Wesley Branton | August 12, 2019

It has become increasingly clear in recent years that Formula One is broken and needs some serious help if it has any hope of a sustainable future. In this seven-part series, we will explore the many possible solutions that could improve F1’s health. We have already investigated the use of a BTCC-style Success Ballast and

Wesley Branton | August 11, 2019

The first-ever W Series championship came to an end at Brands Hatch. Despite failing to finish on the podium, for the first time this season, Jamie Chadwick was able to secure the title in front of her home crowd. Jamie Chadwick got away well from pole position. Further back, Esmee Hawkey stalled the car from

Wesley Branton | August 11, 2019

It has become increasingly clear in recent years that Formula One is broken and needs some serious help if it has any hope of a sustainable future. In this seven-part series, we will explore the many possible solutions that could improve F1’s health. We’ve already identified the key problems F1 is facing currently and have

Wesley Branton | August 10, 2019

In the first part of this series, we defined five key problems that Formula One is facing. One of these problems was the gap between drivers in the race. In modern F1, it’s common to see drivers run at least two seconds apart, which limits the frequency of overtaking opportunities.

Wesley Branton | August 9, 2019

Before we do any fixing, we need to identify the key issues facing the modern area of Formula One. In my opinion, there are five main problems to address if the sport has any hope of a stable future.

Wesley Branton | August 7, 2019

I stumbled upon this book many years ago, but it sat on my shelf collecting dust for five years. Now I’ve finally had a chance to read it and I think it’s an excellent book and would recommend it to anyone with some free time over the F1 summer break looking to feed their F1

Wesley Branton | August 4, 2019

As much as it pains me to say it, the Hungarian Grand Prix may have been the final straw in a series of unfortunate events leading to the loss of his Mercedes seat. It’s still unclear whether Mercedes will continue with Bottas, but the general consensus is that he’s out at the end of the

Wesley Branton | August 4, 2019

Fans were treated to one final race before Formula One’s month-long hiatus. Just a week after a thrilling German Grand Prix, the FORMULA 1 MAGYAR NAGYDÍJ 2019 follows a series of three exciting races and fans were excited to keep that trend going into the summer break. Max Verstappen had a strong start when the

Wesley Branton | July 28, 2019

The drivers had their first wet race of the 2019 season at the FORMULA 1 MERCEDES-BENZ GROSSER PREIS VON DEUTSCHLAND 2019. This was the second consecutive rain race in Germany. It was the race of a million pit stops and lots of drama in the final corner. Under the wet conditions, the safety car led

Wesley Branton | July 21, 2019

Megan Gilkes collected her first win in the W Series’ experimental non-championship race. It was a thrilling photo-finish won by the slightest of margins as Alice Powell applied the pressure late in the race. The experimental race did not award drivers any points. The grid position was determined by the reversed championship position. The series’