At the end of last year it was announced that Formula 1 would launch its new era of regulations with three weeks of on track testing. However, to the confusion of many fans it was declared that the first test would be held behind closed doors at Barcelona’s Circuit to Catalunya. This private test, which came to be known as the Shakedown, wasn’t broadcast online and media outlets were unable to attend the event. As a result of this, coverage of the event was extremely limited, leaving many fans (including myself) feeling frustrated during a time of the year which is usually an extremely exciting time for the sport. 

Off the back of last night's Las Vegas grand prix, both McLaren drivers were disqualified after their wooden skid blocks were found to have exceeded the maximum permitted wear. Following this pivotal decision, Red Bull’s Max Verstappen is now back in a prime position to fight for the drivers championship. 

Piastri led home Verstappen for a vital win at this weekend's Dutch Grand Prix after an oil leak forced Norris to retire from the race.

Max Verstappen became victorious for the second time this season at this weekend's Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix ahead of the championship favorites McLarens. 

Oscar Piastri charged to his third Formula 1 victory at this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix after beating teammate Lando Norris to the flag. 

McLaren’s Lando Norris crossed the line less than one second ahead of Red Bull’s Max Verstappen after a chaotic season opener at the Australian Grand Prix. 

Source: F1.com

Lewis Hamilton wrapped up his first test for Ferrari ahead of the 2025 season at the Scuderia’s Fiorano test track in Maranello, Italy this Wednesday morning. The seven-time Formula 1 World Champion completed a total of 30 laps in the 2023 Ferrari SF-23 in front of a massive crowd of local Tifosi.