And we’re reaching the final race of the season, Abu Dhabi closes one of the longest season in F1 and with both championships decided it’s about time to enjoy the last race in Yas Marina saying goodbye, specially to Sebastian Vettel who will retire and will say goodbye to F1, and other drivers who will say a “see you later”

Salam, MiniFans! The last race of a season is always reason for both joy and sadness. It’s still a Formula 1 race, with twenty drivers going all out to finish in front of the others, but it’s also the beginning of the winter break. But above all, some season finishers serve as a giant farewell to some of the sport’s

Salam, MiniFans! As the 2022 season comes to a close, we’ve got one last racing weekend to enjoy. The championship might have already been decided a handful of weeks ago, but the fight for second place is still strong and hotter than ever as we get ready to say goodbye to one of the sport’s greatest. The start of Q1

Only one more race to go for the end of the F1 season and finally Mercedes won their first race of the season, but it was with George Russell who claimed his first ever Formula 1 victory at the São Paulo GP in Interlagos. The British driver had to fight against Red Bull and Ferrari on a race where the

Olá, MiniFans! No rain on the horizon for the race, but it doesn’t mean we have to forego an incredible racing afternoon in Interlagos. With Mercedes blocking out the front row for the first time in a year, Verstappen will need to fight tooth and nail to try and increase his number of victories in 2022, while his teammate is

Olá, MiniFans! Yesterday, we lived through a historic day in Formula 1, as Magnussen and Haas claimed their first ever pole position in one of those situations only Brazil brings us. In a Friday qualifying filled with the unknown of when the rain would come, they were the smartest of the class which, added to Magnussen’s mistake-free lap and the

The F1esta is back with another race at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez in Mexico. With both championships over, we can only enjoy the final rounds of the season with the battles of who will win the final rounds. Max Verstappen had to fight against Lewis Hamilton for the victory in Mexico with different strategies between both champions, being the Dutch

Hola, MiniFans! It’s race day in Mexico and all eyes are set on Mercedes. The team that has dominated the hybrid era seems to finally be back to fighting for wins, but the question that looms over them will be how they will manage the hunger of both their drivers. Who will prevail? The experienced seven-time world champion? Or the

Hola, MiniFans! Mexico has welcomed F1 once again under with both warm weather and fans cheering on drivers, especially their home hero. The weekend seemed to point out, for the second race in a row, that Mercedes has closed the gap to the top, after a magnificent free practice in the morning. As per usual, we continued our tradition of

The Circuit of the Americas is celebrating 10 years and the best way to do it is with an incredible race at the United States Grand Prix. Carlos Sainz started on pole, but after being crashed by Russell he had to retire and started a race where Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton fought for the victory, being the World Champion,