2025 British Grand Prix – Friday Practice: Hope, Hopium, and Hysteria at Silverstone
Friday at Silverstone has done what it always does: stirs up equal parts belief, dread, and the kind of hopium that should probably come with a prescription. Lando Norris topped the timesheets with a stunning 1:25.816, quicker than last year’s pole, while Leclerc and Hamilton kept the local faithful well-fed with reasons to dream. But […]
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2025 British GP FP1: Silverstone Delivers Its Usual: Hype, Heartbreak, and a Shopping Trolley Red Bull
Circuit: Silverstone Circuit, U.K.Race Laps: 52 | Lap Length: 5.891 km | Race Distance: 306.198 kmLap Record: 1:27.097 – Max Verstappen (RBR, 2020)Last Year Pole: 1:25.819 – George Russell (Mercedes)Last Year Winner: Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)Last Year Fastest Lap: 1:28.293 – Carlos Sainz (Ferrari) Hamilton’s FP1 Pace: The Eternal Hook Silverstone FP1 once again gave fans […]
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2025 Austrian Grand Prix: Chaos, Fire, Bowling & McLaren Masterclass
The 2025 Austrian Grand Prix reminded everyone that F1’s capacity for absurdity and brilliance is alive and well, and that sometimes, the real story happens before the lights even go out. A lot of fans remembered the old days when a formation lap delay could set the tone for a chaotic afternoon. This time, it […]
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Austrian GP 2025 Qualifying: Fires, Flags & a Fractured Bull
Austria served up everything that makes qualifying weekends here iconic, from chaotic red flags and unexpected spins to a grid order that says just as much about F1’s shifting power balance as it does about individual brilliance. Sid the Sloth and Classic Spielberg Chaos On track, the TV crew gave us “peak Spielberg” coverage, as […]
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2025 Austrian Grand Prix FP3 Analysis
Free Practice 3 at the Red Bull Ring wrapped up with Lando Norris leading the way on a 1:04.324, ahead of Piastri, Verstappen, Leclerc, Hamilton, Russell, Antonelli, Stroll, Tsunoda, and Bortoleto. Tyre strategy remains a major point of intrigue this weekend. For those wondering if there’s an official way to check what each team has […]
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2025 Austrian GP FP2 Recap
Another weekend, another chapter brewing for Lewis’s inevitable tell-all on how Ferrari’s organization stacks up to Mercedes. The differences keep showing, and nowhere clearer than the Red Bull Ring: a track so beautiful you barely mind if the race is dull. FP2 wasn’t, though. McLaren Lead, Ferrari Chase McLaren lead the way with Lando’s 1:04.580 […]
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2025 Austrian GP Free Practice 1: Dunne’s Big Day, Haas Drama, Ferrari’s Tests, and Plenty to Talk About
The 2025 Austrian Grand Prix Free Practice 1 session delivered no shortage of storylines, from Alex Dunne’s breakout showing for McLaren to Haas’s unpredictable Fridays and Ferrari’s all-hands-on-deck testing effort. Alex Dunne Makes Ireland Proud Alex Dunne’s first FP1 run with McLaren turned into an unexpected national event for Irish fans. He made the most […]
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2025 Canadian Grand Prix: Drama, Debris, and Devastation
Final Classification Russell’s Hat Trick & Mercedes Revival George Russell becomes the 50th driver in F1 history to secure a Grand Prix hat trick (pole, win, and fastest lap), giving Mercedes a desperately needed boost. Their 40 points in Canada are more than double what they scored over the last three races combined. It’s a […]
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2025 Canadian Grand Prix: Qualifying Recap
Q1: Chaos, Carbon, and Close Calls Qualifying at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve kicked off with a bang, literally, as Alex Albon’s Williams dramatically shed its engine cover in the early stages of Q1. The debris brought out a red flag and gifted the Thai driver a fortunate reprieve; though the team scrambled to repair his car, […]
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FP3 Canada 2025: Ferrari’s Gamble, McLaren’s Edge, and a Grid Teetering on Chaos
The final practice session in Montreal delivered everything fans love about the Canadian Grand Prix weekend, tight margins, surprising pace shifts, and a complete inability to predict what comes next. Lando Norris topped the session with a 1:11.799, followed closely by Charles Leclerc on a 1:11.877, and George Russell just behind at 1:11.950. Notably all […]
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