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F1 2023: Hungarian Gp Review – Red Bull’s Record-Breaking Streak: 12 Wins and Counting!

There aren’t many superlatives that remain to be espoused in honour of the Red Bull team. So, we’ll give you the stats instead. The latest win in Hungary has taken Red Bull to a record-equaling twelfth win in a row. They share this auspicious record with the 1988 McLaren. The difference in 2023 is that […]

F1 2023: Maximized Dominance: Verstappen Wins in Spain

The Max Verstappen winning juggernaut shows no signs of slowing down. With another commanding victory in Spain, the Dutchman has now amassed an impressive tally of 40 wins. What’s more, the prospect of his reign coming to an end seems increasingly distant, painting an ominous picture for his competitors. As Verstappen continues to assert his […]

F1 2023: Bahrain Gp Review – Verstappen picks up where he left off

The more things change, the more they stay the same. At least this is how most of the F1 field would feel after a complete domination of the opening race for the 2023 season. Red Bull ended pre-season testing without any great fanfare. But the defending champions were probably well aware of their own pace […]

F1 2022: Singapore Gp Review – Top Notch Checo Wins

For the first time since 2019 Formula 1 has returned to the city streets of Singapore. As the most physically and mentally challenging track on the calendar the Marina Bay circuit also ensures itself as the longest race of the season just about every year. In 2022 the race again ran to its two-hour time […]

FIA Turn Around on Honda Engine Development

17 January 2015

The FIA have reversed their decision to allow in-season engine development for McLaren’s new engine partner, Honda. The 2015 rules for engine homologation were left open after Ferrari’s James Allison pointed out that nowhere in the 2015 rules does it state that teams have to submit their homologated engines for the 2015 season. The deadline […]

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Hockenheim to Host 2015 German Grand Prix

15 January 2015

Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone confirmed that the German Grand Prix will take place at Hockenheim and not the Nurburgring due to financial reasons. Hockenheim alternates with the Nurburgring each year to host the German Grand Prix but due to financial reasons the Nurburgring is unable to host this years race. The date for the German Grand […]

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F1 2015: Engine Rule Game Changer?

12 January 2015

It has always been recognised and celebrated that Formula 1 has some of the most complex and advanced engine technology in the world. It’s a sport of innovation after all and the introduction of hybrid engines for 2014 well and truly proved that. Last year, Formula 1 went racing on a third less fuel than […]

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Virtual Safety Car Rules Finalized for 2015

10 January 2015

The FIA have finalized the procedures for the new Virtual Safety Car (VSC) system that will be used to neutralize races in 2015. The VSC was brought about after Jules Bianchi’s accident at the Japanese Grand Prix last year where he crashed out of the race with serious head injuries under yellow flag conditions. The […]

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McLaren-Honda and Ferrari set to launch in late January

09 January 2015

The McLaren Formula One Team looks set to launch its Honda powered 2015 car at an event at their Woking headquarters on 29 January. According to various international media sources, the new Ferrari will be presented either a day earlier, or a day later. While McLaren intend hosting an event to unveil their car, Ferrari’s […]

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Korean GP officially dropped from 2015 F1 Calendar

07 January 2015

The 2015 F1 Calendar has been reduced to 20 races from the proposed 21, following the official removal of the Korean Grand Prix. The race featured on the first official calendar published at the end of last year, but was still subject to confirmation by the FIA and was apparently added without the knowledge of […]

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FIA release details of new Super Licence points system from 2016

06 January 2015

Formula One governing body, the FIA, has released details of a new Super Licence points system that will make it more difficult for drivers to become eligible for F1 racing. From 2016 onwards, drivers must have accumulated 40 points over a three-year period in order to be eligible to apply for a super licence to […]

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Williams engineering team shake-up for 2015, Massa gets new engineer

06 January 2015

The Williams F1 Team has announced a number of changes to their engineering team ahead of the 2015 season. This includes recruiting Dave Robson from McLaren to take over as Felipe Massa’s new race engineer. Robson, who spent several years at McLaren working as Jenson Button’s race engineer, will report to Williams’ Head of Vehicle […]

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FIA Concedes 2015 Engine Regulation Loophole

05 January 2015

A loophole in the 2015 technical regulations means that teams will be allowed to update their engines during the season. The loophole only exists because the regulations do not mention when the final engine for 2015 must be homologated as it stated in the 2014 regulations. An FIA spokesperson has said that the FIA was always […]

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Flavio Briatore

Alonso was tired of Ferrari promises, says Flavio Briatore

22 December 2014

Fernando Alonso had already decided to leave Ferrari more than a year ago after growing tired of unfulfilled promises made by the Scuderia. That’s according to Flavio Briatore, who has played a major role in Alonso’s management throughout his Formula One career. After five years at Maranello, Alonso decided to return to McLaren for 2015 […]

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