Wesley Branton | April 14, 2024

There was no on-track action this weekend, but there were big headlines off the circuit. These mostly surrounded the Andretti F1 team, Fernando Alonso, and the 2025 season calendar. Unfortunately, there was also some sad news this week as well. Despite still not having an entry in Formula One, Andretti is charging full steam ahead

Wesley Branton | April 7, 2024

This week marked the fourth round of the 2024 season, the Japanese Grand Prix, but there were other important stories off the track as well. Such as another management shuffle at McLaren following a quick exit and a call for legal action against the accusers of the FIA president. Plus, this website celebrated its 10th

Wesley Branton | April 7, 2024

Formula One was in Japan for the FORMULA 1 MSC CRUISES JAPANESE GRAND PRIX 2024, taking its new spot at the start of the season for the first time. Track conditions on race day were different from the previous days in the weekend, with high track temperatures. Thus far, every race has ended with a

Wesley Branton | March 31, 2024

It was another race-free week, but there was interesting news off the track. Most of the talk surrounded Liberty Media’s plan to expand their sporting ownership, but there were many other stories out of the Red Bull and Aston Martin camps. The FIA has updated the 2026 power unit technical regulations to include a new

Wesley Branton | March 24, 2024

This week saw a lot of on-track action as F1 found itself down under for the Australian Grand Prix, but there was also no shortage of action off the track as well. There are plenty of headlines to catch up on in this edition of the Weekly F1 Recap. FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has

Wesley Branton | March 24, 2024

After a brief break, Formula One was back in action this weekend with the FORMULA 1 ROLEX AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX 2024 around Albert Park, with fans around the world tuning into the race in the early morning hours. The race was anything but routine, with a dramatic early race retirement blowing the race wide open.

Wesley Branton | March 17, 2024

There was no racing this week, with Formula One taking a break ahead of the Australian Grand Prix, but there was still some drama in the headlines this week thanks largely to Felipe Massa and Red Bull. Plus, there may be a chance for some of the well-funded F1 fans to buy a piece of

Wesley Branton | March 10, 2024

In addition to the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, there was no shortage of F1 headlines this week. The top stories involve another controversy in the sport, big news at Audi, updates on the future of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, and even a nearly three decade old crime. Check it out! The London Metropolitan Police’s

Wesley Branton | March 9, 2024

Only one week after the 2024 season opener in Bahrain, Formula One was back in action for another Grand Prix Saturday. This time it was the FORMULA 1 STC SAUDI ARABIAN GRAND PRIX 2024 around the Jeddah Corniche Circuit. Drama started for the Alpine team before the race even began when Pierre Gasly reported gearbox

Wesley Branton | March 3, 2024

It was Formula One’s opening weekend of 2024, with the teams and drivers getting back to action in Bahrain for the inaugural race of the season. While most of the F1 buzz surrounded the Grand Prix weekend, there were other headlines worth catching up on. The probe into Red Bull boss Christian Horner was completed