By Joe Murphy The concluding parts of this unmissable Formula 1 season are already showing signs of being some of the best racing the sport has ever seen. Both the Drivers’ and Constructors’ championships are hotly contested between two parties. The action this weekend from Sao Paulo went some way in answering some questions aboutContinue reading “Wheel2Wheel Reports – The 2021 Brazilian Grand Prix – Analysis”
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Wheel2Wheel Predicts – The 2021 Brazilian Grand Prix
By Joe Murphy As we enter the final phase of the season, every point matters. With both championships being as close as we have seen in many years, and with this year’s Brazilian Grand Prix playing host to the final sprint race of the year, there is much to discuss and predict. Leaving this articleContinue reading “Wheel2Wheel Predicts – The 2021 Brazilian Grand Prix”
Wheel2Wheel Reports – The 2021 Mexican Grand Prix Analysis
By Joe Murphy After a series of correct predictions from Friday’s predictions article, only McLaren didn’t quite meet expectations for this race, and there were a number of exceptional factors behind their poor weekend. Whilst the results of the race were pretty much confirmed by the end of the first lap, especially the podium positions,Continue reading “Wheel2Wheel Reports – The 2021 Mexican Grand Prix Analysis”
Wheel2Wheel Reviews – The 2021 United States Grand Prix
With now only five rounds of Formula 1 action remaining this season, Max Verstappen now leads the Championship Standings by 12 points over his closest and only rival, Lewis Hamilton. That is thanks to his most recent win from the Circuit of the America’s that we saw just this Sunday. The two drivers were yetContinue reading “Wheel2Wheel Reviews – The 2021 United States Grand Prix”
Wheel2Wheel Reports Predicts – The 2021 United States Grand Prix
By Joe Murphy As we head into the home stretch of this fascinating 2021 Formula 1 Championship season, there is still plenty to play for across the grid. Long gone are the days where Lewis would have the title won by this point, as he faces his most stellar challenge since he last lost theContinue reading “Wheel2Wheel Reports Predicts – The 2021 United States Grand Prix”
Wheel2Wheel Reviews – The 2021 Turkish Grand Prix
Another race dominated by tyre strategy and wet weather, Turkey maintained the trend of a fascinating race, with no opportunity to make a move to the dry compound tyre arising during Sunday’s events. With the gap in both standings yet again proving to be minimal, let’s analyse what took place as we move into theContinue reading “Wheel2Wheel Reviews – The 2021 Turkish Grand Prix”
Wheel2Wheel Predicts – The 2021 Turkish Grand Prix
Wheel2Wheel Predicts how events will unfold every race from every circuit, Turkey is certainly no exception. At a track that saw arguably the race of the season last year, where Lewis Hamilton was crowded champion of the world for the seventh time, there is more pulsating action expected this time around. With the weather scheduleContinue reading “Wheel2Wheel Predicts – The 2021 Turkish Grand Prix”
Wheel2Wheel Reports – The 2021 Russian Grand Prix – Analysis
By Joe Murphy There can be no denying that rain brings the drama when it chucks itself down at a Formula 1 Grand Prix. Russia is just the latest venue to witness unpredictability, joy and desolation all in the space of a few laps. After a crazy weekend of pulsating weekend’s action, let’s take aContinue reading “Wheel2Wheel Reports – The 2021 Russian Grand Prix – Analysis”
Wheel2Wheel Reports – An Ayrton Senna Retrospective
By Joe Murphy “Being second, is to be first of the ones who lose…” Having started this website in March earlier this year, I always wanted to write a piece on a man who I regard to be the greatest talent motorsport has ever seen. The recent release of the Schumacher film on Netflix hasContinue reading “Wheel2Wheel Reports – An Ayrton Senna Retrospective”
Wheel2Wheel Reports – the 2021 Italian Grand Prix Analysis
By Joe Murphy Monza has truly delivered some incredible races, particularly over more recent years. The way this year’s race unfolded was similar to events seen last year, regarding the surprising winner, pace of McLaren and familiar Monza disappointment for Red Bull’s and Mercedes’ respective “first choice” drivers. Impressive recovery drives from Valtteri Bottas andContinue reading “Wheel2Wheel Reports – the 2021 Italian Grand Prix Analysis”
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