2024 has been one of the most competitive seasons we have seen for a while almost reminiscent of 2012, from the first thirteen races we have had six different winners from four teams. There were moments following those early flyways where I feared following Max Verstappen’s win in China, but since then he has won
Jack Fielding analyses the 2024 Canadian Grand Prix, looking at the stories behind a truly four-way battle for victory.
Max Verstappen had another dominant weekend winning both the sprint and grand prix in China his fourth win of the season. The Red Bull driver took victory with perfection as he beat Lando Norris by thirteen seconds as he controlled the race though it was never really in doubt. I don’t think I have much
Max Verstappen’s run of record-equalling wins was ended once again by Carlos Sainz as he took victory for Ferrari, down under. Sainz less than half a month earlier was in a hospital bed after abdominal surgery following an appendicitis diagnosis that forced him to miss the last race in Saudi Arabia. If that wasn’t enough,
The opening two races were dominated by Max Verstappen, but the off-track drama continues to dominate the headlines as the fallout from the Christian Horner behaviour investigation continues, while he was cleared by the external investigator it has opened up more questions about what’s going on behind the scene. A power struggle between many different
Jack Fielding analyzes the storylines in 2024. With Red Bull’s dominance, is Max Verstappen under pressure to maintain his status as “the man to beat.” Ferrari and Mercedes seek to close the gap, as the midfield battle intensifies. McLaren aims to avoid a slow start, while other teams strive for breakthrough success. The season promises exciting storylines and intense racing, leaving fans eagerly anticipating the action on the track.
Melbourne saw the third battle between Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen in what could be an epic battle. However that early race battle which saw Leclerc successfully defend his position before controlling the race at the front made it a rather tame affair compared to Sakhir and Jeddah. Leclerc launched cleanly to pull across the
The second round of the season gave us another look at what this season was promising to deliver, closer and faster racing. Watching both the race in Sakhir and Jeddah the biggest thing I took away was the ability of Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen to go at each other lap after lap on a
In this edition of behind the headlines, I’m going to look at some of the news stories, on track events and what could be ahead in the year ahead. 2022 could see the biggest shake-up in a generation with the new technical regulations. This is not a season prixview we will get to that in
Lewis Hamilton was on course for his eighth world title after leading much of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, but that would all change with five laps remaining. But let’s start at the beginning, Hamilton’s title rival Max Verstappen beat him to pole, quite convincingly by three and a half tenths, one of the largest
