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So you’ve just started watching F1. Maybe you joined a few weeks ago. You saw Nico Hulkenberg finally take that long-awaited podium after 239 races, or Charles Leclerc score Ferrari’s first pole at the 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix. Now what? Too many names, too many terms, and zero answers. Take a breath. This review will […]
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Canadian Grand Prix 2025 Results The 2025 Canadian Grand Prix delivered a classic Formula 1 thriller—a few surprises, overtakes, and heart-stopping drama. While Ferrari fans hoped for a podium finish, it was Mercedes’ George Russell who lit up Montreal, securing a well-deserved victory at Gilles Villeneuve Circuit. George Russell’s Masterclass George Russell started the weekend
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Okay, Miami. Let’s be honest. Sometimes, it’s all flash and no bang for your buck, right? But the first half of the Miami Grand Prix 2025? Totally delivered. The second half… well, we’ll get to that. But before the mid-point, it was a race worth extending on the F1 calendar until 2041. Act 1: Verstappen
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What can we wish for when the Formula 1 season is over, but winter is at its peak and Christmas is approaching? It would be fascinating to see an F1 race in the snow because F1 cars are built with cutting-edge technology. They are designed for ‘anything can happen’ racing, whether wind, heat, barometric pressure,
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In Formula 1, where speed is everything, even thousandths of a second can make the difference. The Drag Reduction System (DRS) helps drivers find this advantage, even when doubtful. But what exactly does DRS do in F1 racing? In Simple Terms: Often referred to as ‘letterbox’ or ‘flap,’ the DRS allows cars to overtake in
The Drag Reduction System: Why Is DRS Used In F1 Racing? Read More »
Gone are the days when F1 drivers could blend into the crowd. Since the Red Bull dropped into the battle to reach Mercedes and Max Verstappen overtook Lewis Hamilton, Formula 1 has captured the world’s attention, causing one in five to know about this sport. As the key figures of Formula 1, the drivers stand
In F1 Drivers’ Wear: How Formula 1 Has Breathed New Life Into Motorcore Fashion Read More »
Let’s talk Formula 1, shall we? Not the roaring engines or the adrenaline rush (though those are pretty cool), but something a little more… personal. Something that might make you look at these racing gods in a whole new light. I’m talking about height and weight of F1 drivers. Yes, folks, we’re diving into the
A Big Deal: Does The Height And Weight Of F1 Drivers Matter? Read More »
Why F1 Biographies Matter Races show us speed. Biographies show us the soul. Behind every helmet is a story of obsession, heartbreak, and grit. If beginner F1 books are your entry ticket, biographies are your backstage pass. They reveal what cameras can’t: the doubts, rivalries, and personal struggles that define champions, and sometimes break them.
Best F1 Biographies: Legends, Rivalries, and Life Beyond the Grid Read More »
Why Sprints Exist Sprint weekends add a short Saturday race and extra qualifying. Formula 1 introduced sprint races in 2021 as a quick, high-energy event designed to engage fans by transforming the Saturday schedule into a 100 km race lasting about 30 minutes with no pit stops. By 2025, the format evolved to feature one
F1 Sprint Races: The Good, the Bad, and the High-Speed Read More »
Is Formula 1 a sport or a show? The debate rages on, with some claiming it’s just entertainment, while others disagree because of the physical demands this type of racing places on the drivers. On the one hand, the FIA Formula One World Championship is considered a motor racing sport. On the other hand, it
The Ultimate Balance: Is Formula 1 A Sport, A Show, Or Both? Read More »
