Raceday Recap: Singapore, Austin, and the World Constructors’ Champions
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This Formula 1 season has been a wild ride so far, and the excitement isn’t over yet! As the season is wrapping up, it’s still anyone’s Driver’s Championship (well, if your name is Norris, Piastri, Verstappen or Russell). With 5 races left in the F1 season, let’s debrief the Singapore and Austin Grands Prix and the effects they had on the current championship battles.
Hot Take: The 2025 FIA Presidential Election is Rigged
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Tick tock - Mohammed Ben Sulayem’s time as FIA president is up. At least, that’s what the Formula 1 fanbase was hoping would happen, but now it seems that the archaic rules have decided the next president before the election even started. Let’s discuss the corrupt situation the FIA election is facing right now, and the injustice that the other candidates are now facing.
Raceday Recap: Well Done, Baku
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Castles, cats, and cars galore - the F1 calendar returns to Azerbaijan once again for a weekend of speed! This track is well known for many reasons, including its beautiful architecture and Charles Leclerc’s iconic “stupid” crash in 2019. The championship is still undecided as we enter the events of Baku, so let’s see how this race weekend shakes things up!
Raceday Recap: Ciao from The Temple of Speed
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For round 16, the world of Formula 1 traveled to Monza for the Italian Grand Prix. The home of high speed corners, Ferrari tifosi, and delicious cuisine, Monza is a fan favorite track - and for good reason. This year’s race continued the building momentum of the 2025 season, so let’s debrief the major events together!
Raceday Recap: Zooming in Zandvoort
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The Zandvoort circuit is definitely a crowd favorite, and this year’s race was full of chaos for sure. As we tune back in after the summer break, let’s debrief Ferrari’s failure, Isack Hadjar’s first podium, and more!
Hot Take: Alpine Needs a Real Second Driver, Here’s Who
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As the summer break wraps up, some big news has been announced: Cadillac has officially signed Valtteri Bottas and Checo Perez for 2026 and beyond. Some of the other teams on the grid are less lucky, though: Alpine is running at the back of the standings as both of their drivers struggle to put up any points. Is there anything the French team can do to salvage the rest of their season?
Summer Break Spotlight: Inside the McLaren Teammate Title Fight
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The biggest headline of the season has surrounded one key question: which McLaren driver will win the Driver’s Championship?! Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris are literally neck and neck, separated by a mere 9 points as we exit the summer break. With only 10 Grands Prix left on the 2025 race calendar, which driver will pull ahead to secure the gold and which one will fall behind into second?
Raceday Recap: High-Stakes Battle at the Hungaroring
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Nobody expected such a roller coaster of a race from this year’s Hungarian Grand Prix, but we got one anyway! The 40th anniversary of F1 racing in Budapest brought us the first Ferrari pole of the season, a massive amount of penalty investigations, and some cheeky humor on the podium - this race was quite entertaining! Let’s explore how the race order got all shaken up and provided some lovely Sunday morning amusement.
Hot Take: Red Bull’s 2026 Future Is Looking Worse By The Minute...
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On July 9, Oracle Red Bull Racing Team Principal Christian Horner was fired from the team effective immediately. The announcement was a shock to everyone, including the blindsided Horner who was unaware that the sacking would occur. Let’s discuss why this move means rocky roads ahead for Red Bull, especially under the upcoming 2026 regulations.
Raceday Recap: Speed in Silverstone
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The British Grand Prix was a whirlwind of yellow flags, DNF’s (+ one DNS), and questionable driving conditions - with each of these factors making the race extremely exciting to watch. Whether you were streaming it online or spectating at the track (like me!), this year’s weekend at Silverstone did not disappoint. Let’s break down what made this iconic race so special, from the occasion to the results.