The Formula 1 calendar shifts to Las Vegas for a thrilling triple header, with Verstappen’s championship aspirations, tight constructors’ battles, and uncertain driver futures all in focus. Don’t miss the action as the sport’s top talents take on the iconic Las Vegas Boulevard circuit.
Author: Soren Ravenlock
Argentina has initiated talks to bring back its Formula 1 grand prix to Buenos Aires, with the country’s tourism minister leading discussions with F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali. The aim is to revive the Argentinian Grand Prix at the historic Autodromo Oscar y Juan Galvez circuit, capitalizing on growing motorsport interest and momentum.
The Formula 1 Commission has convened to discuss a range of critical matters for the 2025 and 2026 seasons, including advancements in driver safety, sporting regulations, and sustainability initiatives. This meeting marks a significant step forward in shaping the future of the sport.
Red Bull Racing’s balance woes continued in Italian Grand Prix qualifying, with the team’s lack of a bespoke Monza wing setup proving to be a major factor in their slower speeds compared to rivals like Fernando Alonso and Lando Norris. The team’s decision to trim down its existing low-downforce wing instead of creating a specialized solution was influenced by cost cap constraints and limited CFD and wind tunnel resources.
McLaren’s Lando Norris has secured back-to-back pole positions in Formula 1 for the first time in his career at Monza, following his victory in the Dutch Grand Prix. Norris’s impressive form continues as he aims to close the gap in the Formula 1 standings with Max Verstappen. The British driver edged out his teammate Oscar Piastri, who locked out the front row for McLaren.
In a thrilling second free practice session at the 2024 Italian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton asserted his dominance, setting a record-breaking lap time to top the timesheets ahead of Lando Norris. Meanwhile, Max Verstappen struggled with a Parabolica slip and mid-session stoppage, leaving Red Bull outside the top 10.
McLaren’s Lando Norris, a young prodigy in Formula 1, has revealed how he channels the intense pressure of racing at the front of the grid into positive performance. Despite admitting to struggling with nerves, Norris has found a way to harness this pressure to fuel his success, which includes two wins this season and a shot at the championship title.
Red Bull Racing is experimenting with older specification parts on its 2024 F1 challenger, the RB20, in an effort to understand and resolve its recent performance struggles. The team has also made other aerodynamic changes, while Haas F1 has introduced a new front wing aimed at improving flow at the front of the car.
Williams has made the bold move to replace Logan Sargeant with Franco Colapinto, a 21-year-old rookie with limited F1 experience. Was this the right call for the struggling team, and can Colapinto deliver the points they desperately need? Dive into the analysis of this high-stakes decision in the competitive world of Formula 1.
Lando Norris’ dominant win at the Dutch Grand Prix has put Max Verstappen’s Formula 1 title defense under pressure, reducing the Dutchman’s lead to just 70 points with 9 races left. This development suggests the competitive order in F1 has shifted, with McLaren emerging as the team to beat.