By Mark Gero Lando Norris proved Friday afternoon that the McLaren driver is still in contention for this year’s world driving championship by taking the only practice session in this sprint weekend for the United States Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas, by posting a 1:33:294 fastest time. Norris set the quickest timeContinue reading “F1 Friday Results as McLaren’s Prepare for Battle”
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Ferrari v Mercedes v Red Bull in Constructors Battle for P2
By Darian Lee Crowley F1 Constructors Championship Update McLaren are world champions, but the battle for P2 in the Constructor’s championship is still on. With 6 races, including 3 sprint weekends, to go, here is how it stands ahead of the US Grand Prix. Second place would not only be a point of pride amongContinue reading “Ferrari v Mercedes v Red Bull in Constructors Battle for P2”
F1 ‘complicated’ US History
By Darian Lee Cowley Formula 1 really wants America, the global superpower, to embrace the sport. Americans have been historically reluctant to embrace foreign and European sports. This has made it difficult for Formula 1 to compete against IndyCar and NASCAR. However, times have changed. 50s-70s Believe it or not, the Indy 500 was anContinue reading “F1 ‘complicated’ US History”
Austin Preview as 5 drivers fight for title!
By Mark Gero Formula One will return this weekend back to the United States as the second of three events in this country will take place in Austin, Texas at the famed Circuit of the Americas. The circuit itself ran for the first grand prix when it emerged in 2012 and is an event whichContinue reading “Austin Preview as 5 drivers fight for title!”
Piastri FURIOUS with McLaren as Russell takes win with Verstappen closing gap…
By Camille Lebez Leroy Singapore Grand Prix Race Report George Russell made the perfect getaway at the start in Singapore, pulling ahead cleanly as Max Verstappen tucked in behind him. The drama came from the McLarens: Lando Norris launched brilliantly, almost brushing the barriers as he went wheel-to-wheel with teammate Oscar Piastri. In the squeeze,Continue reading “Piastri FURIOUS with McLaren as Russell takes win with Verstappen closing gap…”
Russell Revolution as Lando Falters AGAIN!
2025 Singapore Qualifying Report – By Mark Gero George Russell might not have signed his contract next season for Mercedes, but the Briton could convince his team to renew as the Briton took pole at the Marina Bay Circuit Saturday night for the Singapore Grand Prix ahead of Max Verstappen in his Red Bull withContinue reading “Russell Revolution as Lando Falters AGAIN!”
Team DISQUALIFIED from Singapore!
By Joe Murphy Williams drivers Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz have been disqualified from qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix due to technical breaches on their cars. Albon and Sainz had initially qualified 12th and 13th respectively at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, but their results were revoked after the team failed post-qualifying checks. TheContinue reading “Team DISQUALIFIED from Singapore!”
Piastri tops Singapore practice after disrupted Friday sessions
By Ben Langley Championship leader Oscar Piastri topped the second practice session in Singapore, as he looks to bounce back from his disastrous weekend in Baku. Isack Hadjar impressed as he finished 2nd, with Max Verstappen 3rd. The session was halted for two red flags due to George Russell and Liam Lawson making contact withContinue reading “Piastri tops Singapore practice after disrupted Friday sessions”
A Guide to the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix
By Joe Murphy The Singapore Grand Prix is a standout event in the Formula One calendar, with its Marina Bay Street Circuit posing a unique challenge to drivers. The circuit’s near 5km (4.94km to be exact) layout features high-speed straights and tight corners, demanding precision and physical endurance from drivers. The humid conditions in SingaporeContinue reading “A Guide to the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix”
Verstappen still in title fight!
By Darian Lee Crowley How Verstappen can be the 2025 World Champion After back-to-back wins and a miserable Baku weekend for McLaren, there is hope for Team Verstappen that a miracle may happen. For Max to win the championship, though, he’ll need more wins and more problems for Piastri, who had gone two years withoutContinue reading “Verstappen still in title fight!”
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