
Belgian Grand Prix 2023: Race predictions
After a record-breaking Hungarian Grand Prix, racing continues as we head to the iconic Spa circuit for the 2023 Belgian Grand Prix. With Max Verstappen in supreme form and McLaren's...
After a record-breaking Hungarian Grand Prix, racing continues as we head to the iconic Spa circuit for the 2023 Belgian Grand Prix. With Max Verstappen in supreme form and McLaren's...
Racing doesn’t stop, and next up is Silverstone. While Max Verstappen looks untouchable, Mercedes might be finally getting into their groove, and with Ferrari and Aston Martin also looking strong,...
Racing’s back and we are headed to the Red Bull Ring Racing’s back and we are headed to the Red Bull Ring this weekend. The home of the reigning Constructors’...
After a two-week gap, racing returns as Formula One heads to Montréal for the 2023 Canadian Grand Prix. With both the Drivers' and Constructors' Championships beginning to take shape, the...
After a dramatic Monaco Grand Prix that saw Max Verstappen put in a stunning late wet-weather drive along with supreme tyre management, the season’s first triple-header—which became a double-header due...
Torrential downfall and terrible weather has cut-down the season's first triple-header to a double-header, with the Imola Grand Prix having been cancelled. After what has turned out to be a...
We head to Imola for the first race of the 2023 F1 season's first triple-header. The first five races have seen new faces emerge in both the Drivers' and Constructors'...
Four races in, the Championship battle is evenly poised between the two Red Bull drivers. With Sergio Pérez well in the fight thanks to some good fortune going his way,...
After what seems like an eternity, Formula One will finally resume this weekend with the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on April 30, 2023. Red Bull have been untouchable, but Aston Martin...
Formula One is back this week and we are in Albert Park, Melbourne, for the 2023 Australian Grand Prix. After a second Red Bull 1-2 in as many races and...
After an action-packed season-opener in Bahrain, racing resumes in Jeddah for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Round 2 will see champions Red Bull go in as favourites, but it's the...
For almost the entirety of the turbo-hybrid era, it was only one team who dominated the sport. Yes, Ferrari tried a few times with Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull managed to take one title away, but it is clear and by a long distance that Mercedes were the top team between 2014 and 2021. Eight consecutive World Constructors’ Championships and seven consecutive World Drivers’ titles meant Mercedes were the benchmark team of the turbo-hybrid era. But with new regulations kicking in from the 2022 season, and if the previous season was a precursor for things to come, Mercedes will well and truly have a proper title fight on their hands, with not just one but multiple teams vying for the championships. Red Bull already proved their worth in the 2021 season, and defending champions Max Verstappen set the fastest time in pre-season testing, which would definitely hold the Austrian team in good stead. Along with Red Bull, another team that will be fighting for not only podiums but wins should be the Scuderia. After being horribly off the pace in 2020, Ferrari made a commendable comeback in 2021 to regularly be in the hunt for podiums and even took two poles in 2021 through Charles Leclerc. They have been promising in the winter and pre-season testing, and with the Italian team having stopped their development work on the 2021 car mid-way through last season to focus on the new regulations, only a daft man would write off Ferrari. The Scuderia belong right at the top of the grid, and after going two seasons without a win (Sebastian Vettel’s Singapore Grand Prix win in 2019 is their last win till date), the Maranello-based team are definitely favourites for not only podiums but wins. The final team of the three in the mix for victory are Mercedes. Eight back-to-back championships don’t just happen without a reason. For the last eight years, the Silver Arrows have been performing on a level different to the rest of the grid. Led by Lewis Hamilton, even though it’s a new season with new regulations, Mercedes remain hot favourites to start the season with a win. Now, pre-season testing in Bahrain wasn’t ideal for the team and neither of their drivers was pleased with the results. While Hamilton stated that the team would not fight for wins at the moment, George Russell said that there was work to be done. Now, if any other team on the grid had a similar view going into the opening race with the performance Mercedes had during the pre-season tests, you would think it’s true. But this is Mercedes, and we are used to it by now. Hamilton and the Brackley-based team have been downplaying their stance before the season-opener and speaking highly about the rest of the teams for almost five seasons now. It almost feels inevitable that Mercedes will downplay their speed and then go on to blow everyone away. Now, with the new regulations and given the advancements of Red Bull and Ferrari, the German team may actually be caught out, but you’d still be making a big call if you didn’t put Mercedes down as one of the favourites for not only the season-opener but the entire season.
Another Formula One season comes to an end as we head to Abu Dhabi for the final race of the season. A record-breaking season, which saw Red Bull's Max Verstappen...
With the season coming to an end, Formula One heads to São Paulo for the penultimate race of the year. Even though both the season's championships have been wrapped up,...
Racing heads to Mexico City as we gear up to wrap up the season After an eventful United States Grand Prix, we head to Mexico with both the Constructors' and...
After the dramatic Japanese Grand Prix, which brought us a rain delay, a red flag and, finally, this season's champion along with plenty of confusion, we return to racing after...
Just as it was last weekend in Singapore, Formula One returns to Suzuka in Japan for the first time since 2019 this Sunday. Following a two-year gap due to the...
After a two-week gap, Formula One is back this weekend and we return to Singapore for the first time since Sebastian Vettel won under the lights in 2019. While this...
As we head into the final race of the triple-header that got racing underway after the summer break, there just has been no stopping the current Championship leader Max Verstappen. ...
It's the second race of the triple header and we are heading to Zandvoort in the Netherlands. The Dutch fans will be looking forward to the race as their home...
After what felt like an eternity, racing finally resumes this week, though we haven't been deprived of any action. There was plenty of silly-season drama in the drivers transfer market,...
The 2022 Formula One season heads to Hungary for the final race of the season before the summer break. While Ferrari seem to be losing the plot, Red Bull have...
It's the second final race before the summer break and there are plenty of storylines at play. Ferrari are looking resurgent and want to retake the Championship lead, while Mercedes...
After a dramatic race in Silverstone, the F1 action continues as we head to the Red Bull Ring in Austria. There are multiple storylines to look forward to, one of...
Following a thrilling Canadian Grand Prix that saw Max Verstappen earn his maiden Canadian win, racing resumes in Silverstone. While Red Bull have slowly started to build a lead in...
After an eventful Azerbaijan race, Formula One returns to Canada for the first time since 2019. The storylines this time are very different, however: Red Bull now are looking likely...
Another colossal Ferrari mess-up in Monaco means that Red Bull have started to build a lead in the championship fight, and as we head to the Azerbaijan race, everyone’s eyes...
The Spanish race saw the championship lead in both the drivers' and constructors' standings change hands and it remains to be seen whether it was a turning point in the title fight this season. Ferrari will be looking to come back strongly in the Principality while Red Bull will look to consolidate their lead at the top. Can Leclerc break his Monaco curse or will Verstappen score his fourth win on the trot? It promises to be another exciting race week ahead with various storylines in play.
Following the inaugural Miami Grand Prix, Formula 1 now heads to Spain. Even though the Miami race was quite a spectacle, the quality of racing wasn't up to the mark....
Formula One heads to Miami for the first-ever Miami Grand Prix, which will take place at the Miami International Autodrome.The inaugural Miami Grand Prix is set to be a spectacle...
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