The previous points update I did was after Canada; since then there have been four races: Azerbaijan: RIC, BOT, STR, VET, HAM, OCO, MAG, SAI, ALO, WEH Austria: BOT, VET, RIC, HAM, RAI, GRO, PER, OCO, MAS, STR Britain: HAM, Read More …

There has been one penalty added since Qualifying: KVY was handed a three-place grid drop for impeding STR, as well as one penalty point on his licence for the misdemeanour, bringing his total for the 12 month period to 10 Read More …

I only caught up with watching the British Grand Prix a few days ago, so it feels like this race weekend has arrived very quickly. 🙂 The result means VET is just one point ahead of HAM in the Drivers’ Read More …

Great to see Hamilton on pole again, equalling Jim Clark’s record of five British GP poles and just one behind Schumacher’s record of 68 poles in total. (I’m still playing catch up, watching the race almost a week later due Read More …

Vettel opened the points gap further by finishing ahead of Hamilton in Austria but can he continue to extend his lead at HAM’s home race? (I’m watching Quali a few days late because I was shooting the Toronto Indy again.) Read More …

Hamilton starting P8 is a huge help to VET who already leads HAM by 14 points in the Drivers’ Championship. [Qualifying] 5 minutes before the start of the race; air temperature 28°C, track 46°C, but a 60% chance of rain Read More …

Vettel has spent a lot of time dealing with the fallout from his deliberate collision with HAM at the Grand Prix of Azerbaijan. At least VET admitted he was at fault. The FIA did not punish VET sufficiently during the Read More …

I was away camping so I didn’t see the race weekend live. There were a few mistakes in Qualifying and there are a few penalties to be applied… Provisional grid: HAM, BOT, RAI, VET, VER, PER, OCO, STR, MAS, RIC, Read More …

I was away camping so I didn’t see the race weekend live. In the run up to Qualifying, there are a few cars getting a lot of attention from the mechanics: PAL’s Renault caught fire in FP3; there’s a strong Read More …

Seems earlier than usual, but the FIA have announced next season’s schedule: Date Venue Grand Prix 25 March Melbourne Australia 8 April Shanghai China 15 April Sakhir Bahrain 29 April Baku Azerbaijan 13 May Barcelona Spain 27 May Monaco Monaco Read More …