F1

For the third round of the Formula 1 2024 World Championship, the iconic motorsport travels southeast across the Indian Ocean to host the Australian Grand Prix around the Albert Park Circuit.

This semi-street circuit in the middle of Albert Park Lake has a unique setting in terms of both its picturesque setting and the combination of high-speed sectors and technical challenges, which make it a captivating opening day location.

Formula 1 is going through a crisis and the upcoming silly season is crucial to engagement in the sport. The dominance of Red Bull and more specifically Max Verstappen just isn’t fun to watch.

The Drive to Survive series is too dramatized and no longer encapsulates the sport as it did in the first place. F1 just isn’t a sport where it has the factor of unknown and we are seeing a period of predictability and less competitiveness.

The Formula 1 paddock is rife with speculation and intrigue, especially concerning the future of Max Verstappen at Red Bull Racing. Amidst a backdrop of dominant performances and championship victories, whispers of internal rifts and potential seismic shifts in team alignments have begun to surface. The heart of the matter lies in the complex relationship

Oliver Bearman, a name that resonated across the Formula 1 paddock after the 2024 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, delivered a performance that not only exceeded expectations but also signalled the arrival of a new talent on the world stage.

Drafted in to replace Carlos Sainz for Ferrari, after the Spaniard underwent surgery for appendicitis, the young Briton seized the opportunity at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit to display his potential in the pinnacle of motorsport.

As the 2024 Formula 1 season unfolds. Red Bull Racing has highlighted a blend of raw of speed and sheer driving prowess.

With two races already in the rearview mirror, the team have not just participated. They have dominated, setting a precedent that could define the remainder of the season.

Formula 1 returns this weekend to host round two of the 2024 Formula 1 Calendar, the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. The Jeddah Corniche Circuit established along the Red Sea, has created some thrilling moments that are highlight-worthy, particularly the duel between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen in 2021. And will continue to host Formula 1

During a Formula 1 Grand Prix weekend we do not see what goes into improving a Formula 1 car. The answer points to a single word; data. On the track, drivers harness the data extracted from their practice laps, qualifying and race pace.

Teams use the telemetry data to help fine-tune the car setup to the drivers’ expectations and for the team to monitor more internal components that the driver cannot initially predict. So let us explore what the drivers look at and where the data come from.

Max Verstappen proves everybody wrong, did not show the true pace in the practice session but made his mark, securing pole position by over two-tenths to his monocoque rival, Charles Leclerc who crossed the line second fastest and George Russell who sealed third for Mercedes for tomorrow’s race on Saturday.

But is this a taster for the flying Dutchman pace in the Red Bull or are we expecting from more his rivals?

This time last year many people in the Formula One paddock thought Daniel Ricciardo may never race in the sport again.

The eight-time Grand Prix winner struggled immensely at Mclaren as he could not adapt to the car and was left without a race seat for the 2023 season after having his contract terminated.

It is race week for the Formula 1 2024 season, and the season opener begins in the Middle East to host The Bahrain Grand Prix. The Bahrain International Circuit has been synonymous on the Formula 1 calendar, having hosted the Bahrain Grand Prix since its inauguration in 2004 and will continue to do so until 2036.

Featuring many technical turns and high-speed straights, Bahrain is not only a test, but also an opportunity for teams and drivers to demonstrate whether their development through winter and pre-season testing has translated into success on track.