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas; a venue highly popular amongst fans and drivers.   Whilst in the build up to the race, the headlines were dominated by news of the exodus of the Caterham and Marussia F1 Teams temporarily, there was still a drivers’ world championship that is being contested. For the first time since 2005, there were only 18 cars on the grid for the 56 lap race. In 200

Hamilton Hits Cloud Nine as Mercedes AMG Clinch Constructors' Title: After the horrific events that took place at the Japanese Grand Prix a week earlier, there was still a sombre mood over the Formula One community as they entered Russia for the first time to inaugurate the Sochi Aerodrom and the Russian Grand Prix.   Whilst Marussia driver Jules Bianchi remains in a ‘critical but stable’ condition in a Japanese hospital, the thoughts of all the drivers and teams were with the Frenchman. As a sign of respect, his Marussia team elected to only run one car for the weekend which belonged to their full-time driver Max Chilton.   In t