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Meet the New Mclaren Senna, a Tribute to a Legend
McLaren Automotive Technologies just rolled out its newest beast. Meet the McLaren Senna, named after one of the most legendary F1 drivers in the world
Gilles Villeneuve and Fernando Alonso: A Comparison
Gilles Villeneuve and Fernando Alonso are very similar. The similarity is the way of putting their cars into positions they have no business occupying.
2017 Mexico GP Named Best F1 Race
The Formula One management and the F1 teams jointly voted the 2017 Mexico GP as the best race of the 2017 season. An award it has now won thrice in a row
Monisha Kaltenborn Sad about Pascal’s Absence
Former Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn thinks that it is tragic that potential champion Wehrlein will be without an F1 drive in 2018.
Strange F1 Sponsors that Graced the Sport
If you think that BWT's pink sponsorship is strange, then you're in for a treat. Let's head inside to read about a few Strange F1 Sponsors.
Michael’s 7 Championships Out of Reach: Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton believes that Michael's 7 championships will be nearly impossible to reach. Of course he was thrilled to be close to matching Fangio's record
Jean Alesi: A Tale of a Fantastic Debut
In a scenario that's unlikely to happen today, Jean Alesi debuted in F1 at the drop of a hat - or, at least, after an argument about cigarette sponsorship.
Vettel Dubs Formula E ‘Unexciting’
Electric racing may be seducing a number of manufacturers but Formula One's Sebastian Vettel dubs Formula E as unexciting
Valentino Rossi Admires Verstappen’s Spirit
9-time MotoGP World Champion Valentino Rossi admires the talent that F1 driver Max Verstappen possesses and drew comparisons with a 2017 MotoGP rookie
Top 5 Weirdest F1 Rules of All-Time
In its 67 year history, Formula One has undergone many rule changes and some were strange. Here is our list of weirdest F1 rules in the sport
Maserati Eyeing a Formula One Return
Italian manufacturer Maserati are contemplating a return to Formula One partnering the American team Haas F1 as early as next year.
What are the Changes for 2018 Formula One Season?
The FIA convened in Paris on December 6th to discuss the regulations for the 2018 Formula One season as well as the upcoming seasons for other series
