Summer break is over, and Mercedes has yet to announce drivers for 2026. Mercedes has an issue and is at a critical crossroads. Three world-class drivers are vying for two seats. George Russell wants a multi-year contract. Kimi Antonelli is viewed as a future world champion. Max Verstappen has been rumored for the seat all season. I have zero sources saying this, so take this … Continue reading Opinion: Mercedes has an Issue
With all of the hype and buildup over the last many months, we have finally arrived at the official driver lineup for the American luxury and performance icon and the second American F1 team in Cadillac. For months, the social channels have been ringing with assumptions and speculations, but now we have the facts. 10-time Grand Prix winner Valtteri Bottas will make his F1 return … Continue reading Cadillac Makes Their 2026 F1 Lineup Official
It’s race week once again. What began in Australia in March has brought us twelve rounds of action so far, marking the halfway point of the 2025 season—a perfect time, then, to take stock of what’s happened and what may yet happen. Back in January, I wrote a piece discussing the core themes to watch out for as the season developed. Let’s take a look … Continue reading F1 2025: How Things Stand at the Half-Way Point
England’s own Lando Norris won for the first time at Silverstone today following his McLaren teammate’s 10-second penalty, resulting in a Piastri P.2. But the result that has so far taken social media by storm was the first ever podium finish for Niko Hulkenberg in P.3. Image via F1 X Full Results 1 Lando Norris 2 Oscar Piastri 3 Niko Hulkenberg 4 Lewis Hamilton 5 … Continue reading 2025 British Grand Prix Results
The weekend was set from Friday afternoon with tons of great racing around the world. Let’s look at my top five takeaways. First, Corey Heim and Layne Riggs must be promoted after this season. Heim’s talent level is above that of his peers in the truck series. He’s Toyota’s future star. He has run well in his limited cup starts this season. I feel he … Continue reading Five Takeaways From this Weekend in Motorsports
ESPN announced Thursday the nominees for their “Best Driver” ESPY award. Representation is spread across three of the world’s major motorsports: the Formula 1 World Championship, the NTT IndyCar Series, and NASCAR’s Cup Series. ESPN will broadcast the 2025 ESPY Awards from the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles on July 16th at 8 pm ET with comedian Shane Gillis as the host. The drivers nominated … Continue reading Logano and Verstappen Among Four Drivers Nominated for Best Driver at the ESPY’s
The mid-season rumor mill is swirling in Formula 1. The latest rumor is that Lance Stroll has asked out of Formula 1. The team plans to pursue George Russell to replace Stroll. This is nothing more than a rumor now, but it’s a fun what-if to cover. How would the move affect F1? Immediately, Toto Wolff would be on the phone with Max Verstappen’s representatives. … Continue reading Opinion: What Happens if Lance Stroll Leaves Aston Martin?
The holiest weekend in all of sports. The Trifecta of racing. Monaco, Indy, and Charlotte. Three of the biggest races of their respective racing series. To win these events puts you into racing immortality, and this weekend’s winners were all beyond deserving. NASCAR, Formula 1, and IndyCar are three of the world’s biggest racing series with tens of millions of viewers worldwide. Each has its … Continue reading The Three Winners of Motorsport’s Holiest Weekend
Lando Norris beats Leclerc and Piastri to win his 6th GP victory and 2nd of the season at Monaco. Lando sits second in the driver standings behind his McLaren teammate, Oscar Piastri. Leaving Monaco, Norris now sits only three points behind Oscar. Hamilton was the last car on the lead lap in 5th position, with Hadjar being a lap back in 6th. Image Sourced via … Continue reading Norris Wins Monaco – Full Results
“Twenty-five drivers start every season in Formula 1, and each year, two of us die.”. The opening line of the 2013 movie, Rush, rang true for motorsports throughout its history. Today, NASCAR, IndyCar, and F1 are much safer. Motorsports paid a high price to get where we are today. NASCAR’s top series recognizes 128 deaths of both drivers and spectators, F1 recognizes 52 driver deaths, … Continue reading The Bloody March Towards Safety in Motorsports
