The world continues to be affected by the ongoing global pandemic, but racetracks up and down the UK are opening up their doors to fans with open arms. It is important in these challenging times to support your local circuit, or even to travel further afield and try a new venue out.

AWS have released what they call the Fastest Driver in Formula 1, and even after reading their explanations, just, no.

The second triple-header of the 2020 season is here, the British GP at Silverstone, before next weekend travelling all the way to Silverstone for the 70th Anniversary GP.

After spending two weekends racing in Austria, we finally move on to a different track and country, and it's one Hamilton is incredibly dominant at.

The break has been far longer than expected, but at last the season is starting. The calendar may still change somewhat during the year, but we start off with Austria, and then go all the way to Austria.

I made the mistake of reading every single reply to F1’s tweet announcing the #WeRaceAsOne initiative, and I am frankly disgusted in some F1 ‘fans’.

There are a lot of drivers and teams that have only entered or started a single race, or won only once, this is a quiz of many of these one-offs in F1.

So since F1 and many other sports and motorsports are on somewhat of a hiatus due to the current COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic, a lot of you are probably going to be fairly bored on the weekends. But fear not, there are still many things to watch.

Formula One is back for another year, there were due to be a record 22 races in the 2020 season, that figure looks likely to change but Australia is at least going ahead as planned.

Testing is over once again and the Australian GP is looming, which means it must be time for the yearly predictions by the StatBlog crew.