This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognizing you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.
Tag: Chronicle
-
2025 WRC Sweden Rally Review: Elfyn Evans’ Full House
Forget the postcard-perfect snowscapes and fleeting glimpses of reindeer. Rally Sweden 2025 delivered a far more compelling spectacle: Elfyn Evans’ stunning and unexpected domination. Evans came to SLAY, seizing every possible point throughout the weekend and playing a ‘full house’ that few saw coming. Was Evans on anyone’s podium prediction list? Definitely not! Most expected…
-
The Rally Monte Carlo 2025: Ice, Tires, And Chaos
The Rally Monte Carlo 2025 is in the racing books and Instagram stories! And what a ride! I was practically glued to the edge of my seat to the end of the event. But let’s face it: the real MVPs of this rally weren’t the drivers (well, not just the drivers) but the wild weather…
-
Hot Vs Cold And Formula 1 Cars: In Simple Terms
What can we wish for when the Formula 1 season is over, but winter is at its peak and Christmas is approaching? It would be fascinating to see an F1 race in the snow because F1 cars are built with cutting-edge technology. They are designed for ‘anything can happen’ racing, whether wind, heat, barometric pressure,…
-
What Makes The 24 Hours Of Le Mans So Special?
Check any racing-related thing, whether a book, movie, or whatever. One way or another, these will mention the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Ask any professional driver, and they’ll say the same: ‘Omg, this is Le Mans!’ Moreover, each time a few months before the race, the motorsports starts to buzz, exciting people more and…
-
The Drag Reduction System: Why Is DRS Used In F1 Racing?
In Formula 1, where speed is everything, even thousandths of a second can make the difference. The Drag Reduction System (DRS) helps drivers find this advantage, even when doubtful. But what exactly does DRS do in F1 racing? In Simple Terms: Often referred to as ‘letterbox’ or ‘flap,’ the DRS allows cars to overtake in…
-
The Russian F1 Drivers: Who Was The Most Successful And Why?
As soon as the wave of rumors arose around the former racer Nikita Mazepin, we decided to make a short briefing on the Russian F1 drivers for new Formula 1 fans. Charisma, skill, or luck, who were these drivers, and who was the most successful? Let’s explore this in this article. For the whole story…
-
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…
-
Why Are Rally Cars Hatchbacks? Just Compare To Sedans
So, why are rally cars hatchbacks? There are many opinions on this point, such as hatchbacks are lighter, smaller, and have shorter wheelbases than sedans. However, I suggest you compare two legendary vehicles in the WRC to find the answer. On the one hand, there is the sedan Subaru Impreza WRC97 and the hatchback Hyundai I20N…
-
Why Do I Love Remembering Group B Rally Cars?
I am not the only one. The phenomenon of Group B rally cars is linked to the golden era of the FIA World Rally Championship. Despite the short lifespan from 1982-1986, Lancia Delta S4, Peugeot 205 T16, MG Metro 6R4, and Audi Quattro S1 E2 still have a magnificent power to charm everyone from spectators to professional…
-
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…