Carlos Sainz gets his first Formula 1 Victory, a Scary moment for Guanyu Zhou, and Mercedes once again on the podium. Silverstone, ladies and gents, did not disappoint. 

With 4 Ferrari engine failures in Baku, one has to wonder whether or not Ferrari are truly title contenders or pretenders. The Red Bull 1-2 with Max taking victory had everyone who isn't a max fan,pretty much anyone who isnt dutch, about to break whatever device they were watching the race on as Checo once again had to give way to Max. Porpoising strikes once again, forcing the FIA to take action. And, has Lando gotten a little cocky this season? 

Rain. Spins. Fernando on the front Row. The return to Canada gave us a vintage race weekend that only disappointed when the checkered flag was waved. 

After Ferrari's devasting strategy call that saw Charles Leclerc not only lose the win in Monaco but not even finish on the podium, Baku has us asking: what will Ferrari do next? Also, how much porpoising will we see from Merc, who wins the battle of the midfield, and - is it do or die time for a one DR3? 

It was motorsport's biggest weekend of the year as fans returned in full force to both the Monaco GP and Indianapolis 500, both part of the triple crown of racing, for the first time in 2 years. Rain in Monaco brought unpredictability to a race that has over time become a processional snooze fest, while across the pond, a former F1 driver brought his car to Victory Lane to drink the coveted milk. All the weekend's action, plus, some insider take's on Romain Grosjean's first Indy 500 straight from the grandstand's in Speedway. 

If you're apart of the Tifosi, the full return of fans to the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya was a heartbreaker, especially going into Monaco where Ferrari's golden boy Chuck Leclerc never seems to have any luck. Red Bull pull off their second 1-2 going into a back to back weekend and Mercedes has us all wondering if they're back in the mix for a three way title fight. The midfield still seems undecided, meanwhile Danny Ric has us wondering if he'll be racing next year in Formula 1. 

After the south florida pomp and circumstance of the Miami GP and a week off that saw chuck leclerc bin Niki Lauda's Ferrari 312B at the Monaco Historic GP, we are back in catalonia for the Spanish GP. With Red Bull on the charge, who has the advantage going into this weekend's race between Ferrari and RB, and will Merc finally join the party?  

It was the inaugaural Miami GP at the Miami International Autodrome and while the race itself gave us fans some decent excitement, the odd pageantry left us at The Granstand scratching our heads. Max cut Charles' championship lead while Merc makes some headway with their "undrivable" car. And to wrap, what is actually going on in the midfield? 

It's feels like it was almost yesterday when Will Smith dropped his smash hit "Miami" on his famed album big willie style. 25 years later though, he's been semi-canceled and for the first time in Formula 1 history, there is a Grand Prix in the south Florida. Beyond all the pagentry, plastic surgery, and sunshine, there are serious points on the line as Ferrari look to get back on track after a difficult race on home soil. The midfield is tighter than ever. And we also wonder, what Mercedes team will be showing up this coming weekend? 

The highly anticipated return of Formula 1 supporters to Imola for the first time since 2006 saw an absolute shit-show performance from F1 race directors, making us wonder if Michael Masi was still actually at the head of race control once again. Red Bull put in one of its most dominant performances ever, securing maximum points, while the Ferrari's of Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc left the Tifosi in tears with their unfortunate performances. The midfield looks as confused as ever, but not as confused as Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton.