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Hamilton Partners with New Engineer for Enhancing Performance at Spa

After an impressive comeback at Spa-Francorchamps, Lewis Hamilton announced his collaboration with a new performance engineer, complemented by his race engineer Riccardo Adami. This strategic change aims to boost Hamilton's performance in the competitive landscape of Formula 1.

Our Take:

This development could signal a pivotal shift in Hamilton's approach to racing. Having already experienced a remarkable resurgence, the addition of a fresh perspective in the engineering team might provide the subtle edge he needs to challenge for victories and reclaim dominance on the circuit.

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Source: F1 Technical

Is Oscar Piastri's Road to the 2025 Championship Already Clear?

Following his impressive victory at Zandvoort, Oscar Piastri has established himself as the frontrunner for the 2025 Formula 1 title, boasting a commanding 34-point lead. With only nine races remaining in the season, the question arises: is the title fight effectively over? Our Take: Piastri's current momentum and

Sainz Critiques Stewarding at Dutch GP after Controversial Penalty

Carlos Sainz expressed frustration after receiving a 10-second penalty at the Dutch Grand Prix, labeling it a "complete joke." The incident occurred during a collision with Liam Lawson at the lap 27 restart, ultimately affecting his race outcome. Our Take: Sainz's criticism highlights a growing concern

Antonelli's Aggressive Move Costs Him as Leclerc Critiques Overtaking Attempt

In a contentious incident during the recent race, Andrea Kimi Antonelli received two penalty points from the stewards after a collision with Charles Leclerc. Leclerc criticized Antonelli’s overtaking maneuver as overly ambitious, highlighting the risks of aggressive racing. Our Take: While competitive spirit is vital in Formula 1, this

Dutch Grand Prix 2025: Key Insights from the Top Three Press Conference

Following the thrilling Dutch Grand Prix, Oscar Piastri emerged victorious, while Max Verstappen and Isack Hadjar rounded out the podium in second and third place respectively. The top three drivers shared their thoughts during the FIA-hosted press conference, reflecting on their performances at Zandvoort. Our Take: Today's race

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Is Oscar Piastri's Road to the 2025 Championship Already Clear?

Sainz Critiques Stewarding at Dutch GP after Controversial Penalty

Antonelli's Aggressive Move Costs Him as Leclerc Critiques Overtaking Attempt

Dutch Grand Prix 2025: Key Insights from the Top Three Press Conference