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The Scuderia’s work with the last six F1 Championship races in sight never stops: Felipe Massa tells us how he got ready for the two back to back races in Japan and Korea. Filippo Petrucci, Head of the Test Team, explains how to organise a day on the track – from logistics to the drivers’ contributions – and the Scuderia Ferrari technicians proceed with the explanations in the Formula 1 alphabet.
I have now shortly returned to Monaco after the first three races of IndyCar series in the USA. April is the season of cherry blossoms in Japan and many people enjoy ‘Hanami – flower viewing’ parties under the trees.Here in Côte d’Azur, there are also some cherry blossoms. Although they are not as gorgeous as the Japanese ones but I still think they are nice and pretty. The Mini in front of the tree is the one I brought from UK where I had lived for seven years since ’98 summer and I become the owner of this car even before I decided where I live! It has lots of good old memories, so I am still enjoy driving this car very much. I have seen many cherry blossom trees In the States as well so I hope everyone also enjoy the flower viewing there.
Kamui Kobayahsi just wrote Japanese sports history. This is the highest grid position ever by a Japanese driver!
Happy New Year, everyone! How did you spend your New Year’s Day? Mine was in Monaco with my Japanese friends living there. We got together with the home-made traditional Japanese New Year’s dishes, called ‘Osechi-Ryori’. Traditionally, these special meals are made by the end of the previous year so that women (well, it could be men! of course) does not need to cook and can have a good rest during the celebration period. Talking of the Japanese New Year, 2012 is the year of the Dragon. The kite which I am holding in the picture has a kanji (Chinese character) meaning “dragon.” Flying a kite is also a traditional Japanese New Year’s pastime. I very much hope I will fly high this racing season, just like this dragon.
Great news: Kamui’s helmet designed by Linkin Park was sold for 19,000 USD in an auction for the Japanese aid from @MusicForRelief! [Source]
Hello, my name is Takuma Sato and I am very pleased to be joining the ANA Travel Log. Because of my profession, I frequently travel by air, sometimes once a week. ANA is definitely my most favorite airline and I especially look forward to their in-flight Japanese meal as they serve authentic dishes with a lot of careful preparation. For example, look at their starter here and you can see how beautifully it is presented and how pleasing it is to the eyes. Of course, it is very delicious, too. Bon Appetit!!
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