About Racing Eagles

To those of you that follow Formula One on the internet in the comment boards of sidepodcast; I might be a familiar face. Regardless, welcome to my blog. Hopefully this will go better than my first try at blogging where I basically gave up after two posts. Frankly, I didn't know what to say or cover. In the world of 24 hour news, blogs, Facebook, ect... it hard to say something or express a point of view without it being regurgitated by 20,000 other sources. Even in the little universe of Formula One.

So what would prompt me to waste a little bit of money and a whole lot of time to write a blog? Well, the answer has comes in the form of a new US-base F1 team. For the 2010 F1 season, the United States will have their first domestic team in the sport for more than 30 years. As a person who has watch F1 for years and who happens to be an American, this is huge. It's a fascinating story that will unfold over the oncoming years. This blog will cover this new team as they awaken a new dawn for F1 in the USA (fingers crossed.)

However, this blog will not be a USF1 dedicated blog. I will talk about other things going on in the world of Formula One and motor sports in general. Finally, one of things I will cover is the long and troublesome history of the US and F1. It’s a fascinating history that needs looked back upon as we move forward towards a hopefully brighter future with USF1. I hope I can make something interesting for you to read.

So let the Eagles soar…

About the Site Author:

Dan Brunell is the site author of RacingEagles.com. He is a long-time open wheel racing fan and have followed Formula One for a number of years. When not thinking about Formula One he lives and works in Olympia, WA, USA.

He also enjoys doing other stuff as well like home brewing beer, reading books, helping his friends with their independent films, and other stuff.

To those of you that follow Formula One on the internet in the comment boards of sidepodcast; I might be a familiar face. Regardless, welcome to my blog. Hopefully this will go better than my first try at blogging where I basically gave up after two posts. Frankly, I didn't know what to say or cover. In the world of 24 hour news, blogs, Facebook, ect... it hard to say something or express a point of view without it being regurgitated by 20,000 other sources. Even in the little universe of Formula One.

So what would prompt me to waste a little bit of money and a whole lot of time to write a blog? Well, the answer has comes in the form of a new US-base F1 team. For the 2010 F1 season, the United States will have their first domestic team in the sport for more than 30 years. As a person who has watch F1 for years and who happens to be an American, this is huge. It's a fascinating story that will unfold over the oncoming years. This blog will cover this new team as they awaken a new dawn for F1 in the USA (fingers crossed.)

However, this blog will not be a USF1 dedicated blog. I will talk about other things going on in the world of Formula One and motor sports in general. Finally, one of things I will cover is the long and troublesome history of the US and F1. It’s a fascinating history that needs looked back upon as we move forward towards a hopefully brighter future with USF1. I hope I can make something interesting for you to read.

So let the Eagles soar…

About the Site Author:

Dan Brunell is the site author of RacingEagles.com. He is a long-time open wheel racing fan and have followed Formula One for a number of years. When not thinking about Formula One he lives and works in Olympia, WA, USA.

He also enjoys doing other stuff as well like home brewing beer, reading books, helping his friends with their independent films, and other stuff.