The Grandstand F1

In one of the most awkward and poorly handled departures ever from Formula 1, Daniel Ricciardo has been officially been dropped by VCarb in place of Liam Lawson for the remainder of the season.

Before rubber even met concrete for the 2024 Singapore Grand Prix, Formula 1 was buzzing with news about the future of Daniel Ricciardo and the FIA's new guidelines around profanity on and off track. McLaren have shown the constructors title is theirs to lose after a dominate performance from Lando Norris. Can he also win the drivers title?

Statement made, we've got a new leader in the Constructor's.

After losing out to Charles Leclerc in Monza, Piastri gets revenge on the streets of Baku after an epic 30-lap battle for the lead. Norris continues to chip at Verstappen's lead, but will he get into striking distance soon?

What started with Lewis Hamilton to Ferrari, ends with Adrian Newey signing with Aston Martin - the silliest of seasons comes to an end with one of the biggest moves in F1 history, and we're back in Baku this weekend.

Even if you're not a tifoso, it's hard to deny that there are fewer things more special in motorsport than when a Ferrari driver is on the top step of the podium at Monza. And this weekend, it's all thanks to McLaren and whoever Charles Leclerc sold his soul to this season.

After another terrible weekend for the American driver at Zandvoort, Williams have dropped Logan Sargeant.

Landon Norris won the Dutch GP by a gap of 22.896 seconds over Max Verstappen. The constructors championship is officially back on.

We all expected the 2024 Formula 1 Season to go the way of 2023, with full Red Bull dominance, but as we wrap the Summer break and head to the Dutch Grand Prix, the season has all the makings of a classic season of F1. FKnowles and Pmoney review their top storylines from the season and give a preview of this weekend's Dutch Grand Prix.

Following the Belgian Grand Prix, all eyes were on Red Bull as they decided the fate of Sergio Perez. Amidst lots of chatter coming from the paddock that Formula 1's most ruthless team may have been influenced by third parties, the boys discuss the decision to stick with Checo and what it means for the sport.

After 2 and a half years, Lewis Hamilton is back on the top step of the podium.