Wesley Branton | November 23, 2014

I would just like to take the time to congratulate Lewis Hamilton on his well deserved World Drivers’ Championship title and Mercedes on their World Constructors’ Championship title. Both titles were well deserved. I hope that this is a sign of many more great races to come in 2015. I have deep sympathy for Nico

Wesley Branton | November 22, 2014

The close of the thrilling 2014 season is here. The double points race has been the topic of some serious discussion all year long and is a concept that has been dropped for the 2015 season. As much as we have hoped that the double points will not be a factor in the championship, it

Wesley Branton | November 20, 2014

According to reports, a new “Info Wing” technology will be making its debut at the final race of the 2014 season on the Force India car. This new piece of technology was designed by Anthony Hamilton, the father of Mercedes racing legend Lewis Hamilton. The design will be tested on the Force India car during

Wesley Branton | November 14, 2014

In an exclusive interview with Campaign Asia, the boss of Formula One™, Bernie Ecclestone, stated that the younger generation is not important to Formula One™. He also found it necessary to dismiss the use of social media to engage fans, but this is a completely different ongoing debate. Ecclestone has been known for his controversial

Wesley Branton | November 10, 2014

After an amazingly close battle between the Mercedes drivers in Brazil, the 2014 Formula One™ World Drivers’ Championship is going to finish in spectacular style. Lewis Hamilton leads Nico Rosberg by just seventeen points, heading into the double points race at Abu Dhabi. The controversial double points race has been disputed by a variety of

Wesley Branton | November 8, 2014

The Brazilian Grand Prix is finally here. Although we have been fortunate enough to avoid the race for the practice and qualifying, we will most likely have a rain race. It is disappointing since this race is better in the dry conditions and it is an important race in the championship battle between Nico Rosberg

Wesley Branton | November 6, 2014

The penultimate race is upon us, but early reports have indicated that there may be heavy rain for every session of the weekend. Although reports suggest that there will be the most rain on Friday and Saturday, we will still be in for extreme conditions during the race, including between 10-15 millimetres of rain and

Wesley Branton | November 5, 2014

The 2014 United States Grand Prix was the most controversial race of the 2014 season. Not because of the result, but rather the scheduling. This season, the Circuit of The Americas played host to the Formula One™ crowd on the same date and at the same time as the Texas Motor Speedway hosted the 2014

Wesley Branton | November 1, 2014

After a two week break, we are now ready to resume the 2014 season and pump out the final three races of the championship. We will first stop in Austin, Texas for the 2014 United States Grand Prix. The event organizers for this event have been under fire for scheduling the event for the exact

Wesley Branton | October 27, 2014

Since the sport’s founding in 1950, Formula One™ has been expanding at an amazing rate. In the sport’s inaugural season, there were seven championship races. Now, over sixty years later, we have nine-teen Grand Prix events in a single season. This is a phenomenal growth. In 2015, the FIa has announced that there will be