By Joe Murphy Massa’s overall career statistics and facts highlight his accomplishments as a driver in Formula 1. With drives for Sauber, Ferrari, and Williams under his belt, the Brazilian was a competitive driver in the grid for well over a decade. He was known for his speed and ability to win Grand Prix andContinue reading “Felipe Massa – A Career Retrospective”
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Monza Preview – A “Must Win” for Lando but Charles Leclerc the favourite…
By Joe Murphy Monza is a city and comune located in the Lombardy region of Italy, about 15 kilometers north-northeast of Milan. It’s known for the Autodromo Nazionale di Monza, a legendary racing circuit that’s hosted the Italian Grand Prix annually since 1950, except for 1980. Monza has a rich history dating back to theContinue reading “Monza Preview – A “Must Win” for Lando but Charles Leclerc the favourite…”
The Sidepods: What do they actually do?
By Joe Murphy Here’s a piece you don’t see everyday. The sidepods in Formula 1 are a crucial component of a car’s design, playing a significant role in determining its overall performance. These aerodynamic structures, located on either side of the cockpit, are responsible for feeding air to the radiator and also contribute to theContinue reading “The Sidepods: What do they actually do?”
Verstappen Dominates Suzuka Snooze Fest
By Joe Man Max Verstappen continued his dominance in Japan, claiming his fourth consecutive victory at the circuit, finishing just ahead of McLaren’s Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. Cooler temperatures allowed the drivers to push their tyres hard without much graining, but unfortunately, this resulted in a slow-paced race that never truly ignited. As expected,Continue reading “Verstappen Dominates Suzuka Snooze Fest”
Murphy Meets Watts
By Joe Murphy and Marcella Nadya Ginetta Junior Championship driver Josh Watts sat down with Wheel2Wheel Reports’ Joe and Marcella to discuss his journey as a racing driver and the challenges of balancing his GCSEs while competing in a championship. Furthermore, Watts walked us through the difference between Ginetta and F1 as well as hisContinue reading “Murphy Meets Watts”
Surprise Name on Podium as Yuki Starts Red Bull Journey
Predictions for the 2025 Japanese Grand Prix – By Joe Murphy After two rounds of the season, Formula 1 decided to take a week off. Now that’s out of the way, all eyes are on Japan for what is set to be a tantalising spectacle as the cars don Suzuka for what is always anContinue reading “Surprise Name on Podium as Yuki Starts Red Bull Journey”
Ferrari Absence from Chinese Grand Prix CONFIRMED as Rookies go for Redemption…
Preview of the 2025 Chinese Grand Prix: By Joe Murphy With the second chapter of the 2025 Formula 1 season already upon us, the Chinese Grand Prix is an extremely captivating one with more questions than answers after last week’s chaos in Melbourne. The Shanghai International Circuit has plenty of overtaking opportunities so a strongContinue reading “Ferrari Absence from Chinese Grand Prix CONFIRMED as Rookies go for Redemption…”
The Year of the 8th World Title for Hamilton…
By Joe Murphy Could this year be the year? Lewis Hamilton came agonisingly close to a record setting eighth Driver’s World Championship in 2021. Since, he has only managed two victories, at Silverstone and Belgium last season. In truth, he has been way off it However, fresh off competing his dream move to Ferrari, questionsContinue reading “The Year of the 8th World Title for Hamilton…”
Verstappen voices Red Bull CONCERN!
By Joe Murphy Red Bull appear to be on the back foot after F1 testing as answers about their true pace remain up in the air. The team who finished third last season has admitted that F1 testing was “not as smooth” as they expected with debate over their race pace compared to Constructors ChampionsContinue reading “Verstappen voices Red Bull CONCERN!”
F1 75 Live – Pantomime catered towards casual ‘fans’ but a spectacle nonetheless…
By Joe Murphy F1 75 Live showed that Formula 1 has entered a new era. To consider backlash from the more die hard fan, the events used pomp and circumstance to reveal the car liveries in a way we have never seen before. It wasn’t a failure, but it’s hard to label the event aContinue reading “F1 75 Live – Pantomime catered towards casual ‘fans’ but a spectacle nonetheless…”
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