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By Jana Van Nieuwenborgh Alexander Albon has committed his future to Williams, with the team confirming on Tuesday August 18 that the British-born Thai driver will continue racing for them in the 2027 Formula One season.  The 30-year-old driver first joined Williams in 2022 following a year on the sidelines as Red Bull’s reserve driver.Continue reading “Alex Albon signs contract extension with Williams through 2027”

By Joe Murphy The summer break has nearly concluded and the next time the sport stops for a hiatus, we will have our next World Champion. Kimi Antonelli is the Standout favourite. Not many people expected the young Italian to be a serious contender, let alone a fromtrunner. However, the Mercedes youngster has showcased maturityContinue reading “So, who is going to win the 2026 Driver’s Championship?”

By Tammi Fairbairn The F2 championship this year has showcased a remarkable talent pool, with several drivers demonstrating the skills and potential needed to make the leap to Formula 1. As the season takes a short break for the summer, it’s becoming increasingly evident that among the 22 competitors, there are a few standout performersContinue reading “Formula 2 Review: Who Will Be the Next F1 Star?”

By Isabella Priestley The Hungarian Grand Prix is a weekend that has been popular since its birth in 1986. The inaugural race drew in a crowd of 200,000, which was seen as immensely successful in a time where ticket prices were relatively steep. Originally, the plan was to stage it around a street circuit inContinue reading “Is the Hungarian Grand Prix criminally underrated?”

2026 Hungarian Grand Pri Results – By Mark Gero Defending World Champion Lando Norris proved Sunday at the Hungarian Grand Prix at the Hungaroring that the McLaren driver can finally come around to win a race, as the Briton took his first victory since last October, with a comfortable 15 second victory over the RedContinue reading “Lando wins, Russell falters (again) and Hamilton can’t catch a break…”

By Abigail Perez It was Lando Norris who was the quickest on track, as he grabbed pole position with a last minute effort to fend off Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton. Cars were hot on the track during the start of Q3. Norris being the hottest, and finished with his first pole position as a world champion.Continue reading “Norris outqualifies Hamilton to snatch up pole position in Hungary on Saturday”