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Red Bull Dominates: A Look at the Constructors' Championship Standings Post-Spa

Following an impressive double victory at Spa, Red Bull Racing has solidified its lead in the constructors' championship, boasting more points than the combined totals of Alpine, Haas, Aston Martin, Racing Bulls, Sauber, and Williams.

Our Take:

Red Bull's current dominance is not just a testament to their engineering prowess but also the strategic brilliance of their team. If they continue at this pace, it raises questions about competitive balance in F1, potentially leading to calls for changes in regulations to level the playing field.

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Source: F1Technical.net

McLaren's Swift Ascent Echoes Ferrari's Golden Era

Andrea Stella, team principal of McLaren, draws parallels between the current team's rapid progress and Ferrari's illustrious past with Michael Schumacher. Surprised by the pace of McLaren's growth, he notes their impressive performance, having won the constructors' title last season and leading both

McLaren Dominates Opening Practice at Hungarian GP

McLaren showcased impressive speed in the first day of the Hungarian Grand Prix weekend, with Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri finishing first and second in both practice sessions. The team seems to have a solid pace advantage while potentially holding back more for qualifying. Our Take: The strong performance from

Alonso Misses FP1 at Hungarian GP: A Setback or Strategic Move?

Fernando Alonso is taking a cautious approach this weekend at the Hungarian Grand Prix, opting to skip the first practice session due to a back muscle strain. Reserve driver Felipe Drugovich stepped in for the two-time world champion, but Alonso remains optimistic about his performance for the rest of the

Verstappen's Struggles in Hungary: A Surprising Start to the Weekend

Max Verstappen faces an unexpected challenge at the Hungarian Grand Prix weekend, reporting significant issues with his Red Bull car. Following the first two practice sessions, he found himself in 14th place, a notable 1.1 seconds behind leader Lando Norris. Our Take: This early setback raises concerns for the

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McLaren's Swift Ascent Echoes Ferrari's Golden Era

McLaren Dominates Opening Practice at Hungarian GP

Alonso Misses FP1 at Hungarian GP: A Setback or Strategic Move?

Verstappen's Struggles in Hungary: A Surprising Start to the Weekend