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Category: F1 blog
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The Hungarian Grand Prix 2024 Preview For Beginners
The Hungarian Grand Prix has been taking its special place in Formula 1 since 1986. Despite its hard overtaking track, the statistic is controversial; it shows drivers have been winning just 16 times starting from the pole. If you are a newbie F1 fan and interested to know what the Hungarian Grand Prix 2024 is…
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A Big Deal: Does The F1 Drivers’ Height And Weight Matter?
Less is best, the golden rule about the weight and height in any motorsport, especially in Formula 1. However, does it mean that the less the F1 driver weights – the faster he goes? Do the short-height drivers have the speed advantage in Formula 1? I want to share my two cents on the matter.…
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The Best Formula 1 Biographies: Racing Through The Pages
So you want to find the best Formula 1 biographies that will take you into the sporting action epicenter, smuggling you through history? I think this is the perfect way to learn Formula 1 because the perspective of its key players, the drivers, allows you to open the doors to the past and to compare…
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Is The Canadian Grand Prix A Good Track?
Since its introduction in Formula 1 in 1978, the Canadian Grand Prix track has stood out from other rounds in the championship. With always unpredictable notes, Montreal has distinct specifications. So let’s review why the Canadian Grand Prix track is so good. The Montreal F1 Track’s Main Features That Make It Special The Placement Or…
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I Think The Formula 1 Sprint Has To Be Changed
The Formula 1 sprint. Yes, it has been the most controversial topic in F1 for the last three years because it has as many supporters as detractors in and out of the race. However, let’s leave the debates about how exciting the F1 sprint is or isn’t to the sports pundits and deal with meaningful…
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Three Lost Facts About The Imola Grand Prix
If you use all the praise, it won’t be enough to describe the Imola Grand Prix. If Formula 1 were a sauce, the Emilia-Romagna race would be its secret origin ingredient because the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari definitely possesses racing magic. As the event places in the schedule, let’s delve into three facts that a…
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The Ultimate Balance:Â Is Formula 1 A Sport, A Show, Or Both?
Is Formula 1 a sport or a show? The debate rages on, with some claiming it’s just entertainment, while others disagree because of the physical demands this type of racing places on the drivers. On the one hand, the FIA Formula One World Championship is considered a motor racing sport. On the other hand, it…
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F1 Safety Car For Beginners In Simple Terms
What’s the distraction element of the race, and why doesn’t it look like other Formula 1 cars? You might wonder when watching the safety car in action, especially for the first time. But, it is the rule-keeper of the Grand Prix in case of any eventuality. However, what exactly is a safety car in F1…
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F1 Jargon For Beginners: Guide To Formula 1 Language
First time in Formula 1? Watching the race with excitement as it starts: ‘DRS activated’, ‘safety car’ and ‘box, box!’ and losing the logical chain? Googling the terms, but the actions come to an end? Don’t worry. The same thing happened to me and all new F1 fans. I have collected only the necessary slang of…
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The Unique Challenges Of The Shanghai Circuit
Imagine, the Chinese Grand Prix debuted almost twenty years ago, and its venue, Shanghai track, became a worthy skills test for the drivers. Since 2004, it has kept the original configuration, while the complex layout and demanding corners are hard-fought enough that racers ideally need extra time to prepare for the event. As Formula 1…