It’s all about season reviews at the moment, and given this blog is all about the numbers, I thought I would take a look at the 2010 F1 season with a bit of a mathematical twist. Here is the year gone by in ten easy steps.
1 new track
So it’s the off-season in F1 and the news and activities have started to die down… so what better time for VivaF1 to launch another Bloggers’ Swap Shop? This time I have written a guest post for F1 Weekender, and Christine Blachford from Sidepodcast has written a great post, which will be uploaded here soon.
Tired of the off season already?
Check them out – and the others too, as it’s a great idea and always produces some quality content 
When the idea was first brought up to do this blog swap, I was stoked, but also immediately recognized I’d have to switch up my game a little as everyone was mostly Formula One oriented and also located “across the pond.” To top it off, I was slotted for Gavin’s great blog based around in-depth statistical analysis. If you ever read Grab Bag Sports, you know we will write about anything in as many ways as we can; so when Gavin initially told me I didn’t have to do statistical analysis, I wholeheartedly refused. What good would a blog swap be if I didn’t try to step out into a new territory?
Being the only member of this Blog Swap not from “across the pond” the last thing I wanted to do is come off as some dumb American who just loves dem NASCARs and thinks them Formula One things are weird. The fact is, I love all racing (though my personal favorite is IndyCar for the simply diversity in talent and tracks) but the truth is, being in the States makes being a fan of Formula One hard.
So yeah, right now I’m writing this at the start of a three week holiday that starts with me going offline for a week or so and culminates in a trip to the Belgian Grand Prix with some friends from Sidepodcast.
