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McLaren v.s. McLaren – The two McLaren drivers, Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, have been closely competing since the start of this season in Australia and it was no different in Hungary. Piastri was ahead of Norris the whole beginning of the race but what determined the winner in the end came down to strategy.
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There are still five seats available in the 2025 grid and there are many people wanting to start their rookie season next year. Here are a few who deserve a shot at a seat next year. Jack Doohan – Is currently a reserve and test driver for Alpine. He competed in F2 for two seasons,
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Lewis Hamilton won his first race since Saudi Arabia 2021 at his home race (Silverstone) this past weekend. This win broke multiple records including greatest number of wins at one track (nine wins). He qualified second behind George Russell. It then started to rain a little on lap seventeen, but not enough to pit. Hamilton
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Hammer time is back! Hamilton got his first podium in the season this weekend in Spain. He hasn’t had a good season so far for him but it seems to be looking up for him. Hamilton was fourth in the last race (Canada) and it appears that the car is a lot more competitive ever
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Leclerc finally won in Monaco. Leclerc got pole on Saturday and led all of the race. He has been close to winning or at least had a chance of winning in Monaco multiple times but had no luck. Back in 2021 he got poll but crashed in qualifying. The team fixed the car but unfortunately
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The Australian GP was full of surprises, from Verstappen retiring to Sainz winning and to Russell’s last lap crash. Ferrari had a very smooth operation in Australia. Sainz over took Verstappen on lap two to take the lead of the race. Leclerc finished second making it Ferrari’s first 1, 2 since Bahrain 2022. So far
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This is the second part of this article. Part one was mainly about the front of the pack and part two is mostly about the rest of the pack. Kick Sauber looks to be off to a decent start. Almost scoring points in Bahrain, with Zhou finishing in 11th. In Saudi Arabia they looked to
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After the first two races of the season people are wondering who is looking good and who looks like they have some problems to fix. Red Bull yet again looks to be leading the field by a lot. Verstappen seems to be ahead by quite a bit. He has won both races this season by
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