Carlos Sainz Azerbaijan GP Podium was the highlight of Formula 1’s race in Baku, to give Williams their first podium under James Vowles and launch a cheeky gift from Toto Wolff. By completing third in Baku, Sainz did not only provide Williams with their first Williams podium with James in command but also made the paddock realise that persistence, good strategy, and leadership could still win the battle...
Azerbaijan Grand Prix was a demonstration of dominance, disappointment, and surprise. Meanwhile, Max Verstappen won handsomely, Oscar Piastri hit the wall, and Carlos Sainz in his new Williams car put in a brilliant performance to take third placean encouraging drive considering that this was a very good debut season with his new team. The Comprehensive Win of Max Verstappen. Max Verstappen, the pole setter dominated the race in...
The Azerbaijan Grand Prix qualification in Baku had come up with an intriguing blend of speed, shocks and suspense. Once again, Max Verstappen proved that he is the dominant power in Formula 1, when he scored the pole position with a magnificent final lap. But the almost compelling tale was that of the man who would have scored a great pole as a first-time driver in Williams and...
Azerbaijan GP: Five Plotlines that may define the drama of Baku. Things never lack excitement in the Azerbaijan GP. One of the things the street circuit at Baku has built is a reputation of chaos and unpredictability with shock winners or losers. There is a higher stake this year. Red Bull hopes to show that Monza was not just a single-off magical event and McLaren has to deal...
When Carlos Sainz picked Williams, a historic team that had long since lost its glory days. And to my mind, this is not a career move. Sainz is making Williams his life mission, the mission to recover its own course along with the brand name of one of the greatest figures of the sport. I have long been after Williams, and now the sense of atmosphere I have...
Why the Baku Street Circuit Could Suit Williams F1 Williams is pinning its hopes on Carlos Sainz to sparkle again as Formula 1 crew head into the Baku Grand Prix. After the frustrations of Monza, where the Italian crowd were eager to see fireworks and got a drip of ambition, the British team knows that it could not afford another weekend of missed opportunity. At Monza Sainz looked...
The Italian Grand Prix was a clinical masterclass of Max Verstappen who dominated the field with a well-우стыnanky drive that took another vital victory in Formula 1. Yet even as Verstappen was approaching at an ever-growing top speed, there was no mistaking that this was the case at the front, but the drama at McLaren, particularly the duo of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri being swapped in the...
Isack Hadjar himself walked out of the Dutch Grand Prix with one of the biggest stories of the weekend and not necessarily due to his first podium in Formula 1. Not only did the 20 year old rookie demonstrate composure and maturity that were well above his years, but this demonstrated ability caught the eye of Helmut Marko in a manner rarely achieved by drivers within the Red...
Alpine executive adviser Flavio 3 Briatore is a large-voiced and his most recent statement has set the Formula 1 paddock ablaze once again. In requesting a media briefing in Zandvoort, he stated that Alpine assisted Valtteri Bottas with a renewed contract with Cadillac, which will pilot in the championship in 2026. Cadillac, the American-based manufacturer that seeks to leave a mark in Formula 1 has already verified that...
Cadillac helped this by declaring Valtteri and Sergio Perez to become its drivers in 2026. The action left a lot of people shocked, as they thought the American brand should have featured the local talent. Rather, Cadillac chose two long time veterans and settled on the principle of holding on, being credible and leading, rather than being a national icon. It is not about an eye-catching entry door...