Fixing “Madring”: The 2027 Layout Changes That Can Save the Spanish GP!

By Diane Versaevel The Inception and Reality of the Spanish Grand Prix The debut of the Madrid Grand Prix promised to usher in a bold new era for Formula 1 within the vibrant heart of Spain’s capital. Billed as a modern, accessible, and high-tech street circuit designed to blend metropolitan spectacle with elite motorsport, theContinue reading “Fixing “Madring”: The 2027 Layout Changes That Can Save the Spanish GP!”

Kimi steals one as Lando misses out

2026 Spanish Grand Prix Review – By Joe Murphy Kimi Antonelli was yet again victorious as his quest for a maiden World Champion took another positive step. Max Verstappen took second for his 133rd podium finish, just about holding off Pole sitter Lando Norris who had to settle for third (his 49th podium) after anContinue reading “Kimi steals one as Lando misses out”

Lando Norris Steals Spanish GP Pole After Dramatic Qualifying Finale

By Holly Wright Lando Norris produced a stunning final lap to take pole position for the inaugural Spanish Grand Prix at Madrid’s new Madring circuit, edging Kimi Antonelli by just 0.011 seconds in a thrilling qualifying session. The McLaren driver had not looked like the favourite for pole throughout qualifying, with Mercedes and Red Bull appearing toContinue reading “Lando Norris Steals Spanish GP Pole After Dramatic Qualifying Finale”

Does Esteban Ocon deserve to be in Formula 1?

By Diane Versaevel Comprehensive Performance Review: Esteban Ocon Esteban Ocon has established himself as one of Formula 1’s most resilient and uncompromising midfield drivers. Since making his Grand Prix debut at the 2016 Belgian Grand Prix with Manor Racing, the French driver has compiled a tenured career defined by defensive tenacity, technical adaptability across majorContinue reading “Does Esteban Ocon deserve to be in Formula 1?”

Historic Home Antonelli Victory as Italian has one hand on World Title

By Mark Gero Many of the fans who wanted a Ferrari victory might not have received it for their home country, but they got a consolation from Kimi Antonelli, who passed his Mercedes teammate George Russell three laps from the finish of Sunday’s Italian Grand Prix, to be the first winner from his home countryContinue reading “Historic Home Antonelli Victory as Italian has one hand on World Title”

Gasly Shocks the World with Masterful Maiden Pole

By Millie Battersby Pierre Gasly impressed in Monza as he took his maiden pole position, following on from his win at the same circuit in 2020, lighting up the timing sheets with an impressive 1:27.786. Following behind Gasly very close were the two Mercedes with George Russell leading the way for most of qualifying, withContinue reading “Gasly Shocks the World with Masterful Maiden Pole”

The Sophomore Slump: Oliver Bearman’s 2026 Season

By Laura Juliana Flórez Alba Oliver Bearman’s sophomore Formula 1 season has morphed from a triumphant breakout into a frustrating waiting game. After a stellar 2025 rookie season capped by a stunning fourth-place finish in Mexico City, the 21-year-old british driver was tipped to dominate 2026. Instead, his current trajectory highlights the harsh realities ofContinue reading “The Sophomore Slump: Oliver Bearman’s 2026 Season”

Practice Review- Monza looking good for Mercedes

By Mark Gero George Russell proved that he has no choice but to challenge his Mercedes teammate for the driver’s championship as the Briton set the fastest time in Friday practice for Sunday’s Italian Grand Prix, with a time of 1:22:559 ahead of the Ferrari of Charles Leclerc with series leader Kimi Antonelli in hisContinue reading “Practice Review- Monza looking good for Mercedes”

What Ferrari Means to the Italians…

By Selin Soyer For Italian fans, Ferrari isn’t just a car brand. It’s a national institution, passed down like a family bond rather than chosen like a preference. To understand it, you have to look past horsepower and lap times and into the emotional architecture of Italian identity itself. A symbol of national pride Known as “la Rossa” (theContinue reading “What Ferrari Means to the Italians…”

Driver to MISS Italian GP!

By Jana Van Nieuwenborgh Red Bull confirmed on Wednesday that Isack Hadjar will miss a second consecutive Formula One race. The Frenchman has not recovered in time from his wrist injury sustained during the summer break to compete in this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix in Monza.    Ahead of the Italian Grand Prix, Red BullContinue reading “Driver to MISS Italian GP!”