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A significant sponsorship deal with Brazilian oil company Petrobras could help pave Bruno Senna’s way into a Formula One race seat for next season. The company are happy to heavily back the youngster, who is being seen by many as a future world championship winner.

Friday Fish Fry Posted on July 25, 2008 by theevilq Friday Fish Fry Column by The Evil Q jim@accnation.com This past weekend and early part of the week I kanoodled with ACC staff, some notable and not so notable (but they should be) members of the media, the muckety-mucks from all the schools and some rather sweet Georgia peaches.

The Friday Question: Room 101 July 25, 2008 by Swineshead Room 101 has always been a mixed bag. Some contestants really understand the ludicrous premise and put abstract, absurd selections up for discussion - a couple of examples being when Spike Milligan chose Portsmouth and Chiswick Post Office  was selected by Sheila Hancock.

Listen to this episode Welcome to F1 Minute, it’s the 7th July 2008. After their unexpected podium finish at Silverstone this weekend, you’d imagine Honda might want to rethink their plans to abandon development this year. However, CEO Nick Fry says they won’t be doing that.

Yesterday we reported that Danica Patrick would test with the Honda F1 team at the end of the season. That report was a false start: Honda F1 CEO Nick Fry said there was no arrangement for Danica to test, and that she and the team have had no contact.

Filed under: Motorsports, Honda Yesterday we reported that Danica Patrick would test with the Honda F1 team at the end of the season. That report was a false start: Honda F1 CEO Nick Fry said there was no arrangement for Danica to test, and that she and the team have had no contact.

What a difference a year makes. At the end of last season, the St. Louis Rams’ offensive line resembled most of the German tanks that took part in the World War II battle of Kursk: shattered hulks rendered completely useless by a calamity of epic proportions.

Honda to help out of work Super Aguri racers May 11th, 2008  Fry said Honda “will help” the duo “if we can”  F1 team Honda’s CEO Nick Fry on Saturday said the outfit has not yet decided how to support the drivers Anthony Davidson and Takuma Sato following the collapse of the satellite team Super Aguri.

So, the issue about Super Aguri hasn’t stopped yet. And now, there’s the involvement of Nick Fry, who is the CEO of Honda Racing. As far as I can remember, Fry was the one who said that the Super Aguri will not be able to race because of the failed deal between the team and the Magma Group.

Honda’s current team principal, Ross Brawn, is a man I truly respect. He may no longer be with a championship winning team, but his work ethic, abilities and performance haven’t appeared to slip following his ship-jumping antics. Perhaps it is too early to judge his performance at Honda; we need to wait to see what happens to the team before we judge the boss.