Tag Archives: 2018 F1 Season

2018 has not been the strongest of years for four-time champion Sebastian Vettel. He has had to look on as rival Lewis Hamilton reached five Formula 1 world championships before him. The scripted for the season – which put the two four-time champions at their absolute peaks in cars near-equal to fiercely battle it out across the season – did …

The championships are both over and won, all that’s left to race for now is pride or the odd championship position.

The Drivers’ Championship may be over, but the Constructors’ Championship can still be won at the Brazilian GP

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 driver market is getting ever more ridiculous, everything is going on, but it’s time for the night race, the Singapore GP.

The summer break is over, drivers have moved all over the place, Fernando Alonso won a race and then got disqualified, but now it is time for the Belgian GP.

So far this season Red Bull have won the third, sixth and ninth races, the Hungarian GP is the 12th, can they keep the pattern going?

With 10 of the 21 races down, arguably more questions have been raised than answers over which direction both Formula 1 championships are swinging. Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull all have potentially title-winning cars. Behind, Haas and Renault have taken the march at the front of the midfield, ahead of McLaren and Force India. Sauber is arguably punching above its …

The German GP was missing from the calendar last season, but it is back at the Hockenheimring this weekend. Track Stats: 4.575km long lap 67 lap race 306.458km race distance 35 previous races 18 wins from pole (51.43%) 26 wins from the front row (74.29%) 22 different winners 12 wins from Ferrari 4 wins from Michael Schumacher Driver/Team Stats: Romain …

With 10 of the 21 races down, arguably more questions have been raised than answers over which direction both Formula 1 championships are swinging. Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull all have potentially title-winning cars. Behind, Haas and Renault have taken the march at the front of the midfield, ahead of McLaren and Force India. Sauber is arguably punching above its …