By Joe Murphy The history of Formula 1 in Malaysia is longer than most fans realise, but its world championship chapter is centred on one circuit. The name Malaysian Grand Prix dates back to 1962, when it was run at Thomson Road in Singapore while Singapore was still part of the Malaysian federation. After separationContinue reading “I don’t care what F1 say, this is the 2026 Malaysian Grand Prix”
Category Archives: Uncategorized
Lance Stroll’s Aston Martin Future Raises One Big Question
By Holly Wright There are few driver-team relationships in Formula 1 quite like Lance Stroll and Aston Martin. When the Canadian lines up on the grid in 2027, he will begin his ninth season with the company that started life as Racing Point before becoming Aston Martin. Stroll will once again share the garage with Fernando Alonso,Continue reading “Lance Stroll’s Aston Martin Future Raises One Big Question”
Bahrain GP in Malaysia: Sepang Return, Heat Hazard and a Championship Battle Under Pressure
By Holly Wright Formula 1 heads somewhere familiar yet strangely unfamiliar this weekend as the Bahrain Grand Prix is staged more than 3,000 miles from its usual home, with the championship making an unexpected return to Sepang for the first time since 2017. The Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia will form round 16 of theContinue reading “Bahrain GP in Malaysia: Sepang Return, Heat Hazard and a Championship Battle Under Pressure”
Russell survives Verstappen charge to Win Baku Thriller
By Joe Murphy George Russell converted pole position into victory as Max Verstappen fell just 0.196 seconds short. Isack Hadjar completes a rare Red Bull double podium whilst six drivers retire in a chaotic 51-lap contest. George Russell secured his third victory of the 2026 Formula One season after holding off a determined Max VerstappenContinue reading “Russell survives Verstappen charge to Win Baku Thriller”
Why Ferrari’s biggest enemy in 2026 is itself…
By Laura Juliana Flórez Alba When the 2026 Formula 1 season began, Ferrari looked poised for a championship renaissance. Armed with the SF-26 and arguably the most formidable driver pairing on the grid, the sheer single-lap pace of Charles Leclerc combined with the unmatched experience of seven time World Champion Lewis Hamilton, the team’s aggressiveContinue reading “Why Ferrari’s biggest enemy in 2026 is itself…”
Liam Lawson World Champion? Plus Other Scenarios that could Unfold
By Thomas Birkbeck Nine Drivers Can Still Win the 2026 Title. Seven of Them Know They Won’t. Liam Lawson is 233 points behind Kimi Antonelli. There are 233 points left to win. So on paper, a Kiwi who spent the last month borrowing somebody else’s Red Bull is still a world championship contender. That’s theContinue reading “Liam Lawson World Champion? Plus Other Scenarios that could Unfold”
The Complete History of Azerbaijan in Motorsport
By Diane Versaevel When Formula 1 cars first screamed through the medieval gates and along the Caspian sea-wall of Baku in 2016, it felt like an overnight motorsport miracle. A high-speed labyrinth carved through an ancient city, offering a chaotic blend of flat-out straights and claustrophobic 90-degree corners. Yet, to view Azerbaijan’s motorsport identity solelyContinue reading “The Complete History of Azerbaijan in Motorsport”
George takes Pole in ‘Must Win Weekend’
By Holly Wright George Russell produced one of the standout qualifying performances of the 2026 Formula 1 season to take pole position for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, while Mercedes team-mate Kimi Antonelli suffered a costly crash that leaves the championship leader starting down in 16th. Russell had looked comfortable throughout the weekend and converted Mercedes’Continue reading “George takes Pole in ‘Must Win Weekend’”
Horner to Ferrari would be a “dream” as talks progress
By Joe Murphy Christian Horner has said that a dream role at Ferrari is the only job in Formula 1 that would tempt him back onto the pit wall without an ownership stake. Speaking to The Times this week, the 52-year-old said he had spent 21 years as a hired hand on the pit wallContinue reading “Horner to Ferrari would be a “dream” as talks progress”
Liam Lawson: Why Red Bull Return Could Shape F1 Future
By Holly Wright Liam Lawson’s Formula 1 career has already contained moretwists and turns than most drivers experience in several seasons. Promotion to Red Bull, an abrupt demotion, a period ofrebuilding at Racing Bulls and now a second opportunity with the senior team have all formed part of the New Zealander’s short journey. His latest RedContinue reading “Liam Lawson: Why Red Bull Return Could Shape F1 Future”
