Montreal, Sunday night. Max Verstappen climbs out after going wheel-to-wheel with Hamilton and immediately reignites the talk about walking away. Same frustration, higher stakes. The Core Issue: Driving Style That Feels Fake He wants the 60-40 regs locked in for 2027. More ICE, less hybrid babysitting. No more lifting, coasting, harvesting at the wrong moments … Read more
Felix Rosenqvist and David Malukas went to the Yard of Bricks side by side and the Swede got there first — by just 0.0233 seconds. Closest finish in Indianapolis 500 history, full stop. The previous record from 1992 just got obliterated. He ran it right against the wall on the high line out of Turn … Read more
Rob Collard and Hugo Cook took the Lamborghini to victory in the first British GT race of the Bank Holiday Monday double, but it was far tighter than the result suggests. Just 0.2 seconds separated them from Ross Gunn and Beechdean’s Aston at the flag. Gunn threw everything at it on the final lap and … Read more
There are wins you control. And there are wins that just… fall into your hands. This one clearly belonged to the second category — and the man standing on the top step knew it. He didn’t even try to dress it up. “Not really the way I wanted to win.” That’s not something you hear … Read more
Kimi Antonelli just won his fourth straight race, and he did it the hard way — going toe-to-toe with George Russell for 31 laps in one of the best intra-team scraps we’ve seen in years. Then the Mercedes power unit cut out on Russell and the fight was over. Brutal. The two Silver Arrows were … Read more
George Russell beat his own team-mate to Sprint pole at the Canadian Grand Prix, and the manner in which he did it tells you everything about where Mercedes’ head is right now. Russell edged Kimi Antonelli by just 0.068 seconds — a margin so thin it barely registers on a stopwatch. But this wasn’t a … Read more
As the circus rolls into Montreal, the teams have been playing their usual game of technical poker ahead of a track that punishes you for getting it wrong. Long straights, tight chicanes, and heavy braking zones mean cooling and aero balance are everything here. Some squads brought scalpel work, others brought sledgehammers. Ferrari showed up … Read more
Circuit Gilles Villeneuve has always been a proper street-fight disguised as a Grand Prix track. Tight, bumpy, and with that infamous final chicane waiting to punish the greedy, it rewards commitment on the brakes and a setup that can handle serious kerb abuse. This weekend it’s a sprint format, which means one hour of practice … Read more
Montreal in late May. The Wall of Champions looming, the hairpin ready to bite, and a Sprint weekend that guarantees zero breathing room. After the regulatory reset of 2026, Circuit Gilles Villeneuve feels like the perfect pressure cooker to expose exactly where the pecking order really sits. Mercedes arrive carrying momentum and a 20-point lead … Read more