Stats

Well there aren’t really that many stats with the Russian GP as the first one was only last year, but here goes!

A bit of a dull Japanese GP, Hamilton took the lead by turn two and kept it the entire race. Rosberg started on pole but finished the first lap in fourth place after being forced wide by Hamilton.

Win number three of the season for Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari and the first retirement of Lewis Hamilton in 2015.

The F1 night race! The Singapore GP is this weekend, assuming the smog doesn’t cancel the race.

Magnificent Monza? Not so much, a bit of a slow Italian GP. It started and finished well but once everyone had pitted there was very little action on track.

Glorious Monza, home of the Italian GP and the most used track in F1 history.

The long break is over, at last F1 is back with the Belgian GP, and we no longer need to spend every Sunday making our own engine noises.

It’s half way into the season with a long summer break, the perfect time to compare the stats of the season to see how well each driver has been doing.

What a race that was! For almost the entire race you couldn’t be sure who would finish on the podium. Much like in Silverstone the two Mercedes locked out the front row and then lost it by turn one, this time with the two Ferraris prancing ahead of the Silver Arrows. Hamilton started the race on pole but very quickly …

The Hungarian GP is just about half way into the season and it looks like Mercedes are walking away with both championships. The Silver Arrows have more points than Ferrari and Williams combined.