Hot on the heels of the Belgium GP, the F1 circus is in Hungary for the last race before the summer break – there’s a three week gap until they
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Belgium Grand PrixBelgium Grand Prix
Spa is one of my favourite F1 tracks, as is Silverstone, and in between was Goodwood Festival of Speed (which I enjoyed via some highlights on YouTube). Free Practice FP1:
British Grand PrixBritish Grand Prix
Just a week after Austria, it’s the British Grand Prix – the ninth race of the season (because Bahrain and Saudi Arabia were cancelled) and the fourth of the six
Austria Grand PrixAustria Grand Prix
Temperatures in Europe have exceeded 40°C in the past few days, and the forecast for the race weekend in the Styrian mountains is over 31°C, so the FIA have declared
Catalunya Grand PrixCatalunya Grand Prix
Before getting into my notes about the Catalunya Grand Prix, we need to start with something unusual relating to the Monaco GP: the FIA have reversed a decision! (Gasps!) Alpine
Monaco Grand PrixMonaco Grand Prix
The Canada GP was quite eventful, but don’t worry – Monaco will be the same old snooze fest as usual. Well, maybe not the same as usual – this year
Canada Grand PrixCanada Grand Prix
The Canada GP is a few weeks earlier than usual, and if their weather is anything like Toronto’s we’re in for an exciting weekend – we’ve had rain, 30°C heat,
Miami Grand PrixMiami Grand Prix
With the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix being cancelled, there’s been a long gap from Japan to this weekend. During that downtime, the FIA tweaked some rules in the
Japan Grand PrixJapan Grand Prix
The main news has been that “the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix will not take place in April” – it’s interesting that the FIA didn’t say cancelled, but realistically
China Grand PrixChina Grand Prix
The main discussion in the few days since Australia has been proposed changes to the start, which Ferrari appear to be blocking. Ferrari are also getting a lot of attention