It can be challenging for even the most avid fans to keep up with the fast-paced world of Formula One. The Weekly F1 Recap is a series published each Monday that breaks down the action, both on and off the circuit, into bit-sized pieces. It's perfect for casual and experienced fans alike.
7 months ago Formula One was back in action this week in Imola for the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. It was an emotional weekend filled with tributes to remember the tragic events that unfolded at this circuit 30 years ago. Off the track, there was some news in the driver markets, staffing changes, potential regulation changes, and rumours
7 months ago The teams and drivers had a week off from their busy race schedules, but there was no shortage of headlines. Most surrounded a dispute between the US government and Liberty Media, which has been heating up over the past few weeks, but Ferrari also brought some news with an engineer swap and a private test.
8 months ago It certainly wasn’t a slow week in the Formula One newsroom, with many major stories hitting the front pages this week, including a lawsuit against Haas and antitrust pressure from the United States Congress. There were also some regulation changes and news about the upcoming Senna miniseries. All this and more, on top of a
8 months ago There was no racing this week, but there was a ton of action off the track, including news of a huge engineering figure leaving his current team. Plus, the 2025 driver market got a little clearer with a driver swap. And Ferrari will be trying a new colour for the next round of the championship.
8 months ago Formula One made a celebrated return to China this week for the first Chinese Grand Prix in five years. To make things more special, it was also the first sprint weekend of the season. But there were other stories off the track regarding sustainability, finances, and chassis development. Plus, a new points system has been
8 months ago 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
9 months ago 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
9 months ago 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
9 months ago 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
9 months ago 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
