After a week of common sense decisions, F1 still cannot be fully excused from a weekend of stupidity and recklessness.
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Formula 1FeaturesOpinion
Season Review: 2019 FIA Formula 1 World Championship – Driver Rankings – 1-10
Part 2 of TCF’s driver seat rankings/statistical round-up for 2019.
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Formula 1FeaturesOpinion
Season Review: 2019 FIA Formula 1 World Championship – Driver Rankings – 11-20
Part 1 of TCF’s driver rankings/statistical round-up for 2019.
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The best and worst performances from a tightly contested Mexican Grand Prix…
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Even a super-typhoon couldn’t derail the F1 circus as the sport arrived at Suzuka. The mighty circuit brilliantly extolled the skills of a certain Spaniard in particular…
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The best and worst performances from a surprising weekend in Singapore…
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TCF went trackside during the British and German Grands Prix and took up position at key vantage points at Club Corner, the Luffield complex and the Motodrom. These are some of my findings:
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As much as it was unedifying, Canada was at least entertaining. The French Grand Prix wasn’t, but for famous team making a midfield breakthrough.
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F1 thrives on controversy, but this was ugly. The Canadian GP might have left a rather political aftertaste, but it’s worth remembering that everything stemmed from a driver error…
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As Ferrari trod on their own tails and Mercedes continued to excel, a more subtle balance of power played out between the drivers…
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A disappointing race for F1’s 1000th World Championship race nonetheless produced some intriguing performances throughout the field…
A six-time champion may have been crowned at the US Grand Prix, but that didn’t stop his team-mate taking his fair share of the plaudits…
Whilst not normally a favourite among the fans, the Russian Grand Prix produced an intriguing race and some fine performances…
Both Toro Rosso drivers have impressed in 2019, however measured by Helmut Marko’s own yardstick this has perhaps proven a bit surprising.
An intense duel for the win, some superb performances throughout the midfield and a quietly stellar drive from an erstwhile backmarker. F1 did Niki Lauda proud in Monaco.
Heartbreak and heroism in Bahrain confirmed the arrival of F1’s new generation whilst another disappointing race put a quadruple champion’s reputation further under question.