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Lando Laughs off Hostilities as fans TURN on Brit

By Joe Murphy Lando Norris’s victory at the 2025 Mexican Grand Prix was a masterful display of his driving skills and adaptability, as he expertly navigated the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez circuit’s unique challenges, including its high altitude and demanding layout to take a comprehensive victory. With everybody squabbling behind, the Brit was relatively untroubled atContinue reading “Lando Laughs off Hostilities as fans TURN on Brit”

Lando Heavy Favourite as Piastri and Verstappen Falter

By Mark Gero Lando Norris proved Saturday afternoon at the Hermanos Rodriguez Circuit that the Briton can still be in contention for the world championship by setting the fastest time in qualifying for the Mexico City Grand Prix ahead of the two Ferraris of Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton. For the other two contenders forContinue reading “Lando Heavy Favourite as Piastri and Verstappen Falter”

Ferrari in contention after strong weekend…

By Callum Griffies Charles Leclerc was the one to go fastest on FP1. The Ferrari driver finished ahead of Kimi Antonelli and Nico Hulkenburg. Friday’s session was a busy one for the newcomers. With a total of nine newcomers highlighting their talent to the rest of the grid as they replaced the likes of Russel,Continue reading “Ferrari in contention after strong weekend…”

Piastri bounce back with much needed Mexico win?

The 2025 Mexican Grand Prix Preview – By Joe Murphy The Mexican Grand Prix is set to deliver high-stakes action this weekend, with Oscar Piastri, Lando Norris, and Max Verstappen vying for the championship title with George Russell also mathematically still in the equation. The Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez in Mexico City has a rich history,Continue reading “Piastri bounce back with much needed Mexico win?”

Max reaffirms title credentials with dominant US win…

By Callum Griffies Max Verstappen continues his hunt for the World Championship after a dominant drive in COTA. The 4-time world champion produced a comfortable drive throughout the race, seeing himself cruise to a comfortable win to continue the pressure on the papaya drivers. The Dutchman was flawless and controlled the race. With the worldContinue reading “Max reaffirms title credentials with dominant US win…”

Verstappen takes pole on Perfect Day for Red Bull Man

By Camille Lebez Leroy Verstappen dominates session in qualifying to take pole for the United States Grand Prix Q1 Q1 of the United States Grand Prix began with a busy pit lane queue, though the two McLarens were notably absent as their crews continued repairs. Ocon led the field out for Haas after his carContinue reading “Verstappen takes pole on Perfect Day for Red Bull Man”

Verstappen catching McLaren pair at a pace!

By Mark Gero Max Verstappen gained another eight points in the championship on the two McLarens drivers Saturday afternoon at the Circuit of the Americas as the Dutchman went on to win the sprint race ahead of Mercedes George Russell with Carlos Sainz in third for Williams. Verstappen was pleased afterwards but felt that theContinue reading “Verstappen catching McLaren pair at a pace!”

F1 Friday Results as McLaren’s Prepare for Battle

By Mark Gero Lando Norris proved Friday afternoon that the McLaren driver is still in contention for this year’s world driving championship by taking the only practice session in this sprint weekend for the United States Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas, by posting a 1:33:294 fastest time. Norris set the quickest timeContinue reading “F1 Friday Results as McLaren’s Prepare for Battle”

Ferrari v Mercedes v Red Bull in Constructors Battle for P2

By Darian Lee Crowley F1 Constructors Championship Update McLaren are world champions, but the battle for P2 in the Constructor’s championship is still on. With 6 races, including 3 sprint weekends, to go, here is how it stands ahead of the US Grand Prix. Second place would not only be a point of pride amongContinue reading “Ferrari v Mercedes v Red Bull in Constructors Battle for P2”

F1 ‘complicated’ US History

By Darian Lee Cowley Formula 1 really wants America, the global superpower, to embrace the sport. Americans have been historically reluctant to embrace foreign and European sports. This has made it difficult for Formula 1 to compete against IndyCar and NASCAR. However, times have changed. 50s-70s Believe it or not, the Indy 500 was anContinue reading “F1 ‘complicated’ US History”