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Hungary Practice Session Evaluation

By Mark Gero With the disappointment of Belgium behind him, Lando Norris proved that he and his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri will be in the battle for the Formula 1 World Championship as the Briton took both Friday practices for the Hungarian Grand Prix at the Hungaroring with a time of 1:25:624, ahead of hisContinue reading “Hungary Practice Session Evaluation”

The History of the Hungarian Grand Prix

By Mark Gero With only one week before the summer break in the formula 1 world championship, the grid will now head to a different type of circuit—one that is quite different than the last one in Belgium. Spa-Franchorchamps had a long lap and fast type of circuit. But this weekend there will be aContinue reading “The History of the Hungarian Grand Prix”

Why Racing in the Rain has Changed…

By Mark Gero In the world of formula 1, there has been rainy weather and compared to certain other formulas like the North American versions of NASCAR and Indycar racing, where there are no rain tyres, the world’s most popular version of motorsport is different. There are rain tyres to cover for poor weather, andContinue reading “Why Racing in the Rain has Changed…”

Piastri is the Real World Champion Deal – Belgium Fallout

By Mark Gero One of the most feared classic races on the formula 1 schedule took place this past weekend, as the Belgian Grand Prix at the historic Spa Franchorchamps circuit greeted the racing grid and it did not come up with the lack of excitement. As usual, the rains that usually hit the circuitContinue reading “Piastri is the Real World Champion Deal – Belgium Fallout”

Piastri stamps authority over mistake-laden Lando

By Mark Gero After having to wait under an hour and a half for the rain to stop, Oscar Piastri took the lead from the opening lap and held on to win the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Franchorchamps Sunday by just over three seconds from McLaren teammate Lando Norris, with Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc just holdingContinue reading “Piastri stamps authority over mistake-laden Lando”

Verstappen’s Day as McLaren Settle for Second Best

By Mark Gero Max Verstappen took his second career sprint victory at this circuit Saturday afternoon in preparation to take pole position for Sunday’s Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Franchorchamps with a half a second win over Oscar Piastri and Piastri’s McLaren teammate Lando Norris, who finished in third. “It worked out really well.” Said VerstappenContinue reading “Verstappen’s Day as McLaren Settle for Second Best”

Norris snatches Pole as Lewis suffers AGAIN…

By Camille Lebez Leroy Q1:Qualifying began with a long queue at the end of the pit lane, mostly due to the track length, but also pressure over possible rain coming. And before anyone had even set a lap, drama happened.Alonso was going down the fast lane when Haas released Bearman into his path. The SpaniardContinue reading “Norris snatches Pole as Lewis suffers AGAIN…”

Piastri Powers to Pole in Thrilling Sprint Qualifying Shootout

By Camille Lebez Leroy Sprint Qualifying got underway with tension already high because of how demanding is this track. All the drivers went back after a few minutes and all eyes turned to Red Bull as Max Verstappen’s car had a rear wheel issue that delayed his start. Meanwhile, early drama unfolded in the pitContinue reading “Piastri Powers to Pole in Thrilling Sprint Qualifying Shootout”

Belgium Review as Spa Set to Deliver Another Classic

By Lucy Regan Belgium Grand Prix 2025 – Race Preview & Predictions After a brief mid-season break, Formula 1 returns for Round 13 of the 2025 season at the legendary Spa-Francorchamps circuit for the Belgian Grand Prix. A sprint weekend on one of the sport’s most testing circuits, it promises high drama, strategic nuance and with theContinue reading “Belgium Review as Spa Set to Deliver Another Classic”

Why Communication is Key in Formula 1!

By Nora Korp Sir Lewis Hamilton is moving to Scuderia Ferrari for the 2025 season. We’re almost halfway through the 2025 season, so it’s no longer news; it’s already completely normal. And yet, it’s still one of the main topics of conversation. The communication between the seven-time world champion and his new race engineer doesn’tContinue reading “Why Communication is Key in Formula 1!”