Thursday , 28 March 2024

Jack Amey

I used to write for this website. Now write about bikes.

Why F1StatBlog supports the new Racing Pride initiative

F1StatBlog and its contributors passionately support the Racing Pride initiative, and firmly believes that the movement is vital for tackling the stigma of LGBTQ+ within motorsport. The fantastic thing about motor racing is that it is inclusive for all – regardless of gender, race, disability, age, and of course, sexuality.

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Our 2018 F1 Predictions

Daimler/Mercedes AMG F1

My predictions last year were actually surprisingly good, couple of mistakes sure, but the majority was pretty spot on. And as has become tradition, the three main StatBlog writers will be doing predictions again to see who ends up closest.

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F1 2017 Game Review

Both me and my Formula E/Opinion writer Jack Amey have bought and reviewed F1 2017, and just for this we now have a YouTube channel for F1 2017 footage (and in the future, maybe more too, who knows?). Both of us have recorded footage, both using a Logitech G29 steering wheel and have a decent gaming PC to run the game on, and no assists, at all.

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Mexico City ePrix 2017: Preview

(c) Renault Sport media

Round four of the 2016/17 Formula E season takes place at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, the second race in Formula E to take place on the Mexican circuit. A month on from Sebastien Buemi becoming the first driver to win three races in a row in Formula E, the pressure is starting to turn up on his competitors as they …

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Rosberg’s status as a deserving champion is not to be debated

Rosberg celebrates his title win in Abu Dhabi

It seems remarkable that after nine wins out of 21 against a very competitive teammate, Nico Rosberg’s worthiness as a champion is being doubted by some in Formula 1. Stats, a common occurrence on this website, are often touted to prove that Lewis Hamilton is the better driver. After all, he did win 10 races to Rosberg’s nine, and secured …

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Formula E 2016-17: Season Opener

Three months after Sebastien Buemi took his first Formula E championship in controversial fashion, the electric racing series returns to competitive action at a brand new circuit. The Hong Kong Cental Harbourfront Circuit is a 1.860km circuit in Hong Kong, featuring 10 corners that twist around the streets near Central Harbour. The circuit, however, is not the only aspect of …

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Hamilton’s Drive From The Back – Stunning or Average?

Mercedes AMG F1/Daimler

Stunning. Outstanding. Driver of the day. Amazing. Remarkable. All words used to describe Lewis Hamilton’s drive from 21st on the grid to third in the race. But the reality was far different from what the results suggested. Don’t get me wrong, the result was impressive. Starting 21st and finishing third is a good result no matter the circumstance. But a …

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2016 London e-Prix Preview

For the second year in a row, London plays home to the Formula E title decider as Sebastien Buemi and Lucas di Grassi look to take the crown from Nelson Piquet, Jr.

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Grosjean proving himself worthy of Ferrari 2017 seat

Grosjean proving himself worthy of Ferrari 2017 seat

Once labelled a ‘first lap nutcase’ by Mark Webber following a collision at Suzuka in 2012, Romain Grosjean’s career looked like it would not progress. Despite showing flashes of brilliance, he had also shown times where he was not aware of his surroundings and caused numerous lap one collisions. Stagnation was a real possibility for Grosjean. Instead, Grosjean put his …

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