A little bit later than planned, and I’m currently writing these from a hotel room in Canterbury, but here are the German GP stats! Track Stats: 4.575km long lap 67 lap race 306.458km race distance 36 previous races 18 wins from pole (50.00%) 26 wins from the front row (72.22%) 22 different winners 12 wins from Ferrari 4 wins from …

Silverstone is the home of British motorsport, and has just extended its F1 contract for another five years.

While I’m not exactly a game reviewer, I am a big gamer, with a particular fondness of racing games, so why not write a review for F1 2019?

The Red Bull Ring is, believe it or not, owned by Red Bull, which they won for the first time last season. Given the dominance of Mercedes this year, I would be very, very surprised if they won their home race again.

Paul Ricard is a relatively new track to return to F1, coming back just last year and was plagued with issues for those attending.

As many of you may know, Le Mans is one of my favourite races of the year, I was there last year, will definitely be there again several more times and usually watch the entire race without sleep, something I will do again today. So here are my 25 stats for the race, which will be tweeted on the hour, …

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Hamilton is strong in Canada and Mercedes have won every race so far this season, so the only real question, who will win best of the rest?

The steak of 1-2s for Mercedes continues, five from five so far in 2019, matching the current record for consecutive 1-2 finishes.

Yet another 1-2 victory for Mercedes this season, and the first time Hamilton has taken the fastest lap so far this season