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  • Predict your 2025 Driver’s Champion!

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    Predict your 2025 F1 Drivers Champion!

    Lights out and away we go—it’s prediction time! Get ready to take pole position. Think fast, pick your strategy, and make the call before the checkered flag waves. Let’s see if you’ve got what it takes to top the podium!

    Looks like this quiz hit the checkered flag before you could make your move! The grid was packed, the slots filled faster than a Red Bull on a straight, and now the entry gate is slammed shut. Don’t let it spin you out—stay ready for the next race because when the lights go out again, you’ll need to be quicker than a pit crew on fresh tires. Game on, racer!

  • Why is Monaco Still on the F1 Calendar?

    Why is Monaco Still on the F1 Calendar?

    The Monaco Grand Prix is one of most iconic races and is among the most famous for opposing reasons. The track is narrow, and overtaking is nearly impossible, often making the races processional, provided when it rains where it often throws surprise.

    AI Generated image because, well, it is not easy to by a 600$ Image from Getty. This was supposed to look like the Starting Grid at Monaco, well, at least that is what was prompted.

    Monaco often is seen as one of the most prestigious to win, given its difficult to race, very easy to crash and that would change the results of the race dramatically.

    The glitz and glamour of the event, paired with its breathtaking scenery, make it a crown jewel in motorsport. Winning Monaco is as much about skill as it is about precision. Love it or hate it, Monaco remains a symbol of F1’s heritage.

    On 14th November 2024, FIA announced that Monaco Grand Prix will remain on the Formula 1 calendar until 2031. This has been quite a debate among the fans, who are divided on the existence of the Monaco GP.

    Drivers to love to race here, and there is a lot of flamboyance to this place, the principality is the place that Charles Lecrec calls home.

  • Formula 1 Statistics: Drivers, Constructors, and Top Performances

    Formula 1 Statistics: Drivers, Constructors, and Top Performances

    Formula 1 is the pinnacle of motorsport, boasting a rich history of competition and incredible achievements by drivers and constructors alike. In this post, we explore some fascinating F1 statistics, including championship standings, top-scoring drivers, and unique records.

    F1 Drivers’ Championship Standings

    YearDriverTeam
    2023Max VerstappenRed Bull Racing
    2022Max VerstappenRed Bull Racing
    2021Lewis HamiltonMercedes-AMG
    2020Lewis HamiltonMercedes-AMG
    2019Lewis HamiltonMercedes-AMG

    F1 Constructors’ Championship Standings

    YearConstructorDrivers in Team
    2023Red Bull RacingMax Verstappen, Sergio Pérez
    2022Red Bull RacingMax Verstappen, Sergio Pérez
    2021Mercedes-AMGLewis Hamilton, Valtteri Bottas
    2020Mercedes-AMGLewis Hamilton, Valtteri Bottas
    2019Mercedes-AMGLewis Hamilton, Valtteri Bottas

    Top 20 F1 Drivers by Points Scored

    RankDriverPoints Scored
    1Lewis Hamilton4500+
    2Max Verstappen3500+
    3Sebastian Vettel3000+
    4Fernando Alonso2800+
    5Kimi Räikkönen1900+

    F1 Top 20 Drivers Who Have Raced More than 150 Times Without a Podium

    RankDriverRaces
    1Andrea de Cesaris208
    2Nico Hülkenberg183
    3Adrian Sutil128
    4Pierluigi Martini119
    5Derek Warwick108

    Formula 1 is as much about its history as it is about its current stars. These statistics highlight the drivers and teams that have defined the sport through their victories and resilience. Which statistic surprises you the most? Share your thoughts below!