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Lance Stroll issues Fernando Alonso challenge

In a determined bid to challenge his Aston Martin teammate Fernando Alonso’s prowess, Lance Stroll has expressed confidence in his ability to catch up this year, provided he makes a seemingly uncomplicated adjustment to his Formula 1 driving technique. The commencement of the 2023 F1 season posed initial challenges for Stroll, as the 24-year-old Canadian

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Carlos Sainz sends Ferrari demand

Carlos Sainz has insisted that Ferrari must “accept” that they’re not currently in a position to fight for victories, with the Italians finding themselves in the battle from P3-P8. It’s been a mixed 2023 campaign for Sainz, who’s shown incredible consistency but has lacked outright pace. As a result, he’s yet to finish on the

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Ex-Ferrari chairman compares Charles Leclerc to Romelu Lukaku

Charles Leclerc has received an incredible amount of praise from former Ferrari chairman Luca di Montezemolo, whilst criticising unwanted Chelsea FC player Romelu Lukaku. Di Montezemolo was Ferrari’s chairman during their most dominant era, when the team was led by former FIA president Jean Todt, with seven-time World Champion Michael Schumacher at the wheel. Ferrari

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Lando Norris reveals unusual side business

Lando Norris has admitted to having started a small side business in the early stages of his motorsport career, when he was competing in Ginetta cars and go-karting. Norris and McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri recently took part in a game of ‘Fact or Phish’, where the British driver revealed his business venture. The game consists

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Daniel Ricciardo accused of being bad news for Yuki Tsunoda

F1 journalist Mat Coch has stirred the pot by asserting that Daniel Ricciardo’s remarkable performance in Budapest has cast a shadow over Yuki Tsunoda’s season with AlphaTauri.  Coch’s analysis aims to dissect the intricate dynamics within the team, suggesting that Ricciardo’s first race victory over Tsunoda has raised questions about the latter’s performance and the

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McLaren boss puts target on Max Verstappen’s back

Zak Brown, the CEO of McLaren, has laid out the team’s aspirations for the remainder of the season, aiming to solidify their position as the second-best team behind the unstoppable Red Bull outfit.  With Red Bull’s dominance at the forefront, McLaren seeks to build on recent progress and secure a satisfying finish in the Constructors’

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How Formula 1 drivers are enjoying their summer before 2023 Dutch GP

As Formula 1 enters its summer hiatus, drivers are taking advantage of the much-needed break to unwind, recharge, and indulge in some well-deserved leisure activities.  After a strenuous period of races and intense competition, F1 drivers are utilising the downtime to pursue various interests, from luxurious getaways to lively festivals.  Here’s a glimpse into how

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David Croft proposes radical changes to take away FIA power

Sky F1 commentator David Croft has voiced his strong belief that the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) should relinquish its central role in shaping Formula 1’s rulebooks, urging a more prominent role for commercial owners Liberty Media.  Croft’s insights add to the ongoing debate surrounding the governance of the sport and the dynamics of its

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Update provided on Max Verstappen incident

Preparations for the replacement of the Hungarian Grand Prix winner’s trophy, which met an untimely fate during the podium celebrations, are steadily advancing.  Max Verstappen’s dominant triumph at the Hungaroring last month was marred by an unfortunate mishap as the delicate porcelain trophy toppled and shattered when Lando Norris initiated the customary champagne celebration. Herendi

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