By Darian Lee Crowley After a Red Bull sacking, Alex Albon has turned his career around with a team that looked to be in terminal decline and shown his speed against Carlos Sainz. Alex Albon, another Helmut Marko/Max Verstappen victim, looked like his career had reached an early peak after his Red Bull sacking. Kvyat,Continue reading “The reason behind Alex Albon’s super start in 2025”
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Max and McLaren on Monaco Mission
By Joe Murphy The Monaco Grand Prix: A Crown Jewel of Formula 1 Nestled in the picturesque principality of Monaco, the Circuit de Monaco is one of the most revered and challenging tracks on the Formula 1 calendar. For over 90 years, this iconic circuit has been hosting the Monaco Grand Prix, an event thatContinue reading “Max and McLaren on Monaco Mission”
Is the ‘DRS Train’ an issue that needs addressing?
By Joe Murphy The world of Formula 1 is a complex and ever-changing landscape, where teams and drivers must continually adapt to stay ahead of the competition. One crucial aspect of the sport that has undergone significant development in recent years is aerodynamics. The intricate dance of air flowing over and around the car hasContinue reading “Is the ‘DRS Train’ an issue that needs addressing?”
Verstappen Seizes Imola Victory After An Aggressive Start
By Camille Lebez-Leroy The Early Battle: Verstappen Takes Charge Right from the start of the Imola Grand Prix, Max Verstappen took the lead and held on to it until the end. The Dutchman dived at Turn 2 on the opening lap to overtake pole-sitter Oscar Piastri.Despite a good start, the Australian found himself behind VerstapoenContinue reading “Verstappen Seizes Imola Victory After An Aggressive Start”
Ben Sulayem Backs Down on Swearing Row Amid Election
By Darian Lee Crowley The FIA has severely relaxed the penalties drivers could face for swearing, as Mohammed ben Sulayem is being challenged for FIA President. Fines drivers can face have been reduced from €40K to €4K, and the ban may even be lifted soon. Why did the sudden change occur? The FIA’s swearing punishmentContinue reading “Ben Sulayem Backs Down on Swearing Row Amid Election”
Piastri Pole, Mercedes Mediums Masterclass as Ferrari Falter
2025 Imola Qualifying Report – By Luke Pons Q1 started with both Ferrari drivers out on track within the first minutes looking to warm up the Tiffosi crowd but Hamilton’s 1:16.258 was even slower than Fernando Alonso’s pacesetting time. Charles Leclerc was even slower than Lewis Hamilton, a whopping 0.360s off Albon in fifth. However,Continue reading “Piastri Pole, Mercedes Mediums Masterclass as Ferrari Falter”
Perfect Prep for Piastri – Friday’s Results Summarised
By Joe Murphy The Emilia Romagna Grand Prix practice sessions took place on Friday, May 16, 2025, at the Imola Circuit. McLaren dominated both sessions, with Oscar Piastri topping the timesheets in both Practice 1 and Practice 2. Piastri set the fastest time in Practice 1 with a lap time of 1:16.545, followed closely byContinue reading “Perfect Prep for Piastri – Friday’s Results Summarised”
A Short History of Emilia Romagna
By Joe Murphy Less be honest, few regions can rival the rich history and cultural heritage of Emilia-Romagna. Like a finely tuned racing engine, this northeastern Italian region has been revving its economic and cultural engines for centuries. Emilia-Romagna is a region that has been shaped by its strategic position at the crossroads of Europe,Continue reading “A Short History of Emilia Romagna”
All eyes turn to Imola…
By Camille Lebez-Leroy Imola GP: An Iconic Track Full of History and Tragedy After an exciting Miami weekend, Formula 1 will travel to Imola, Italy, for the seventh round of the 2025 season. The Emilia Romagna Grand Prix is one of the most anticipated races of the year, this famous track is filled with drama and history. Imola’sContinue reading “All eyes turn to Imola…”
What is going on at Ferrari?
By Ben Langley Ahead of the much-anticipated 2025 Formula 1 season, many tipped Ferrari to continue their strong form at the end of last season into this year. However, after six races the Scuderia find themselves in 4th place in the Constructors Championship and 152 points behind McLaren. The Miami Grand Prix perhaps showed theContinue reading “What is going on at Ferrari?”
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