By Laura Juliana Florez Alba Does Esteban Ocon still belong on the Formula 1 grid or not? That is the question. For Esteban Ocon, retaining a foothold on this grid has been an obsession forged in sacrifice. Long before the paddock became his office, his family bet everything on his career, selling their family homeContinue reading “Does Esteban Ocon Deserve to be in Formula 1? Revisited in 2026”
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Red Bull are back! Does Max have the fastest car again?
By Laura Juliana Florez Alba The return of the Bulls: Is Red Bull Racing officially back? Oracle Red Bull Racing has long been a dominant force in Formula 1, but the 2026 season ushered in a new era of uncertainty. The start of the year was brutal. The team struggled immensely to optimize their newContinue reading “Red Bull are back! Does Max have the fastest car again?”
Singapore Grand Prix Review: Verstappen Finally Conquers Marina Bay
By Joe Murphy Max Verstappen has won his first Singapore Grand Prix at the tenth attempt, sealing a perfect weekend at Marina Bay with victory on his 250th Formula 1 start. The four-time world champion, who had never previously taken pole or victory in Singapore, claimed Sprint pole, the Sprint win, Grand Prix pole andContinue reading “Singapore Grand Prix Review: Verstappen Finally Conquers Marina Bay”
‘It Should Have Never Happened’: Carlos Sainz Unleashes Scathing Critique of F1’s New Regulations
By Diane Versaevel Formula 1’s technical direction has sparked fierce debates among fans, teams, and drivers alike, with Carlos Sainz delivering one of the most impassioned calls for change. Following recent track action at Spa-Francorchamps, the Spanish driver questioned the decision-making process behind the current regulations, raising doubts about how rule-makers allowed these cars ontoContinue reading “‘It Should Have Never Happened’: Carlos Sainz Unleashes Scathing Critique of F1’s New Regulations”
Verstappen Masterclass as Antonelli Falters
By Joe Murphy Max Verstappen took pole position for the Singapore Grand Prix sprint at Marina Bay tonight, his first ever pole of any kind at this circuit. The session was chaotic from the start. With four teams looking in the mix after one hour of practice, SQ1 was red flagged before anyone had setContinue reading “Verstappen Masterclass as Antonelli Falters”
Singapore Grand Prix: The History Behind Formula 1’s Iconic Night Race
By Holly Wright The 2026 Formula 1 season continues this weekend, with Singapore playing host to the final Sprint of the year. Against the spectacular backdrop of the Marina Bay skyline, the championship returns to one of its most distinctive venues, where tight street-circuit racing and the demands of competing beneath the floodlights have createdContinue reading “Singapore Grand Prix: The History Behind Formula 1’s Iconic Night Race”
Make or break for Russell as Verstappen targets history
By Holly Wright Singapore Grand Prix Preview: Verstappen Targets History As Russell Faces Uphill Battle Formula 1 heads to the Marina Bay Street Circuit this weekend for the Singapore Grand Prix, with the championship battle intensifying and the first-ever Singapore sprint weekend adding another dimension to one of the calendar’s most demanding events. The 17thContinue reading “Make or break for Russell as Verstappen targets history”
Russell Beats Leclerc and Norris to Top Spot in Sole Singapore GP Practice
By Holly Wright George Russell topped the timesheets in the only practice session ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix, beating Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc and McLaren’s Lando Norris to first place at the Marina Bay Street Circuit. The Mercedes driver set a late benchmark of 1:32.274 to finish 0.198 seconds clear of Leclerc, with Norris aContinue reading “Russell Beats Leclerc and Norris to Top Spot in Sole Singapore GP Practice”
Bottas Cycles ‘Commute’ from Sepang to Singapore
By Kate Dowding As if being a Formula 1 racing driver wasn’t enough of an adventure, Valtteri Bottas has spent the last few days on a cycling side quest. While most drivers travelled from Sepang to Singapore on a short flight or road trip, Bottas rode the ‘419.67km commute’ on his new gravel bike. He set offContinue reading “Bottas Cycles ‘Commute’ from Sepang to Singapore”
Middle East Controversy – No Sign Of End Date As End Of Season Plans Up In The Air…
By Diane Versaevel The 2026 Formula 1 season has proven that the sport is as much a masterclass in geopolitical logistics as it is a showcase of engineering and driver talent. Recently, scheduling shifts and regional uncertainties, sparked by questions over whether key rounds like the Qatar and Abu Dhabi Grands Prix would proceed amidContinue reading “Middle East Controversy – No Sign Of End Date As End Of Season Plans Up In The Air…”
