Why the Singapore Grand Prix is F1’s toughest race

Sponsored by Former world champion Nico Rosberg once described it as like being “in a sauna on a spinning bike for two hours” and the unpredictability the unique conditions create gives fans their fair share of action and drama.Last year, more than 260,000 people flocked to the Marina Bay Street Circuit, which delivered plenty of on-track excitement – but just what are the key things that make …Keep reading

Why Las Vegas isn’t sitting on its laurels despite year one F1 success

Despite the early drama of the loose water valve cover that risked derailing the event almost before it got going, a spectacular race on Sunday helped it live up to the anticipation.But perhaps the best news for organisers and the city came a few weeks later when a report concluded that the overall economic impact of the Las Vegas Grand Prix had been $1.5 billion – which was well up on the Super …Keep reading

What Mercedes’ new front wing tells us about its F1 recovery plan

The design is a clear philosophy departure from what the team started the season with, and points to a shift of approach as the German manufacturer aims to get its W15 performing better across a range of speeds.Early-season analysis of the silver arrow highlighted that its performance profile was too narrow – it was either competitive in high-speed corners but then lacking at slower ones, or was …Keep reading
Ex-Ferrari Boss Explains Why Andretti’s “American” Mind Will Keep Them From Entering F1

Ex-Ferrari Boss Explains Why Andretti’s “American” Mind Will Keep Them From Entering F1

The quest to get on the F1 grid continues for Andretti as the American team continues to try to become the 11th team. However, so far, there has been no luck in adding a new team to the grid. Eleven teams mean smaller slices of the victory pool, and no one wants that to happen. […]

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