Englishman living in Canada; photographer; Agile coach; badminton player; Formula One (F1) fan.
We’re still mid-move (well, we’ve moved but are surrounded by boxes) so I’m taking a short break from unpacking in order to watch Quali. I watched the Azerbaijan race but missed most of Quali and
Hot on the heels of the Spanish GP, the circus is in Monaco for what will be a procession as usual. In post-race news: GAS and ALB received penalties but the result was unchanged It
Following the post-race penalties (which resulted in ALO dropping from P8 to P11) the championship standings after Miami see LEC on 104 points, VER on 85, and PER on 66; Ferrari are just 6 points
After the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix LEC is 27 points ahead of VER, with PER a further 5 points back; Ferrari are just 11 points ahead of Red Bull, with Mercedes another 36 points behind. Miami
The first of two races in Italy, the Emilia-Romagna GP is at the Imola circuit named after Enzo & Dino Ferrari. Qualifying, to set the grid for the Sprint: Q1: ALB’s rear right brake exploded,
Round 3 of the 2022 season is in Melbourne, Australia, which means it’s the middle of the night for me. Unfortunately TSN doesn’t care about F1 so I’m struggling to watch the recording between pixelation,
If the Saudi Arabian GP wasn’t controversial enough, with HAM trying to highlight the human rights issues (BBC reports “Human rights group Reprieve has said that Saudi Arabia executed 81 men on 12 March, a
First race weekend of the 2022 season; I’m still not convinced that the FIA have learned anything from the fiasco in Abu Dhabi, and Red Bull are just as arrogant (if not more so) than
Well, this is it! Last race of the season; HAM and VER on equal points but VER has won one race more, so either whoever finishes ahead in the points will win the Drivers’ Championship
There are just two races left this season; VER is just 8 points ahead of HAM in the Drivers’ Championship, and Mercedes is only 5 points ahead of Red Bull. VER could win it this