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Isack Hadjar Dissects Challenges Faced in Canadian GP

Isack Hadjar expressed disappointment after the Canadian Grand Prix, stating that “everything was wrong” for the Racing Bulls team. Despite a strong performance in previous races, both Hadjar and his teammate Liam Lawson struggled to find the right setup for their tyres during the race.

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The difficulties faced by Hadjar highlight the unpredictability of F1 racing where even the slightest setup miscalculation can lead to poor performance on race day. It emphasizes the importance of adaptability in a sport where conditions and variables change rapidly, potentially shifting the momentum away from drivers who excelled in recent races.

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Wolff Expects Hamilton to Reignite His Passion at Ferrari, Plus Formula E Highlights

In the latest RaceFans round-up, Toto Wolff expresses his confidence in Lewis Hamilton rediscovering his competitive edge at Ferrari. Additionally, the round-up highlights an exhilarating first-time victory in Formula E, showcasing the evolving landscape of motorsport. Our Take: Hamilton's move to Ferrari could serve as a pivotal chapter

A Tribute to South Africa's Rich Formula 1 Heritage

Experience the journey of South African motorsport through Michele Lupini's latest book, "South African Champion." This comprehensive work explores over a century of racing history in the region, illuminating the evolution of Grand Prix and World Championship events. Our Take: As Formula 1 continues to globalize,

Norris's Struggles: Dominance or Disaster at McLaren

In a dramatic turn of events at the Canadian Grand Prix, Lando Norris's aggressive racing led to a collision with teammate Oscar Piastri, igniting discussions about McLaren's internal tensions and the implications for the 2025 championship battle. Our Take: This incident highlights the intense competitiveness within

Pirelli's Commitment to the C6 Tyre: A Path to Improvement in F1

Pirelli is standing by its controversial C6 tyre despite recognition of its performance gaps. The F1 tyre supplier acknowledges that while the C6 was introduced with high expectations during the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix, it requires enhancements to ensure it offers a competitive edge compared to the existing C5 compound. Our

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Wolff Expects Hamilton to Reignite His Passion at Ferrari, Plus Formula E Highlights

A Tribute to South Africa's Rich Formula 1 Heritage

Norris's Struggles: Dominance or Disaster at McLaren

Pirelli's Commitment to the C6 Tyre: A Path to Improvement in F1