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Transparency, accountability, and the future of inclusivity in Formula 1

Chiara Martin3 months ago012 mins

Following the dismissed appeal against Red Bull team principal Christian Horner, Formula 1 finds itself at a critical juncture. The sport’s handling of this high-profile case has exposed systemic issues that continue to tarnish the world of motorsport. With the outcome now public—Horner’s appeal denied and the grievance dismissed—questions surrounding transparency, accountability, and workplace culture…

Why are Formula 1 teams seemingly ignoring the talent of Paul Aron?

Olivia Pursehouse4 months ago07 mins

Estonian driver Paul Aron is possibly the most consistent driver on the Formula 2 grid at the moment, in what is only his first season in the series, so why isn’t he piquing the interest of Formula One teams? Aron has led the Formula 2 Championship from Monaco in May, to Silverstone most recently with…

Why Alpine should consider Yuki Tsunoda for a 2025 F1 seat

David Coath6 months ago6 months ago010 mins

Following the news that Esteban Ocon and Alpine F1 Team will be parting ways at the end of the 2024 F1 season after a five-year collaboration, all eyes are now on which driver will be chosen as his replacement. Today we will explore reasons why Alpine should have Yuki Tsunoda in their sights. The Japanese…

How heartbreak and tragedy led to one of F1’s most emotional wins at the Monaco GP for Charles Leclerc

James O'Connor6 months ago6 months ago022 mins

Charles Leclerc’s win at the Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday was a moment where a lifelong ambition was fulfilled. The Monégasque driver finally took victory in his home race following a lot of gut-wrenching moments over the previous few years. At Imola, Scuderia Ferrari had been very competitive. Leclerc and Sainz finished P3 and P5…

Miami Grand Prix commentary undermines progress in Women’s Motorsport

Chiara Martin6 months ago6 months ago07 mins

This year’s Miami Grand Prix had the potential to be a landmark event for inclusivity in Formula 1, showcasing the sport’s commitment to fostering diversity. Yet, it ended up highlighting how far we still have to go. The commentary team, stationed trackside, unfortunately focused more on the appearances and ages of the young women competing…

All you need to know ahead of the “Month Of May” and the Indy 500

Evan Roberts7 months ago010 mins

With the much anticipated IndyCar “Month of May” underway, all 27 drivers will be hoping this weekend’s Sonsio Grand Prix on the Indianapolis Road Course will be a springboard for success in “the greatest spectacle in racing”. As come 26th of May, 33 cars will face the green flag at the historic brickyard hoping to…

Remembering Roland: A tribute to Roland Ratzenberger 30 years on from his tragic passing at the F1 San Marino GP

Ewout Albrecht7 months ago7 months ago05 mins

It’s the same thing every year: the 1st of May is around the corner and everyone is reminiscing Ayrton Senna. The Brazilian triple world champion passed away after a crash in the seventh lap of the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix. Exactly 30 years ago this year.

What does Scuderia Ferrari and HP’s F1 partnership bring them?

Anna Elizabeth Krausová7 months ago7 months ago06 mins

The rumored partnership was made official as Scuderia Ferrari F1 Team announced multi-year title sponsorship with HP. Also known by its full name, Hewlett Packard, the American technology giant is not wasting any time and starting from Miami, their blue logo will be noticeable on Ferrari’s livery, team kits and overalls. But aside from that…

F1 pundits are crossing a line by speculating on the mental health of drivers

Harshpreet Kaur7 months ago7 months ago07 mins

It has been a week since we wrapped up the Formula One Japanese Grand Prix weekend. A race which saw multiple overtakes within the midfield, tyre strategies at play and the return of the current World Champion, Max Verstappen, on the top step of the podium. A standard race weekend by all accounts. The 2024…

The alarming rise in ‘recency bias’ in F1 coverage

James O'Connor8 months ago8 months ago011 mins

Carlos Sainz’s outstanding victory at the Australian Grand Prix following an appendix removal 16 days before was an incredible achievement. However, the hyperbole has gone too far. Round 3 of the 2024 Formula One World Championship marked a significant moment as Max Verstappen’s early DNF due to a right rear brake issue opened the door…