By Archit Uniyal The 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was supposed to deliver one of Formula 1’s greatest championship finales. Instead, it produced one of the most controversial moments in the sport’s history. Heading into the race, both Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen were level on points after a season-long battle that had captivated fansContinue reading “What Really Happened During the 2021 Abu Dhabi Title Controversy?”
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The Rise and Fall of the Lancia Delta in World Rally Championship
By Juna Tharakan For a generation of rally fans, the sight of a boxy hatchback sliding sideways through mud, snow and mountain passes became synonymous with victory. The Lancia Delta was not just another rally car, it was a phenomenon that dominated the World Rally Championship (WRC) like few vehicles before or since.Yet, despite becomingContinue reading “The Rise and Fall of the Lancia Delta in World Rally Championship”
Team Tensions: The most controversial team orders in F1 history
By Max Drinkwater During a race weekend you’ll hear hundreds of radio messages between team and driver. Whether it’s the famous calls of “box,box” or Ferrari’s infamous “we’re checking…..” the use of team radios have become an integral part of a driver’s tools to race with. But at times teams use driver radios to betterContinue reading “Team Tensions: The most controversial team orders in F1 history”
The REAL story behind Ford vs Ferrari at Le Mans 1966
By Isabel Clark What began as a failed business partnership became one of motorsports most famous rivalries. In 1966, Ford ended Ferrari’s dominance at the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans, claiming a historic victory. But the battle between the American automotive giant and the Italian manufacturer had started years earlier in a boardroom ratherContinue reading “The REAL story behind Ford vs Ferrari at Le Mans 1966”
Traditional Racetracks or Street Circuits, which is best?
By Mark Gero To some formula one drivers, the high speeds of a racing car might be a thrill to anyone that takes them on, but there a growing popularity that the emerging street circuits are not only increasing but getting dangerous to the point where many are describing them as death traps. With theContinue reading “Traditional Racetracks or Street Circuits, which is best?”
The One-Pound Fairytale: How Brawn GP hijacked Formula 1
By Laura Juliana Flórez Alba In December 2008, the global financial crisis forced Honda to abruptly pull the plug on their Formula 1 project. Left in the ashes were a dormant chassis and 700 jobs hanging in the balance. The clock was ticking to find a saviour before the grid line up in Melbourne. EnterContinue reading “The One-Pound Fairytale: How Brawn GP hijacked Formula 1”
The Evolution of Safety After Ayrton Senna’s Death
By Isabella Priestley Ayrton Senna tragically lost his life after a 141-mph crash at the San Marino Grand Prix in 1994. The car lost grip, which led the legend to hitting an unprotected concrete wall at the Tamburello Corner. Since that day 32 years ago, the safety of Formula 1 and motorsport has changed massively.Continue reading “The Evolution of Safety After Ayrton Senna’s Death”
How Cadillac have started life in F1…
By Ed Green Throughout the first five races of this stop-start F1 season, Cadillac have been operating relatively under the radar. They have not had much TV coverage, and have spent most of their time running at the back of the field. This gives the impression that they have had a disappointing start to theContinue reading “How Cadillac have started life in F1…”
Alonso DONE with F1 as Aston Martin Frustrations Boil over…
By Tammi Fairbairn The Growing Crisis at Aston Martin F1 From the beginning of the season, Aston Martin has faced significant challenges. Their car has struggled to endure the demands of racing, with drivers reporting a loss of sensation in their hands while driving. Unfortunately, the team seems set up for failure, and a majorContinue reading “Alonso DONE with F1 as Aston Martin Frustrations Boil over…”
Russell denies championship rival Antonelli pole in Mercedes’ Montreal masterclass
By Will Heys George Russell snatched pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix, continuing Mercedes’ dominant form in 2026. The Brit’s final lap of 1:12.578 was enough to outqualify teammate Antonelli by just 0.068 seconds, securing another front-row lockout for the Silver Arrows. Russell said the lap “just sort of came from nowhere” after whatContinue reading “Russell denies championship rival Antonelli pole in Mercedes’ Montreal masterclass”
