In other news, the FIA has bought the 2014 FIFA World Cup logo and will introduce it as their new logo as it represents the current state of the FIA and F1 best.

Feel free to point out the homophobia in our posts or the use of the cigarette slang reference

I've got nothing against Sutil but I wouldn't turn my back on him as I don't want to get stabbed or "speared".

When the suspension moves up or down at one corner the opposite reacts accordingly. For example, as a car heads into a corner and a driver brakes hard, the car will try to nose dive into the corner but the FRIC system balances out the load to keep the car more level.

That’s all fine, except it is believed teams are starting to use clever valve set-ups to activate certain movements solely for aerodynamic benefit – specifically making the rear of the car drop at high speed to reduce the angle of attack of the rear wing and cut downforce.

It is likely that this kind of use has caused the recent debate.

The FIA bans all use of movable aerodynamic devices, and while the standard use for FRIC could be argued as having its focus on the mechanical performance, using it to actively reduce drag does not.

Sainz has been told by Red Bull that FR3.5 is his only priority for 2014 - http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/114964

I felt the need to write this letter following on from recent comments and changes which are being made to our beloved sport, Formula 1. The comments are in relation to social media, and you stating that social media is shortlived. That’s alongside some of the ridiculous suggestions to “liven up” our sport, such as the new safety car restart procedure.

Bernie Ecclestone, in regards to social media and falling television figures

“But I think the change that is currently taking place is very shortlived, as these social media people are starting to think it is not as good as they thought.”

When asked if he believed F1 needed to change its approach, and officially embrace social media like other sports have done, he said: “No. We’re commercial… If they find people to pay us [to do that] then I will be happy.” Source, Autosport, 5th June 2014.

Firstly, lets look at a few facts. Facebook has 1 billion users with 802 million daily active users. Twitter has 250 million users. Youtube sees more than 1 billion unique users per month, with over 6 billion hours watched per month. Those are only the key channels, I’m not even mentioning current secondary channels (Instagram, Vimeo, Google+, Pinterest). These are channels which cannot be ignored, regardless of your personal opinion. Next, lets look at device useage. It’s changing, enormously. Check out the graph below to see how much of an impact tablets and smartphones are having. By ignoring social? You’re essentially saying you don’t really care about that segment. Yes, different channels have different solutions in place (Sky Go is good enough), but it’s fragmented and the casual fan isn’t going to sit and watch an entire race on a mobile device.

So, in other words, the new Caterham owners paid the bills.

Not sure, but that's a logical thought.

In addition, 40% of Caterham's staff have been laid off including Alex Rossi.