Early Memories It all began in the late 90s over my grandparent’s house on a Sunday afternoon, a 7 or 8 year old boy glued to the TV as ‘the cars’ went racing. I cannot remember exactly when I first started taking an interest, but I do remember those afternoons, the yellow timing bars, the …
The Spanish Grand Prix saw the ugly side of Formula One rear its head again as Verstappen deliberately crashed into Russell after letting him pass. Verstappen is not the first and will certainly not be the last driver to see the red mist descend and take actions at the wheel which are almost certainly regretted …
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Here we are: 14 races in to the Formula One season, a 78-point lead for Max Verstappen, and Red Bull leading the constructors – it all sounds very 2023, doesn’t it? Except that it is not. Not even close. While the first half a dozen or so races gave away little of what was to …
A look back at an eventful debut season from Martin Brundle, covering the disqualification of the Tyrrell team and why he keeps a 2nd place trophy ‘to prove he existed’.
