Green Notebook from Dreamland
The Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, which is way too complex to be explained in a motorsport blog, has been in the news of late with US President Donald Trump boasting in two…
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Green Notebook from deep in the Doubs
The Doubs, which the French call the “doo”, is a département (an administrative division similar to a county), which runs along the Franco-Swiss border for about 100 miles, from near…
Green Notebook from Loon-Plage
It felt like the summer was over as I made my way into Zandvoort early on Friday morning. It was very early because my distaste for traffic jams is gradually…
Green Notebook from Schwarzgrub
Going around the world, writing about Formula 1 cars, is a wonderful life, but that does not mean that every day is enjoyable. We all have days when things go…
Green Notebook for Neudrossenfeld
As I drove past Neudrossenfeld, it struck me that this ought to be the German name for Formula 1 coverage on the Internet. Neudrossenfeld, in my mind at least, means…
A meander at a quiet moment
It’s been a pleasure to have a couple of weekends off from Formula 1 after a very intense first half of the season. I’ve been pottering around, doing stuff you…
Green Notebook from Marsh Gibbon
It was a very busy weekend at Silverstone, but without much in the way of real F1 news. The only big news of the weekend was that America’s Tim Mayer…
Green Notebook from Pullman City
I guess at some point in our lives we all want to be cowboys – or cowgirls. Still, I have found it a little eccentric when I have stumbled into…
No Green Notebook…
I’m sorry to say that the post-Canadian Grand Prix Green Notebook is not going to happen. This is because there were too many other things that needed to be done,…
Green notebook from Le Cheval Mort
During the Klondike Gold Rush in Alaska in 1899, the White Pass Trail was a terrible challenge for the overloaded and unprepared prospectors, who were keen to get to the…