I should really have written this yesterday, but got distracted by the football! Anyway, it’s the Canadian GP weekend and the 35th F1 race at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.

What an absolutely insane Monaco GP that was, controversy, Mercedes domination, dirt in the eye and points for Marussia.

The Monaco GP is the most unique race on the calendar, it has the shortest track, the slowest speed and is the only exception to the 305km race distance rule.

Sir John Arthur “Jack” Brabham, a true F1 legend. Jack Brabham will never be forgotten, the first Aussie champion and the only man to win a championship in a car of his own creation.

First race in Europe is over and guess what? Mercedes won the race, first time for everything I guess.

The start of the European season at last, the Spanish GP at the Circuit de Catalunya, or the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya as it is now known.

20 years on and Roland Ratzenberger is a driver often forgotten at this time of year as everyone else focuses on Ayrton Senna.

Taken a little bit longer than usual for the Chinese GP post-race stats, partially due to being at Silverstone for the WEC and partially due to laziness!

Shanghai, the 2014 Chinese GP and the track with the longest straight currently in Formula One. Lewis Hamilton has won the last two GPs, but has never in his career won three in a row.

Bore-rain? Not this time, the Bahrain GP was surprisingly exciting and action packed, especially after the safety car period.