The Formula One monoposts are fascinating pieces of technology, state of the art racing cars that use the latest technological advancements and materials. BMW’s own F1.08 has made some real progress this past year, and it allowed the team to … Continue reading

We’re continuing our Formula One series that we started yesterday, with Nick Heidfel and Robert Kubica talking about their equipment worn during the races. Yesterday, they talked about the amazing technological advanced steering wheel found in their F1 monoposts. Those … Continue reading

Since it seems like we have a lot of Formula One fans as our readers, I decided to cover the subject more often. For the past few days, Stew and I gave you more details on the last F1 championship, … Continue reading

With the Formula One season being over, all the teams are already preparing their monoposts for next year. Every year in January, BMW reveals their new F1 models an event that draws a lot of attention. 2008 was a great … Continue reading

This article was written by Stew, a talented and passionate writer for BMWF1blog. If you could have thought of an exciting way to end the 2008 F1 season at Interlogos in  Brazil, you wouldn’t have come close to one of the … Continue reading

BMW in collaboration with Formula One put together a fan day event at the BMW branch in Munich-Fröttmaning. Last weekend, over 1,000 BMW Sauber fans had a chance to see their idols live: Nick Heidfeld, Robert Kubica and the test … Continue reading

BMW's number one driver, Robert Kubica was invited by the people of Ravenna, a city in Northern Italy, to receive the Lorenzo Baldini award for his exceptional accomplishments. The city of Brisighella had the pleasant surprise to see their favorite … Continue reading

  Plenty of people claim that Formula 1 is boring, a series where passing is impossible and races are won and lost in the pits. It’s no NASCAR, they say. Thank god, I say. Dull or not, every season there … Continue reading

BMW's Formula 1 drive, Nick Heidfeld in collaboration with the folks at bmw-tv.de, has decided to take the Formula 1 fans in a virtual lap around the Monaco F1 circuit. He gets into a lot of details on how the … Continue reading