#P1Mag – Boy, have we got a truck load of champions for you…

Plenty of champions have been crowned last weekend, for example Will Power won – as in 2010 – the Mario Andretti Road Trophy for the top points producer on the Continue reading →

Have you seen issue no. 21?

As we’re about to reach mid-season, in of the championships clear favorites have emerged. While it seems pretty clear a Chevrolet will become the next Touring Car World Champion, Rob Continue reading →

Weekend Summary, Part 1

A first summary of some of this Weekend’s racing action around the world. WTCC – Rob Huff overtook team-mate and pole sitter Yvan Muller for the lead right at the Continue reading →

Have you seen P1Mag’s issue no. 17

Who would have thought that? After last issue ended up with a series of major cock-ups that left me rather embarrassed, Mario (our editor-in-chief) asked me back to have another Continue reading →

91 pages of cool motor sport coverage – out now!

A lot of interesting racing kept us on our feet during the weekend – and even beyond. What Dani Pedrosa achieved on Sunday is quite remarkable, it’s amazing how far Continue reading →

A whopping 125 pages – and for FREE !

 It was the busiest motor sport weekend of the season so far, with racing and rallying events taking place all over the globe and in different time zones, it was Continue reading →

More than 20 pages of F1 coverage !

We report at length from the Australian Grand Prix, including the V8 Supercars’ Albert Park 400 in Melbourne. We cover the GT1 World Championship season opener in Abu Dhabi plus Continue reading →

Issue no. 8 out now !

So finally the 2011 season is properly under way with plenty of racing action from around the globe. P1Mag’s issue no.8 brings motorbike racing from Qatar, touring car raacing from Continue reading →

Issue no. 3 available now

Issue no. 3 is out now with an insight view on how F1 teams try to impress board room members with their latest lap times during the Jerez test days, Continue reading →

Coming up in issue no. 3

- Jamie McMurray (#1) pushes Kurt Busch (#22) through the field to the front to cross the finish line Saturday night at Daytona International Speedway locked to the rear bumper Continue reading →