Wesley Branton | December 1, 2019

After months of racing around the world, the 2019 season came to a close with the FORMULA 1 ETIHAD AIRWAYS ABU DHABI GRAND PRIX 2019. It was a race with an unusual start that will surely spark a debate. Ferrari landed themselves in hot water with the stewards before the race even began, with an

Wesley Branton | November 17, 2019

The teams were back on the Western side of the globe, in Brazil for the FORMULA 1 HEINEKEN GRANDE PRÊMIO DO BRASIL 2019. It was the penultimate round of the 2019 season. Although both championship titles have been decided already, everyone was still hungry for victory. All of the leaders had a solid race start.

Wesley Branton | November 3, 2019

Valtteri Bottas took victory at the FORMULA 1 UNITED STATES GRAND PRIX 2019, retaking the race lead from his teammate late in the race. It was a horrific weekend for Ferrari, who had a car retire early in the race and a second car that couldn’t do much in race. Valtteri Bottas got away well

Wesley Branton | October 27, 2019

The teams were in action in Mexico for the first race of a back-to-back weekend in North America. This weekend, it was the FORMULA 1 GRAN PREMIO DE MÉXICO 2019. As predicted by many of the drivers, it was a chaotic opening lap of the race. Sebastian Vettel had a poor start from second on

Wesley Branton | October 21, 2019

Six new talents have been confirmed for the 2020 W Series season to race alongside 12 drivers from the previous season and two other drivers that have yet to be revealed. Here’s a brief rundown of the newcomers to the series. Ayla Agren © W Series Limited Ayla Agren applied to join the W Series

Wesley Branton | October 21, 2019

Following the three-day driver selection test in Spain last month, 18 of the 20 drivers that will participate in the 2020 W Series season have been selected. The top 12 drivers from the inaugural 2019 season have automatically qualified for a seat in the 2020 season. There are six new entrants to the W Series

Wesley Branton | October 13, 2019

Some fans have been critical of the FIA’s decision to ignore Sebastian Vettel’s jumped start at the Japanese Grand Prix. It’s a decision that likely preserved his P2 finish. It was the right call though. During the race, many people predicted that it was only a matter of time before the FIA handed Vettel a

Wesley Branton | October 13, 2019

The FIA has handed Charles Leclerc two time penalties for his opening incident at the start of the Japanese Grand Prix, dropping him down a position in the final results. The incident in question occurred in the first corner of the Japanese Grand Prix and involved Max Verstappen. After getting a poor start off the

Wesley Branton | October 13, 2019

The FORMULA 1 JAPANESE GRAND PRIX 2019 was a weekend that originally started out under rainy conditions and ended with a busy Sunday. Mercedes finished the weekend with both championship titles in their hands. Thanks to Typhoon Hagabis, Saturday’s running was cancelled. Qualifying was rescheduled to Sunday morning, just four hours ahead of the race.

Wesley Branton | September 29, 2019

Just a week after Sebastian Vettel secured a victory in Singapore, he was in Russia looking to repeat that at the FORMULA 1 VTB RUSSIAN GRAND PRIX 2019. Mercedes were looking to preserve their flawless Russian Grand Prix record, while Charles Leclerc was looking to convert his pole position into a third career victory. Mercedes