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By Lizzie Price Formula One is back and gearing up for action down under at Albert Park. On a sunny Friday in Melbourne the teams hit the race-track for the first Free Practice Session of the season, with all eyes watching for any insight into how the 2026 season will pan out. Ferarri’s Charles LeclercContinue reading “F1 set for unpredictable start in 2026”

By Ella Keene How has social media reshaped driver personas?  Formula 1 is constantly changing, we’ve seen it this season with the new regulations, but it’s not just the make-up of a car that is different than it used to be. The relationship with fans has changed immensely, from social media to documentary series, there’sContinue reading “Has Social Media ruined F1?”

By Duniya Jan When a red flag brings a session or race to a halt, those watching focus merely on resumption. The usual procedure: discover what went wrong, determine the severity of the issue and discuss whether the race can continue. Red flags can be waved for a plethora of reasons; poor weather, limited visibility,Continue reading “Racers minds during Red Flags”

By Selin Soyer When people talk about women in Formula 1, the conversation usually begins with the drivers who tried to fight their way onto the grid. Maria Teresa de Filippis is remembered for daring to enter a world that did not expect her. Lella Lombardi remains the only woman to score points in aContinue reading “Beyond the Cockpit: The Women Who Helped Build Formula 1”

By Juna Tharakan In the relentless pursuit of performance margins, Formula 1 teams have long exploited the finer print of the regulations to unlock performance that is not always obvious to fans watching on TV. Two areas that encapsulate this blend of ingenuity and controversy are the evolution of brake magic modes and the developmentContinue reading “Technical Deep Dive: Brake Magic Modes, Steering Tricks, and How Regulatory Grey Areas Shape F1 Innovation”

By Nicoly Pallazini Formula 1 has always been about speed, but it has also always been about imagination and creativity. There was a time, especially in the 1970s and early 1980s, when engineers looked at the rulebook less as a restriction and more as an invitation. If there was a slight hole, they explored it.Continue reading “F1’s most weird ideas…”

By Nicoly Pallazini Few races in Formula 1 history carry the emotional weight of the 2008 Brazilian Grand Prix. Held at the legendary Autódromo José Carlos Pace in Interlagos, São Paulo, it delivered a season finale so dramatic that it remains vivid in the sport’s collective memory. A championship battle between Lewis Hamilton and FelipeContinue reading “How Interlagos 2008 Changed Motorsport”

By Mark Gero In the past, Formula One racing had no idea of putting itself into the political world. The focus from when racing began on this most popular formula following the Second World War was safety, which was very much ignored until Jean-Marie Balestra took over the FIA in the 1980’s. From that momentContinue reading “Why Politics and F1 go hand-in-hand…”