Hello, MiniFans! An incident filled race was predicted, due to the slippery and tight nature of the track, but it was before the race that the problems started. Both Aston Martin had to pull out of the starting grid and be demoted to kicking off from the pitlane, due to a fuel temperature issue. The start was insanely clean for

Hello, MiniFans! We’re finally in Miami, ready for the drivers to decide who will get the first pole in this track, as long as accidents and red flags allow a bit of rest to them. However, the circuit had already taken its first victim, as Ocon couldn’t take part in the qualifying session due to his car not being easily

Ciao, MiniFans! Yesterday’s sprint gave us a small taste of what’s to come today, but we have an additional element to take into account. Rain is on the horizon for the race and Imola is ready to give the fans the excitement they’re always looking for. All cars were fitted with intermediate tyres for the start of the race. The

Ciao, MiniFans! We’re back in Imola and, after two years’ worth of missing the fans, tifosi are back in the circuit to cheer on the championship leaders. The first of the three sprint races of the season is here, and yesterday’s afternoon qualifying gave us the starting grid for today, as well as the poleman. Friday saw the rain on

G’day, MiniFans! Yesterday, qualifying left a few surprises, with both Spaniards on the grid getting caught by Alonso’s crash due to a failure of his hydraulics system, two red flags and Haas not performing the way they had in the first two races of the season, while McLaren seemed to be back in form. Nevertheless, we’re back in Australia after

G’day, MiniFans! We’re finally back to racing down under, but that’s not the only news from the weekend. Vettel is back after missing the first two races due to testing positive for COVID, and the FIA did a brief run of 4 DRS zones before scrapping the idea, after the first free sessions and consulting the drivers. Drivers seemed eager

Ahlan, MiniFans! After yesterday’s crash, Mick Schumacher won’t take part in the race, despite the driver saying he feels okay. Joining him in those who won’t start today is Yuki Tsunoda, whose car stopped on the way to the grid and had to bow out of the Saudi Arabian GP. Once again Ferrari and Red Bull settle as the top

Ahlan, MiniFans! After all that happened on Friday, it was decided that the race weekend would go ahead as planned, so here we are now, ready for the second qualifying session of the year. The story seems as if it’s the same as last week’s, with Ferrari and Red Bull comfortably sitting at the front but, as we know, nothing

Marhabaan, MiniFans! The first race of the season is upon us and it seemingly isn’t starting the way the 2021 season ended. We still have Verstappen in the top 2, but Mercedes has dropped back, exchanging places with Ferrari. For the first time in a long while, the qualifying tyre rule was dropped, so everyone in the top 10 chose soft

Marhabaan, MiniFans! Formula 1 is back for 2022 with many new regulations, a new face on the grid and a few old friends returning. Zhou debuts in F1, Albon and Magnussen are back on the grid after some time away and Hulkenberg has once again been summoned to sub in for a driver that tested positive for COVID-19, in this