Tag Archives: Livio Oricchio

Two respected F1 figures have rounded on Sergio Perez’s attitude, as it emerges the Mexican is fighting for his future. With Perez dropped by McLaren after just one season, the ...

As one Brazilian driver’s future hangs in the balance, yet another looks set to step onto the 2014 grid. Livio Oricchio, the respected correspondent for Brazil’s O Estado de S.Paulo ...

British F1 journalists have attacked Jean Todt for not travelling to Bahrain for the sport’s highly controversial grand prix this weekend. In the days before F1 action kicks off in ...

Luiz Razia insists he is not losing any sleep, despite coming tantalisingly close to realising his dream of racing in formula one this year. In fact, he was even the ...

Fernando Alonso is F1’s highest paid driver, and he’s worth every penny. That is the view of Brazilian correspondent Livio Oricchio, who said after Hockenheim that the Spaniard’s estimated EUR ...

This weekend’s British grand prix debacle could cost Silverstone millions, track boss Richard Phillips has admitted. Organisers have vowed full refunds for thousands of spectators who heeded the circuit’s plea ...

A respected F1 correspondent is expecting F1’s 2012 calendar to shrink to eighteen races this year. Livio Oricchio, who writes for Brazil’s O Estado de S.Paulo, thinks the sport is ...

A Brazilian correspondent has leapt to the defense of Felipe Massa. “Ferrari is making a huge mistake,” wrote Livio Oricchio in his O Estado de S.Paulo blog. Massa is currently ...