Max Verstappen wins in Mexico, Hamilton finishing behind the Bull, with Leclerc completing the podium. A thrilling race with many overtakes and a disappointing start for the home hero Sergio Perez, whose race ended at turn 1 of lap 1. The real star of the Mexican GP being Lando Norris who made his way up to P5 with 5 laps to go after starting in P17. image: motorsport.com The current world champion, Verstappen starting in P3, the two Ferrari’s locking out the front row. Meanw

Verstappen continues his winning streak, with a victory in both Saturdays sprint and Sundays race, bringing his total number of race wins to 50. Meanwhile, Mercedes show sins of major improvement as Hamilton misses out on a win by only 1.5 seconds. image: motorsport.com Saturdays sprint: Verstappen took victory at the first US sprint race. Hamilton finished in P2, narrowing the gap between himself and Perez in the drivers’ championship, in the fight to finish second. Going in

The 2008 Brazilian Grand Prix is recognised as one of the most thrilling championship deciders in Formula One history. In an astonishing season closer, Massa became the 2008 world champion for 39 seconds, before Hamilton snatched Massa’s title dreams. In a powerful Ferrari, Massa won 6 of the 19 races over the 2008 season, with 10 podium finishes. Hamilton only on his second season of F1, fought for the championship with McLaren, winning 5 races that season. After a long seas

Verstappen joins the greats as a 3-time consecutive F1 world champion, whilst also picking up a hattrick in Sundays Race. McLaren putting in another brilliant weekend as Piastri takes a first F1 win in the sprint, while finishing Sundays race in P2 with Norris in P3, a second consecutive double podium for McLaren. image: motorsport.com Saturdays Sprint: A slight delay to Saturdays Sprint race, as drivers were sent out at the start of the sprint shootout for 10 minutes of fami

India has hosted three races between 2011 and 2013 at the Budh International circuit, before it was locked by Yamura Expressway Industrial Development Authority. The Budh International circuit was originally signed to a 5-year deal but in 2014 the race was postponed due to tax dispute between the circuit and FIA. Local governments classed F1 as entertainment rather than a sport, which would mean the FIA would have to pay entertainment tax to the Indian government which was de

Verstappen secures victory and the constructors championship for team at the home of their Honda partners and McLaren are back in P2 and P3 with their rookie on the podium. image: motorsport.com Verstappen made recovery over the weekend after a disappointing Singapore GP for Red Bull in Verstappen, as he claimed pole position in a dominate weekend. McLaren continuing to impress fans as both McLarens qualified behind Verstappen, Piastri starting from the front row in P2 for hi

Carlos Sainz breaks Verstappen’s winning streak as he takes victory at the Singapore Grand Prix. The top four coming alive in the final laps of a thrilling Sunday night. image: motorsport.com Carlos Sainz took his second consecutive pole this season, the Ferrari’s dominating this weekend, his teammate Charles Leclerc lining up on the row behind him in P3. Between the Ferrari’s, George Russell, managed to squeeze his Mercedes into P2, Hamilton in the other Mercedes only managi

In the 9th round of 11 of the 1971 F1 season, F1 headed to the ‘temple of speed’ for arguably one of the greatest races in F1 history. In a track full of bunched slipstreams at top speeds of around 242.615 km/h, the finish of the 1971 Italian GP was a matter of 0.01s. A race has never been so close until Ruben Barrichello beat Michael Schumacher by 0.011s to the finish line at the 2002 US Grand Prix. the battle to the finish line was not only between the front two but the top

F1 goes into the final European race of the season at the temple of speed in Monza. Max Verstappen proves how ‘records are made to be broken’, with 10th consecutive race win. Verstappen’s not the only one to make history with Red Bull becoming the first team to win 15 consecutive races, a 1-2 for Red Bull as Perez claims P2 in the final stages of the race. Carlos Sainz completed the podium to the delight of the Tifosi. image: motorsport.com Carlos Sainz took pole position for

Verstappen adds another race win to his collection with his ninth consecutive win at his home GP, in constantly changing weathers putting the drivers and teams to the test. Alonso made his comeback to the podium for the first time since Canada, while Gasly gained from another driver’s misfortune, taking the final podium place after Perez was struck with a 5 second-time penalty. image credit: motorsport.com F1 returns from the summer break and not much has changed since Belgiu

As F1 heads into the second half of its 2023 campaign, we’ll continue to take a look at each team’s performance in the first half of the season as we prepare for the Netherland GP. Aston Martin losing pace Aston Martins surprised everyone with a finish on the podium at the season opener in Bahrain. Fernando Alonso taking the final podium position behind the Bulls on his debut for the team, Alonso having not stepped on the podium since Qatar 2021 with his former team Alpine. A

The second half of the 2023 campaign kicks off in the Netherlands at the Zandvoort circuit at the end of August. The first half has been a mix of shock and disappointment for many teams across the grid. As the season has evolved, we could expect a different outcome as we head into the final stint. image: motorsport.com Red Bull’s winning streak continues…? Red Bull had a record-breaking start to the season, with 13 consecutive race wins. The record previously being held by Mc

Ahead of the Silverstone GP, F1 announced their 2024 calendar consisting of 24 races. F1 has seen its growth over recent years thanks to the success of the Netflix docuseries ‘Drive to Survive’, taking F1 from a sport which started with 7 races in 1950 to a series with 24 races and the possibility for more. image credit: motorsport.com Many individuals working in the sport have expressed their opinions on the new calendar, while fans also shared their varying views on the new

Red bull have dominated the 2023 season with a record breaking 13 consecutive wins. Going into the second half of the season it is looking to be that Red Bull have already secured their 2nd consecutive constructors championship title and the 3rd consecutive drivers’ championship for Max Verstappen, who has won 10 out of 13 races this season. Verstappen only losing to his teammate. Red Bull dominating the first half of the season, winning 13 races in the first stint. As a resu

After a slow start to the season, McLaren look to be making their way back to the top of the grid. Image credit: motorsport.com McLaren are making a comeback from a disappointing season opener in Bahrain, Piastri with a DNF at his debut and Norris finishing at the back of the grid in P17 after 3 retirements from the race. The bad luck following McLaren into round 2 in Saudi Arabia, this time both drivers able to cross the finish line but with Piastri and Norris finishing in P

Verstappen continues his three-month winning streak as F1 goes into the summer break. Verstappen takes his 8thconsecutive race win at his home race, his teammate Sergio Perez finishes in P2, Red Bulls first 1-2 finish since Miami at the start of May. image credit: motorsport.com Sprint race The championship leader, Max Verstappen started the session on pole, behind him the McLaren of Oscar Piastri, Piastri being outqualified by Verstappen by 0.011s. on the second row in P3, C

Red Bull made history at the Hungaroring as they took the record for the most consecutive wins, with 12 consecutive wins. Verstappen helping the team to make history as he took his 7th consecutive win this season, 33 seconds clear of Lando Norris in P2. Sergio Perez made his return to the, the Mexican driver putting in a strong defensive drive proving his value to the team. Image credit: motorsport.com Lewis Hamilton started the race on pole for the first time in 33 races, an

Mansell claimed his one and only championship title at his beloved home circuit of Silverstone at a memorable 1992 British Grand Prix. Driving the iconic FW14B, Mansall secured pole position for his home race, setting a lap time of 1:18.965 putting him 1.919s ahead of his teammate Riccardo Patresse. Mansall commenting at the time, “I was in two minds, whether to go out and even beat my time at 19.1 or 19.2” “To get in the 18s for me, I’ll say it for myself, it was sensational

Two Brits on the podium at their home race in Silverstone for the first time since 1999. Verstappen crossed the line to finish first for the 7th time this season, Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton completing the podium to the delight of home fans. Image credit: motorsport.com The British fans with something to cheer about as all British drivers started the race in the top 10, with Norris landing himself on the front row in P2. Max Verstappen took his fifth consecutive pole star

Saturdays sprint Max Verstappen started the second sprint of the season on pole, his teammate Sergio Perez starting with his teammate on the front row. Behind the Bull’s on the second row, Lando Norris with McLaren’s new upgrades started the sprint from P3. Both the Mercedes’ started from the back of the grid, with Hamilton starting from P18 after failing to make it out of SQ1, George Russel starting from P15. Russel failing to compete in SQ2 after a hydraulic failure in the