United States

As now-six-time world champion Lewis Hamilton has continued to obliterate the record books, it is becoming more and more difficult to exclude him from the ‘greatest ever’ conversations.

The championship can be won this weekend, but will Hamilton take it home at the US GP or will he have to wait at least another week?

The fifth F1 race at COTA is upon us, the 38th US GP and the 67th GP in the US, Rosberg will remain the championship leader no matter what, but can he win the race?

Best race of the season so far by some way! Further proof of why the United States GP at COTA is very close to becoming my favourite race.

Every year the United States GP at COTA gets closer and closer to being my favourite of the season, can’t be too long until it reaches the top spot. Not only is the track great but the COTA Twitter account is fantastic and last year even helped me track someone down who could give me cowboy hat measurements for a stat!

‘MURICA! Decent race that, find myself loving the United States GP more every year, and there’s always a lot of good ideas for silly stats.

AMERICAAAAAAA! Back to the land of the free, third time at the Circuit of the Americas and the 65th Formula One Grand Prix in the USA.

Uhhh, right, United States GP post-race stats, sorry for the massive delay but better late than never! Vettel won again making it eight in a row.

‘MURICA! Only the second F1 race to take place at the Circuit of the Americas, but the 35th United States GP and the 64th F1 race in America.

A pretty good first race at the Circuit of the Americas, with some clever tactics from Ferrari before the race start to get both Alonso and Massa on the clean side of the grid. Red Bull suffered from their third alternator failure of the season, it previous failed at Valencia and Monza.