Brazil delivers once more: pure chaos, drama, and mayhem at every turn. Another unforgettable São Paulo weekend that had teams and drivers riding a rollercoaster of emotions. Here are the highlights:

• 🔴 Ferrari flops hard again at Interlagos — could a “Monaco-style” curse be forming for the Scuderia?

• 🧡 Oscar feels the heat, while Lando extends his WDC lead to 24 points — pressure’s on for the McLaren camp.

• 👑 Max Verstappen does what Max does — proving yet again why he’s a four-time World Champion and not backing down easily.

• 🐻 Ollie Bearman continues to impress, cementing his status as Rookie of the Year material.

One Sprint and three races remain — with Lando in control, but anything can still happen in this wild F1 season. Could Brazil be the turning point again? Let’s dive in!

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Fashionably late as always, but here we are, diving into the last two incredible F1 weekends that delivered unforgettable moments and standout performances from some of the best drivers on the grid.

Lando Norris now leads the Drivers’ Championship, Ferrari is showing real fight as they aim to lock down P2 in the Constructors’, and Max Verstappen continues to prove why he’s still the man to beat, not backing down without a battle.

As we head into the chaos and unpredictability of Brazil, the fight is on between Lando, Oscar, and Max, while teams clash for that crucial P2 spot. What are your predictions as we approach the season’s final stretch?

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Fates seem to have finally been sealed for several teams at the Singapore GP. With McLaren securing back-to-back wins and closing in on the Constructors’ Championship, Red Bull resolving their issues to give Max Verstappen another shot at the Drivers’ title, Mercedes rediscovering pace late in the season, and Ferrari turning their focus fully toward 2026, it feels like this street circuit decided it all.

But key questions remain:
- Can Max rise to the occasion and keep the three-way fight alive with Lando and Oscar?
- Have Mercedes finally solved their warm-weather struggles and found momentum for next year?
- And is Ferrari’s entire hope now pinned on 2026, with pressure mounting for a major comeback?

It’s shaping up to be a wild finish to the season, and no one knows how it’ll end.

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Baku once again proved why it’s one of the most unpredictable street circuits on the Formula 1 calendar. This year’s Azerbaijan GP had it all—chaos, heartbreak, and unforgettable moments.

McLaren and Ferrari endured a nightmare weekend (Oscar will want to forget this one, and Ferrari just added another to their long list of disappointments), but the race still delivered plenty of drama and brilliance. From Max Verstappen securing yet another dominant win—his 6th career slam dunk—to Carlos Sainz’s majestic drive that earned him his first-ever podium with Williams, the action never stopped.

With the season winding down, the big questions remain: Who will claim the Drivers’ Championship? Can Ferrari salvage a race win this year? And how will the final chapters of 2025 unfold?

Tune in as I share my take on all the highs, lows, and everything in between from a truly unforgettable Baku weekend.

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Formula One has officially crossed the halfway mark of the 2025 season. Before the summer break and after, plenty of drama has unfolded on track and off it. In this episode, I share my personal take on how the teams have performed so far and what their futures might look like heading into the second half of the year.

From Zandvoort’s phenomenal race weekend to surprising rookie breakthroughs—like Isack Hadjar’s first podium—there’s been no shortage of storylines. I dive into the highlights, team dynamics, and the key events shaping this season.

And of course, I can’t help but look ahead—will Oscar Piastri fight his way to a World Championship? How will teams prepare for the looming regulation shake-up in 2026?

Tune in for my midseason thoughts, and let me know if you see the season the same way I do.

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The Austrian GP will always be a favorite for both fans and drivers — a track where pure talent shines. Lando, Max, and Charles have all delivered standout performances here in the past, and this year was no different… for some.

While McLaren continued their dominant run — even with a tense inter team battle — others had a weekend to forget. Verstappen’s crash with Antonelli set the tone early, while Charles and Ferrari found their way back to the podium.

As the summer break approaches, the championship picture is starting to take shape — and for some, it’s slipping out of reach. What can we expect from the races ahead?

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The 2025 Canadian Grand Prix delivered yet another major shake-up in this wild F1 season. Mercedes bounced back in a big way, with George Russell taking their first win of the year and rookie Kimi Antonelli securing his debut podium — becoming the third-youngest podium finisher in F1 history.

But it wasn’t all celebration. Ferrari took a heavy hit, with growing media pressure casting serious doubt over Fred Vasseur’s future and exposing just how fragile things are inside the team. Red Bull and McLaren both underdelivered, and the long-anticipated crash between Lando and Oscar finally happened.

With tensions rising and momentum shifting, the big question now is: what will Austria bring in a week’s time?

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The Spanish GP brought the heat — and not just from the Catalan sun. With dramatic crashes, chaotic strategy calls, and on-track aggression, this was easily the most intense showdown of the season so far.

Despite new flexi-wing regulations, McLaren's grip on the grid still looks unshaken, as Oscar and Lando continue to rack up serious points. Meanwhile, Ferrari fans had something to cheer about with Charles grabbing his third podium of the year.

But the headline? Max vs. George — the rivalry is back and spicier than ever. And Max? Let’s just say he wasn’t exactly... calm in the bullring.

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The Monaco GP 2025 was expected to shake up tradition with new regulations, including a mandatory two-pit-stop rule aimed at spicing up the show. Instead, what fans got was a strategic shuffle that fell short of fireworks.

Charles Leclerc delivered a heroic drive on home soil, clinching a second podium at Monaco. But it was Lando Norris and McLaren who had just enough in the tank to outpace the rest and claim victory—credit where it’s due.

Still, the biggest storyline wasn’t on the podium—it’s off the track. The FIA’s two-stop experiment didn’t quite ignite the thrill fans hoped for, raising fresh concerns about Monaco’s place in the future of F1. Can this legendary circuit evolve to meet modern expectations? Or is it time to rethink what Monaco really means to the calendar?

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The Miami GP weekend had it all—unexpected rain, unpredictable racing, and major shakeups across the grid. From McLaren’s continued dominance to Verstappen’s almost otherworldly performance, and even signs of a Williams resurgence—there’s no shortage of headlines.

But in this episode, I want to focus on Ferrari.

After the early promise in Saudi Arabia, with Charles securing the team’s first podium of the season, things looked hopeful. But Miami felt like a harsh reality check. The struggles were clear, the frustration from both drivers was obvious, and for fans like me, it was honestly disheartening.

This weekend underscored the size of the challenge ahead for Ferrari. And while this episode will include some analysis, it’s mostly a personal reflection and opinion on how things are unfolding—and why I’m genuinely concerned for the team’s direction.

Thanks as always for tuning in. If you’ve got thoughts, reactions, or just want to vent—feel free to share them!