Hello, MiniFans! Back again at it in Silverstone, this time celebrating the 70th anniversary of Formula 1 as we know it in what may be its weirdest season ever. But we can always count on Silverstone and drivers out of position to make up for the strange context we find ourselves in, as does Max Verstappen on the opposite strategy

Hello, MiniFans! We’re yet again in Silverstone for our back to back racing weekends and our celebration of the 70th season of our beloved Formula 1. There’s been a lot going on behind the scenes: announcement of appeals by a number of teams against Racing Point regarding the FIA decisions, Hulkenberg racing again due to Sergio Pérez testing positive, contract

Hello, MiniFans! The fourth race of the season is finally upon us in a year Mercedes seems to be claiming as its own yet again. With another locked front row, it didn’t look as if the fight for the win would be entertaining, but the value of most of these races, as we’ve all learnt during a season that was

Hello, MiniFans! We’re back from our weeklong vacation from F1 after out first triple header and we’re back with a bang. The first driver to test positive, Sergio Pérez, needed a substitute that was none other than fan favourite Nico Hulkenberg, who has only been gone for three race weekends. It would almost open up one of the coveted places

Szia, MiniFans! We went into the race with a wet weather forecast and Max Verstappen sliding on the track, his car colliding with the barriers and sending his mechanics into a frenzy to try and repair it before the lights went out. Yesterday’s tyre strategy didn’t matter that much anymore, as no one dared to deviate from the green coloured

Szia, MiniFans! We’re back for the third week of consecutive racing, something we’re not too used to. Landing in a cold and wet Hungary, Racing Point needed to prove it’s not a “pink Mercedes” and Ferrari was desperate to show that the problems they’ve been suffering were more track related than due to the car’s development. Rain has been predicted

Hallo, MiniFans! The first of the double headers came along for the second race of the season with the memory of last week still fresh in everyone’s minds. The conditions, however, are different: lower temperatures giving drivers a colder track and a rain-filled qualifying session meant a free choice of starting tyres for everyone, which may prove to be key

Hallo, MiniFans! It’s the second race of the season, the first back to back and the first time we’ll be experiencing two consecutive racing weekends in the same circuit. However, the circumstances are very different: With rain scheduled for a big chunk of the weekend, we are deviating from the heat that was last weekend’s main character. Rain had already

  Hallo, MiniFans! We can finally say the 2020 season has kicked off! Almost four months of uncertainty have come to an end with a tightly packed calendar that will see a race almost every weekend, including the novelty of double headers in the same circuit. It’s also the first time the season starts on European soil since 1966, when

Hallo, MiniFans! Almost four months after it should have started, the F1 season finally kicked off in Austria. There are things we need to get used to: everyone wearing masks, no mingling around in the paddock, no fans filling the grandstands and dyeing them in bright colours, driver rooms taking over the former hospitality spaces. Although it will probably take