Articles
Volume adjustments: F1 has adapted to a new, quieter world
Gary Meenaghan explores the reactions that the more gentle new engines for the 2014 F1 season have elicited. From The National's F1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix Magazine.
Al Tareq Al Ameri – shepherding Yas Marina Circuit into maturity
Gary Meenaghan speaks with the Yas Marina Circuit CEO, working in the job since late 2013 to push the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix forward. From The National's F1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix Magazine.
Formula One has changed for the better, says Kevin Magnussen
McLaren driver speaks to Gary Meenaghan about his debut season, his father and what he has learned from teammate Jenson Button.
Little to lose for Sauber driver Adrian Sutil at Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
On his way out of Sauber, the German will be driving for pleasure at the ‘Monaco of the Middle East’, writes Gary Meenaghan.
For Valtteri Bottas and Williams, 2014 F1 season marked start of upswing
Gary Meenaghan details how the Finn helped revitalise the fortunes at the venerable British racing marque. From The National's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix F1 Magazine.
Toro Rosso, the F1 team where youth is ever served
Toro Rosso have built a reputation as an F1 talent factory. Gary Meenaghan talks to officials and drivers from the team about their approach. From The National's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix F1 Magazine.
Why Lewis Hamilton would be a worthy F1 champion in 2014
British driver has won the most number of races and should be crowned winner of the 2014 season, writes Gary Meenaghan.
Remaking Mercedes: How the Silver Arrows soared to the top
Gary Meenaghan writes how, five years after their F1 return, Mercedes have risen to become champions this year. From The National's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix F1 Magazine.
Ahmed Al Musharrekh to launch his own golf foundation
The UAE’s first professional golfer revealed plans for his Ahmed Al Musharrekh Foundation. Gary Meenaghan reports.
Ibrahim Abdullah inspires Al Shabab to Arabian Gulf Cup victory over Al Jazira
Sebastian Tagliabue double salvages point for Al Wahda away to Al Dhafra
Rally driver Sam Sunderland living it up in Dubai
Broken legs, broken engines, crazy crowds and (almost) a teammate of Gareth Bale. The life of Dubai-based Briton Sam Sunderland has more highs and lows than the Dakar Rally he hopes to one day win, writes Gary Meenaghan.
Rosberg keeps F1 drivers’ title in sight with Brazilian Grand Prix victory
German takes full advantage of Mercedes teammate Hamilton's slip-up to win at Interlagos
Brazil take home Beach Soccer Intercontinental Cup title from Dubai
Hosts UAE left disappointed after falling to Morocco in fifth-place match, writes Gary Meenaghan
Plenty of star power taking part in Dubai International Triathlon
Subtle security officials mixed with swoosh-clad sportsmen in the bowels of Atlantis Resort at The Palm on Thursday at the pre-race briefing for the inaugural Dubai International Triathlon.
Nico Rosberg wilts under pressure of F1 title race
With his stetson cowboy hat shading his eyes from the Texas sunshine, Lewis Hamilton reaped deserved plaudits atop the podium at Sunday’s United States Grand Prix. Meantime, teammate and sole title rival Nico Rosberg will be well aware his hopes of a first championship are in the last-chance saloon. Rosberg is no longer in control of his destiny.
