By Callum Griffies Isack Hadjar achieved his first podium result at the Dutch Grand Prix fifteen races into his first Formula One season. The rookie surprised everyone in qualifying at Zandvoort after finishing P4, which was his career-best grid position. He didn’t waste his starting position on the Sunday, as he secured his first everContinue reading “The Monumental Rise of Isack Hadjar”
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Alex Albon – Going under the radar?
By Ben Langley When Carlos Sainz made the bold switch to Williams for 2025 and beyond, many thought he’d be the one to lead the Grove team towards the front of the grid. However, this season has seen otherwise. Williams have been enjoying a strong campaign, as they sit in 5th in the Constructors ChampionshipContinue reading “Alex Albon – Going under the radar?”
Verstappen cruises to victory as Piastri reluctantly gives up position
By Marcella Nadya Ciao F1 fans, this week, we go racing in Monza, Italy. This Grand Prix markedPirelli’s 500th appearance in Formula 1. The race began with retirement news asHulkenberg had a mechanical issue during the formation lap, making it his first DNFof 2025. As the five lights went out, Verstappen briefly held the leadContinue reading “Verstappen cruises to victory as Piastri reluctantly gives up position”
Verstappen shocks all to snatch Pole from Lando’s grasp…
By Mark Gero Max Verstappen throughout the entire season so far, would probably be considered the only challenge to both McLaren’s this season, and on Saturday in qualifying for Sunday’s Italian Grand Prix at the Monza Autodromo, the Dutchman proved his worth as the defending world champion, took pole by setting a final session timeContinue reading “Verstappen shocks all to snatch Pole from Lando’s grasp…”
Monza Preview – A “Must Win” for Lando but Charles Leclerc the favourite…
By Joe Murphy Monza is a city and comune located in the Lombardy region of Italy, about 15 kilometers north-northeast of Milan. It’s known for the Autodromo Nazionale di Monza, a legendary racing circuit that’s hosted the Italian Grand Prix annually since 1950, except for 1980. Monza has a rich history dating back to theContinue reading “Monza Preview – A “Must Win” for Lando but Charles Leclerc the favourite…”
Italian FP1 – Mixed day for Ferrari as Oscar misses out
By Callum Griffies Friday’s two sessions see Ferrari have promising pace as Ferrari topped the tables in FP1 with a 1-2 as the 7 time world champion ending the session top with his Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc just behind him in P2. However, with high hopes for Lewis Hamilton coming into Saturday. He will beContinue reading “Italian FP1 – Mixed day for Ferrari as Oscar misses out”
Mark Webber – A Career Retrospective
By Joe Murphy Mark Webber, the Australian racing driver, has left an indelible mark on the world of Formula One. Born on August 27, 1976, in Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Webber’s journey to becoming a Grand Prix winner was nothing short of remarkable. Webber’s early days were marked by a passion for sports, representing hisContinue reading “Mark Webber – A Career Retrospective”
Is THIS the weekend Oscar won the World Title from under Lando’s Nose?
By Mark Gero Zandvoort this year was a crucial Grand Prix in terms of the year more widely. Following a most rewarding three-week summer break, the formula one grid continued their schedule with 10 rounds remaining this past weekend with a very classic course at the famous Zandvoort circuit in the Netherlands. Sand, wind andContinue reading “Is THIS the weekend Oscar won the World Title from under Lando’s Nose?”
Piastri extend lead as Norris suffers heartbreak, Ferrari double DNF nightmare and Happy Hadjar…
2025 Dutch Grand Prix Review – By Joe Murphy The 2025 Dutch Grand Prix was a thrilling spectacle that lived up to the Circuit Zandvoort’s reputation as a revered Formula 1 venue. Oscar Piastri delivered a masterclass performance, converting pole position into a commanding victory that bolstered his championship lead. Piastri’s seventh win of theContinue reading “Piastri extend lead as Norris suffers heartbreak, Ferrari double DNF nightmare and Happy Hadjar…”
Piastri wins dramatic Dutch GP as Norris suffers engine heartbreak
By Ben Langley Oscar Piastri extended his championship lead to a significant 34 points after a commanding Dutch Grand Prix win. Lando Norris challenged the Aussie all race long but failed to finish after his engine went up in smoke, which could be a crucial moment in the championship tussle. Isack Hadjar secured a magnificentContinue reading “Piastri wins dramatic Dutch GP as Norris suffers engine heartbreak”
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