It's officially been a year since the day that broke hearts worldwide, one year since Daniel Ricciardo lined up on the F1 grid for the last time.

The Monza Grand Prix wasn't just another long awaited Max Verstappen win, it was proof that McLaren's biggest threat is themselves. Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri showed once again that the papaya team is top of the field while McLaren imposed team orders that divided fans even more than they already are. The question now isn't "can McLaren win?" it's "can they survive themselves?"

Last Sunday's Dutch Grand Prix wasn't just the first race back after the summer break; it was Formula 1 running in full soap opera mode, which I'm sure Netflix was happy about. Between Max Verstappen's podium at home, McLaren falling in on itself, a Red Bull Rookie announcing himself, and Ferrari seemingly going back to year 2022, Zandvoort proved that this season is far from over.

It’s every Formula 1 fan's dream to attend a Grand Prix. The thrill of watching the fastest cars on Earth speed by in real time. The excitement of arriving at the track full of anticipation for what’s to come. Being surrounded by so many people who love the same sport. It’s an experience like no other.

Filled with awkward driver moments, nearly identical car liveries to last season, and an interesting performance lineup, the F175 Car...

As the season gets closer and the drivers get back into work schedules, it’s the perfect time to look at the new driver pairings for 2025...

As a new season of Formula 1 approaches, a new battle begins.

After clinching his fourth world championship in Las Vegas, Max Verstappen took the top step for the ninth time this season in Qatar.

The Dutch national anthem played for the first time since Spain as Max Verstappen took the top step for the eighth time this season...