By Joe Man Hamilton’s Frosty Ferrari Relationship Lewis Hamilton’s blockbuster move to Ferrari in early 2024 shocked the Formula 1 world. It was hailed as a historic partnership—two of the sport’s most iconic names joining forces in pursuit of a common goal: to deliver Ferrari its first world championship since 2007 and to help HamiltonContinue reading “Hamilton ‘DONE’ with Ferrari?”
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Verstappen’s Self-Inflicted Problems, Hamilton’s Struggles and Hadjar’s Momentum…
2025 Season Analysis… (SO FAR) By Joe Man Nine races into the 2025 season—exactly one‑third of the way—it already feels like a two‑horse race between McLaren’s Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. Max Verstappen remains in the hunt, but his Spanish Grand Prix meltdown has left him with a mountain to climb. Ferrari, meanwhile, look utterly lost and mayContinue reading “Verstappen’s Self-Inflicted Problems, Hamilton’s Struggles and Hadjar’s Momentum…”
BREAKING – Verstappen RACE BAN ESCALATION
By Joe Murphy Max Verstappen’s recent collision with George Russell in the Spanish Grand Prix has resulted in a precarious situation for the Red Bull driver. A 10-second time penalty, coupled with three penalty points on his superlicense, has elevated the stakes for the upcoming Canadian and Austrian Grands Prix. With a total of 11Continue reading “BREAKING – Verstappen RACE BAN ESCALATION”
Perfect Piastri, Hero Hulk and Verstappen’s ‘Mario Kart’ Moment
2025 Spanish Grand Prix Analysis – By Joe Murphy Calls have come in for Max Verstappen to be DISQUALIFIED from the Spanish Grand Prix after what looked like an intentional collision with the Mercedes of George Russell. The Dutchman, who managed to win the coveted ‘Driver of the Day’ vote, saw his gap to theContinue reading “Perfect Piastri, Hero Hulk and Verstappen’s ‘Mario Kart’ Moment”
Piastri shines as McLaren secures front row
By Camille Lebez Leroy Q1 Franco Colapinto was first to go out on track, quickly followed by Ocon and Bearman, all of them were on soft tyres. The track temperature were close to 47°C, the grip was kind of tricky which increased the number of track limits. Stroll was the quickest for a few afterContinue reading “Piastri shines as McLaren secures front row”
Norris at the Double or Piastri to Pip teammate?
By Joe Murphy The Spanish Grand Prix is one of the oldest motor races in the world, with a rich history spanning over a century. The first Spanish Grand Prix was held in 1913 at the Guadarrama circuit near Madrid, won by Carlos de Salamanca in a Rolls-Royce. However, it wasn’t until the 1920s thatContinue reading “Norris at the Double or Piastri to Pip teammate?”
Should Monaco be left in the Past?
By Marcella Nadya To give background of this iconic street race track, the first race of the Monaco GP was in 1950. This track’s length is 3.337km featuring 78 laps. It’s the only track that doesn’t comply with the FIA’s specified 305km minimum race distance as it’s only 260.286km. Many people, including the drivers andContinue reading “Should Monaco be left in the Past?”
Norris wins Monaco Debarcle as Questions Rise Over Regulations Madness
By Luke Pons Lando Norris secured a well deserved victory at the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix, delivering a flawless performance from pole position to the chequered flag. This win marks his second of the season and narrows the gap to his McLaren teammate, Oscar Piastri, in the drivers’ championship standings. Despite the introduction of aContinue reading “Norris wins Monaco Debarcle as Questions Rise Over Regulations Madness”
Hamilton penalty “unfair” says F1 Critics
By Joe Murphy Lewis Hamilton has been handed a three-place grid penalty for the Monaco Grand Prix after impeding Max Verstappen during qualifying. The incident occurred in the first sector of the Circuit de Monaco, where Hamilton was driving slowly on the racing line and blocked Verstappen’s path while the Red Bull driver was onContinue reading “Hamilton penalty “unfair” says F1 Critics”
Norris Snatches Monaco Pole from Hometown Hero Leclerc
By Ben Langley Lando Norris snatched pole in Monaco qualifying, as he pipped Charles Leclerc by just over a tenth of a second. Oscar Piastri qualified third ahead of the other Ferrari of Lewis Hamilton. Max Verstappen could only finish fifth with Isack Hadjar impressing once again as he qualified sixth. However, it was aContinue reading “Norris Snatches Monaco Pole from Hometown Hero Leclerc”
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