Latest Posts
Las Vegas GP Practice Preview: What to Watch in FP1 & FP2
Neon nights, colder air, and a 6.201 km sprint through glitter and concrete. The Las Vegas Grand Prix returns with a layout that rewards ruthless efficiency down the Strip and composure through low‑grip braking zones. With the title fight tightening and practice running in prime‑time slots, FP1 and FP2 are where teams lock in the tyre prep, drag levels, and cooling that decide Saturday night. McLaren arrive as back‑to‑back constructors’ champions and with Lando Norris 24 points clear of Oscar Piastri in the Drivers’ standings — but Vegas has a habit of flipping the script.
Read More →
Predicting the Las Vegas Winner Using 75 Years of Data
Neon nights, cool desert air, and 6.201 km of high‑speed brinkmanship. The Las Vegas Grand Prix is back on Saturday, November 22, with qualifying set for Friday at 8:00 p.m. PT and the race at 8:00 p.m. PT — two hours earlier than last year to better suit U.S. audiences.
Read More →
Development Tracker: Who’s Bringing Upgrades to Las Vegas 2025?
Neon nights, cold air, and a 1.9 km full‑throttle blast down Las Vegas Boulevard. The Strip Circuit rewards efficiency like Monza but punishes you for missing a tyre’s temperature window. With 50 laps around a 6.201 km street layout, teams arrive with low‑drag bodywork, trimmed wings, and cooling tweaks — but only a handful have declared fresh parts for this weekend. Qualifying runs Friday, November 21 (8:00 p.m. local), with the Grand Prix set for Saturday, November 22 (8:00 p.m.).
Read More →
Las Vegas Track Guide: High‑Speed Strip, Setup & Cooling Challenges
Neon lights, cold desert air, and the longest full‑throttle shove on the calendar after Spa. The Las Vegas Grand Prix (November 22, 2025) is a paradox: a low‑grip, low‑temperature street circuit that still demands Monza‑level efficiency. With 6.201 km per lap, 50 laps, and two DRS zones, the Strip Circuit is where top speed meets tyre tenderness — and where championship pressure rides shotgun.
Read More →
Qualifying Kings: Which Drivers Deliver Under Pressure?
One lap. Empty fuel, fresh softs, and a green track daring you to blink. In 2025, qualifying has decided more Sundays than usual — seven consecutive Grands Prix were won from pole in the run‑up to Brazil — and the title fight now pivots on who nails Q3 when the window is no wider than a tyre stripe. With Las Vegas qualifying set for Friday night (Nov 21, 8:00 p.m. local) and two races to follow, it’s time to separate raw speed from repeatable execution.
Read More →
F1 Tyre Strategy Through the Decades — Lessons for Las Vegas
Las Vegas isn’t just a neon‑lit spectacle; it’s a tyre engineering exam held at midnight. With the 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix set for November 22 on the 6.201 km Strip Circuit (50 laps, 309.958 km), teams face a low‑grip street surface, long straights that bleed temperature from the carcass, and night‑time conditions that punish front‑axle warm‑up. Add a pit lane delta around 20 seconds and a meaningful chance of neutralisations, and you get a strategic landscape where compound choice, prep laps, and graining control decide the jackpot.
Read More →
Age vs Success: What F1 History Tells Us About Peak Performance
The question comes up every season: what is the peak age for a Formula 1 driver? Strip away the narratives and you’ll find a curve shaped by physiology (reaction time, vision, endurance), cognition (racecraft, tyre management, decision‑making under stress), and context (car pace, team culture, regulations). History says the sweet spot is not a single birthday but a band — and today’s grid, spanning rookies at 19 to legends in their 40s, is the best laboratory yet to see how age correlates with success.
Read More →
Midfield Movers: Who Can Climb in the Final 3 Races?
The final triple-header sets the stage for a proper "best of the rest" shootout. With Vegas under neon, Qatar in Sprint trim, and Abu Dhabi’s sunset finale, the midfield battle is alive from P5 in the constructors to a knot of drivers vying for “best of the rest” honors behind the title fight. Three circuits, varied demands, and one Sprint mean volatility — exactly what the midfield feeds on. The key dates: Las Vegas (November 22), Qatar with a Saturday Sprint (November 30), and Abu Dhabi (December 7).
Read More →
F1 Title Scenarios After Brazil: Who Still Has a Shot?
After Interlagos, Norris leads the 2025 F1 standings with 390 to Piastri’s 366. We map the final 83‑point run-in, team battles, and the scenarios that decide the title.
Read More →
Brazil GP Technical Debrief: Altitude, Power Units & Cooling Challenges
Interlagos altitude F1: how 800m air density hit power units, cooling and aero at the 2025 Brazil GP — with verified results, standings and /simulate scenarios.
Read More →