Formula One loves an acronym, and while their use is commonplace within the sport and during TV broadcasts, they can occasionally be baffling for newcomers. Now that you understand DRS, here are four other F1 acronyms you'll likely come across while following the sport. ...
“The timing of the Safety Car was a little unfortunate for Lando, because it came when his pace was very strong and he was in the lead, opening a large gap, but this is racing and we won’t dwell on it. He drove a very good race. Oscar was very strong also. It’s grea...
All in all, I felt good in the car. "Ollie did an exceptional job this weekend. To get into a Formula 1 car starting from FP3, when you don’t know the car and the track is one of the most challenging of the season, it is impressive to see someone get up to sp...
For the most part, we expect riders to use the Xelius DRS all-rounder, although we might also see the aero-optimised Aircode DRS or lightweight Xelius SL pop up from time to time. Ursus makes its WorldTour debut in 2025 too. The Italian brand is relatively unknown compared to more famil...
Sky Italia is the place to watch F1 in Italy. Former F1 test driver Davide Valsecchi provides pitlane reporting while Jacques Villeneuve provides commentary. How to watch F1 live stream in Japan Both DAZN and Fuji TV hold the rights to Formula 1 in Japan for the 2025 season. How to wat...
220-minus-AGE is based on data collected and analyzed by Drs. William Haskell and Samuel Fox in the 1970s. Despite its popularity, the formula can be inaccurate for many people. Haskell himself has denied that the formula was ever intended as a hard-and-fast rule to govern cardiovascular ...
Formula 1 has a range of different flags which may appear during competition, all carrying their own specific meaning. When Formula 1 drivers are out on track and in the heat of battle, the visual aid of a flag is vital, its design making a situation clear, whether it be making an orde...
The full story of Max Verstappen and Lando Norris controversial collision in the Austrian GP: the view from all sides and your say on who was at fault; battles to resume in the British GP this week, with Sundays race live on Sky Sports F1 and S...
How many laps is the Australian GP? The Australian Grand Prix will consist of 58 laps of the 5.278km (3.280mi) circuit, which amounts to 306.124km (190.240) of racing. Last year’s race was won by Charles Leclerc in a time of 1:27.548, although that included a couple ...
Indycar is only my second place because the timezone differences make it harder to follow. It's easily the best top level open-wheel racing around. F1 is more of a constant in life. There have been a few great races in recent seasons, but the fight at the front is generally too one...