Christopher Rehn

Over the weekend, Russell was definitely the stronger of the two. Lewis had a great race, beating others who matched his strategy, but was only possible because he was beaten by Russell in qualifying.

Well, Verstappen did not abort the lap so much as he went off track pushing.

“The last Abu Dhabi GP was SC & VSC-free but might’ve featured a yellow caution at one point.” It would be really interesting to see the last race without as much as a Yellow flag. I feel like that must be exceedingly rare.

Well, he did botch his first Q3 attempt which would probably have put him on pole seeing how dominant he was in practice. P9 was caused by himself, but he made up for it with a brilliant race.

The race? Verstappen or Hamilton. Qualifying? Magnussen The weekend? Gasly maybe. Alonso maybe? They both got the absolute maximum out of both Q and R. I’ll give it to the Frenchman for this round.

The race itself was probably a 7/10, but with the utter dominance of Red Bull there is not and will never be a battle for the positions that matter. By lap 5, it was clear Verstappen was going to catch Perez and […]

When looking at both races this weekend, it’s easily Checo. Honorable mentions to Leclerc and Alonso, but Perez easily had the upper hand on Max in two races and one quali this weekend.

I’m not entirely sure why you’re picking on two of the drivers who actually got through the mayhem that was this Australian GP.

Does this also mark the most championship titles on a podium ever? We have 2+7+2 for a total of 11 championships. the 2012 European GP saw Schumacher join Kimi and Alonso, but Kimi had 1 championship to the 2 of […]

OK, so… Sainz brakes a bit late, touches Alonso enough to spin him around, 5 seconds. Gasly literally veers into another car after being off, no penalty. No Nils no, this is so not right.

And you weren’t miles off. And they probably would have, had Senna been smarter.

I have them pegged for 19 of 23 wins. 3 Ferrari wins, 1 Mercedes win, 0 Aston Martin wins.

Of course it is a dig at them, they are the only team convicted of going above the cap.

I definitely hope to be wrong, I’d love to see the Red and the Silvery-Black to duke it out with Red Bull. Definitely wouldn’t mind throwing Alonso into the mix as well! I just feel like this year is probably even […]

I’m afraid Red Bull will pull away further. I refuse to believe Adrian Newey is simply that much smarter than the other 9 designers, so what is the secret sauce? It will be interesting to see just how dominant […]

1. How many different teams will win races over the course of the 2023 F1 season? Three teams: Red Bull, Ferrari, and Mercedes. 2. Who will be the first driver to retire from a race during 2023? Valtteri […]

Isn’t Mick available through Mercedes? I would assume he has the best knowledge of these ground effect cars, even if he has not driven this particular car. Drugovich would be a logical pick if the injury lasted […]

Considering the rapid pace of development displayed by Red Bull last year where they brought updates very frequently even when rivals stopped developing due to budgets, it will be interesting to see how they did […]

They just need to sort out the engine reliability, strategy mistakes, tyre life, aerodynamic shortcomings, and drivability. Then they’ll be a force to be reckoned with. So…. it’s a P3 for Ferrari in 2023, […]

He was solidly reliable but unspectacular in his first year, no stupid mistakes all season long. I think that’s a healthy foundation, but he needs to start adding some results this season such as the fastest lap in Japan.