Timo Glock News

Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix was potentially a lucrative result for the Caterham team.

Marussia F1 Team's Timo Glock and Charles Pic will start tomorrow's Monaco Grand Prix from P20 and P22 respectively after experiencing different fortunes in this afternoon's qualifying session.

As we start the session and I switch on the television Sergio Perez bangs into the wall and loses his rear suspension and a rear tyre.

By PaddockTalk.com Staff Writers Somewhere somebody is singing "rain, rain, go away" as 2012 Formula One qualifying for round six is underway for the 2012 Monaco Grand Prix is underway with no sign of the highly probable rain forecasted.

GLOCK FP1 P22 1:21.638 9 laps FP2 P20 1:19.309 29 laps PIC FP1 P21 1:20.895 18 laps FP2 P22 1:20.240 21 laps The much-anticipated first free practice sessions for this weekend's 70th Monaco Grand Prix got underway today, where the Marussia F1 Team made the best of the changeable conditions to complete as much of the planned programme as possible.

Every race in the Championship is critical, but the Monaco Grand Prix is the one that has the X-Factor. It is without doubt the most celebrated and prestigious race on the calendar and the race every driver longs to win.

Bruno Senna on spinning and beaching his Williams in the gravel; Charles Pic on a speedy Q1 run which saw him outpace his team mate Timo Glock for a second race in succession; McLaren’s Jenson Button and Red Bull’s Mark Webber on failing to make it through to the top-ten shootout; Sauber’s Kamui Kobayashi on his hydraulic leak; ... (more)

The Marussia Formula One team's drivers were split over the car's performance in Friday practice for the Spanish Grand Prix with Charles Pic proclaiming himself happy, but Timo Glock lamenting severe handling trouble.

And when your office job is racing Formula One cars for a living, the leap between the daily grind and bouncing baby feels even wider.

The Spanish Grand Prix, Round 5 of the 2012 Formula One World Championship, heralds the start of the sport's European season, when everything seems to move up a gear.