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

On paper, the 2019 Formula 1 season was yet another walkover from Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes. The reality is that others featured heavily through the season

On paper, the 2019 Formula 1 season was yet another walkover from Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes. The reality is that others featured heavily through the season

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, …

With testing over and the Australian GP coming up this weekend, it’s time for the yearly predictions for the StatBlog crew, with often mixed success.

Testing is done and the F1 season is soon to be upon us, so as always, it’s time for me to sum up the stats and make some ridiculous comparisons with lengths.

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.

With testing over for another season, it’s time for my analysis of testing distance, cars and my usual hint of silliness.

During the summer break I usually give a bit of analysis on the season so far and how drivers are doing, little bit late this time but it’s here at last!

We approach the half-way point in a thrilling new era of Formula 1. New cars, new faces at the top and new championship battles. Much of the story of the season to date has been about the titanic duel between Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel. In Austria, Hamilton’s team-mate Valtteri Bottas (who amazingly is yet to be signed …