Verstappen Finally Wins in Singapore, Ferrari Misplaces a Podium, and McLaren Keeps Bumping Into Itself

Ten attempts. It took Max Verstappen ten attempts to win in Singapore, a circuit with walls so close you could pass a sandwich to the marshals. Now that he has, it was his first Marina Bay win, on his 250th Grand Prix start and the 73rd of his career. A man who has won everywhere else finally got round to…

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Monaco Baby, Penalties Baby

Monaco has always been Formula 1's annual exercise in controlled madness. The streets are narrow. The barriers are close. The yachts are expensive enough to fund several small countries. And every year we are told that qualifying is everything because overtaking is about as easy as parallel parking a cruise ship. Then Monaco 2026 arrived and decided that what the…

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Miami Madness: Antonelli Wins, McLaren Rises, Ferrari Self-Destructs

Miami delivered exactly what modern F1 promises: sunshine, celebrities pretending they understand tyre strategy, and absolute chaos wrapped in carbon fibre. We got a breakout star casually building a championship résumé, McLaren rediscovering competence (shocking, I know), Red Bull experimenting like it’s a science fair, and Ferrari… well… Ferrari-ing. But underneath the spectacle, something far more important happened— The balance…

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Las Vegas: Case of the Vanishing McLaren Points

Las Vegas started off as much of a normal race as one can get, a few enthralling moments, but a relatively by-the-book race. The real fiasco only came after the race ended. Lap 1: Lando Norris Invents a New Form of Self-Sabotage We got to see the return of the reigning bottler champion in Lap 1. As always, Max went…

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