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The last of the triple header was a fun one, as things spiced up for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Overall, the race was entertaining and exciting to watch from the very first moment on track, and I was on the edge of my seat most of the time. Let’s relive this race together and review each moment that made it so special!

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The Japanese Grand Prix was admittedly the most uneventful F1 race we’ve seen in a while: minimal overtaking, no crashes, and only a few funny radio messages. Let’s review the race’s events and talk about what might play into the race in Bahrain later this week.

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Drive To Survive: every fan either loves it or hates it. However, nobody can deny that the Netflix docu-series has a special inside view to moments that are usually left off of the average weekend streaming.

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This week was lights out in Shanghai, where the second race of the season was just as entertaining as the first, guaranteeing an exciting season throughout 2025. Suit up and get ready to discuss the roller-coaster ride that was the Chinese Grand Prix.

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The F1 season started with a bang in Melbourne, and the race was far from boring - 6 DNF’s, a Norris win, and multiple driver upsets made the first race of the year one of the craziest.

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On the eve of the 2025 season, Carlos Sainz has been elevated to a new leadership position in the F1 world.

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With the 2025 Formula One season dawning on us in a few weeks, it’s important to note all of the new collaborations and sponsorships that occurred during over the summer break.