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Written by Mark Gero. Edited by Joe Murphy With the season returning following a three-week break, Friday practice for the Dutch Grand Prix was a day of cool and dry weather, along with two red flag sessions, a number of cars beached and Lando Norris setting both of his best times in both sessions. TheContinue reading “Friday in The Netherlands sees mistakes aplenty…”

By Mark Gero With the 2025 Formula One summer break now concluding, the series now goes to the last two races in Europe, starting with a very classic circuit at Zandvoort, in the Netherlands, for the Dutch Grand Prix. This small, but updated track used to be a regular venue from 1948 until 1985, butContinue reading “Zandvoort Preview as F1 goes Dutch”

By Callum Griffies Cadillac will be joining the grid in the upcoming 2026 season as the famous Amercian will be claiming the rights to be the 11th Formula 1 team.  Cadillac have opted to sign Sergio Perez and Valtteri Bottas as their driver pairing to challenge the gird in 2026. Rumours were speculating that theContinue reading “Bottas and Pérez to Return in 2026”

By Ben Langley The summer break is upon us and so while we wait for Zandvoort to come around, who has stood out and who has failed to deliver? Let’s give out the mid-season prizes. Best driver – Oscar Piastri Oscar Piastri is the man everyone is chasing in the championship, but if you takeContinue reading “Mid-season awards: who’s impressed and who’s not as we head into the summer break”

By Mark Gero In the battle for the Formula One World Championship between McLaren’s Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris, the latter took a big step in narrowing his rival’s lead in the standings as the Briton won the last race before the summer break in Hungary. Here is how Norris won his first race atContinue reading “Lando Closes Gap to Oscar as he holds on to Narrow Hungaroring Victory”

By Mark Gero Throughout the season so far, both the McLaren’s Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris have been on the front row for many races. But on Saturday, Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc spoiled the papaya party by taking his first pole of the season for Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix at the Hungaroring with a time ofContinue reading “Leclerc shines on Saturday”