Category Archives: MiniDrivers

F1 – Chinese GP – Race

Nǐ hǎo, MiniFans! Saturday’s qualifying gifted us yet another meteoric Alonso lap which awarded him third place on the grid, leaving him fully out of position, as we were able to see during the sprint. Red Bull went back to their usual hunting grounds, locking out the front row, while Hamilton, who had shown great pace and driving just a

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F1 – Chinese GP – Sprint

Nǐ hǎo, MiniFans! After a five-year absence, we’re finally back in China, this time for a sprint weekend that has given drivers just one free session to get up to speed. One sprint qualifying in the wet later, it was proven that Verstappen and Red Bull are still human, as they could only reach fourth place on a very slippery

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F1 – Japanese GP – Race

Kon’nichiwa, MiniFans! After a welcome surprise las race with a non Red Bull winner, things seem to be back to normal in Suzuka. The pecking order is once again led by Verstappen, but his gap to both his teammate and the rest of the grid has shrunk. A brand new guest has also joined the weekend: the heat not seen

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F1 – Japanese GP – Qualifying

Kon’nichiwa, MiniFans! Welcome back to a cloudy Suzuka after a few free practices that left the drivers with less preparation time than usual, as the rain came down on Friday and didn’t let them go out whenever they wanted to. The order changed in the sessions that followed a more usual pattern, but one thing was common among them: Verstappen

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MiniDrivers – 2024 Australian GP

The Australian Grand Prix is synonymous with madness and chaos… And what a race it has gifted us this season! Something that seemed impossible… Watching Max Verstappen retiring was just the beginning of the madness that unfolded in Melbourne, where Carlos Sainz also clinched the first victory of the year after being operated on for appendicitis two weeks ago… And

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F1 – Australian GP – Race

G’day, MiniFans! Melbourne welcomes us back to a very sunny track and the possibility of a tighter race than what we’re used to lately. Ferrari has shown promising pace throughout the weekend and the gaps during qualifying weren’t too big, giving hope of a bit of a fight for the win with a driver only two weeks post op. Strategies

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