BMW-Sauber have invested approximately $10 million in a new supercomputer named Albert 2. Albert 2 was bought in place of a second wind tunnel, and he will live in their headquarters in Switzerland. Albert 2 is three times faster than his previous incantation, Albert. He will help BMW-Sauber by simulating air flow, therefore helping their aerodynamic designs and testing.
“I just finished qualifying, I don’t know if you noticed,” deadpanned Fernando Alonso as he faced press questions immediately after the session…
Today, on lap two of the Belgian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg made contact at Les Combes. Hamilton was ahead…
Lewis Hamilton’s win in the British Grand Prix last weekend was the definitive statement he needed to bring his title challenge back…
