Fantasy booking this weekend’s race – By Joe Murphy. Max Verstappen is on pole, Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton are just behind. Checo starts the race in 5th. Sandwiched between Lando and Carlos. It’s lights out and away we go… Immediately, at Turn 1, Max Verstappen spins following a tag from Leclerc’s Ferrari. The damageContinue reading “Checo Perez WINS the 2023 Mexico Grand Prix…”
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VETTEL IN, PEREZ OUT for perfect grid in 2024…
By Joe Murphy With a few minor tweaks, I believe the best possible grid F1 has to offer could come to fruition. This is more of a fantasy booking point of view, as this line up means certain contracts broken early. Red Bull – Max Verstappen and Sebastian Vettel. Just like that, I’ve made youContinue reading “VETTEL IN, PEREZ OUT for perfect grid in 2024…”
F1 drivers ranked – The Top 10!
Part 2 – By Joe Murphy #10 – Carlos Sainz Carlos is a talented driver, although he is unquestionably the number two driver at Ferrari. He needs more race wins to his name to be any higher on this list. That may come in the future, so watch this space for the Spaniard. #9 –Continue reading “F1 drivers ranked – The Top 10!”
Red Bull dominance whilst surprise podium sitter expected…
Predictions for the 2023 Saudi Arabia Grand Prix – By Joe Murphy Round 2 rolls around as the teams and drivers alike head to the kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Who will thrive in the heat and who will become undone. Let’s dive in and have a speculation. Max wins It’s almost looking like a formalityContinue reading “Red Bull dominance whilst surprise podium sitter expected…”
Why Verstappen MIGHT NOT win in Bahrain…
Official Predictions for the 2023 Bahrain Grand Prix – By Joe Murphy As the 2023 season kicks off, everybody is level in the standings for the first and only time this season. Some have nothing to lose whilst others have all the pressure in the world. Let’s take a brief glance at how this raceContinue reading “Why Verstappen MIGHT NOT win in Bahrain…”
BREAKING – More Team Principals under threat!
By Joe Murphy It’s official, no team boss is safe. While the revolving door for Team Principals is not uncommon in Formula 1, proven by Otmar Szafnauer’s switch from Aston Martin to Alpine last year, the fact that four teams are going to have new team bosses next season is unprecedented. It’s been a bonkersContinue reading “BREAKING – More Team Principals under threat!”
FIA needs “MAJOR CHANGES” as weird race overshadows Golden Max in wet Japan…
Japanese Grand Prix Analysis – By Joe Murphy In a confusing end to the Japanese Grand Prix, Max Verstappen was eventually crowned champion of the world for the second successive season. It is never transparent when it comes to the Dutchman, it seems. With much to discuss including the weather, the FIA and a smallContinue reading “FIA needs “MAJOR CHANGES” as weird race overshadows Golden Max in wet Japan…”
Hamilton suffers NIGHMARE race, Misery for both Mercedes and Max as Checo wins in the wet!
By Joe Murphy Sergio Perez made sure it was indeed a Red Bull that ended Max Verstappen’s streak of five consecutive wins as the Dutchman’s title celebrations were put on hold, at least for another week. At a wet Marina Bay, there were winners and losers up and down the paddock. So, who came awayContinue reading “Hamilton suffers NIGHMARE race, Misery for both Mercedes and Max as Checo wins in the wet!”
W2W Podcast #2 – With Lor Wilson
By Joe Murphy After a chaotic and controversial Dutch Grand Prix this past weekend, there was no shortage of talking points to take away from the race. Moreover, the fact that Monza is mere days away means a podcast wasn’t just a good idea, it was a necessity. I couldn’t do this alone, however. SoContinue reading “W2W Podcast #2 – With Lor Wilson”
Mighty Max Maintains Momentum, but should Hamilton have had his moment?
Analysis of the 2022 Dutch Grand Prix – By Joe Murphy The race around Zandvoort this past weekend threatened to fizzle out after Yuki Tsunoda’s premature retirement. Max Verstappen had the lead comfortably and was extending over his Mercedes challengers. However Valtteri Bottas’ car made events when it came to an abrupt stop towards theContinue reading “Mighty Max Maintains Momentum, but should Hamilton have had his moment?”
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