The strange relationship of USA and F1 explained

Formula One and the United States have had a strange relationship over the years, with neither one every seeming to fully embrace the other, for a variety of reasons. The Indianapolis 500 was a part of the F1 World Championship from its inaugural season in 1950 (a race won incidentally by America’s Johnnie Parsons – … Read more

Hamilton better than Vettel at Austin

With horrendous weather conditions predicted for this weekend, similar to that of 2015 when Hamilton took the drives championship away from teammate Nico Rosberg, TJ13 looks back at another memorable moment in Austin. Formula 1 2012 – Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel arrived in Austin for the penultimate round of the 2012 World Championship with a … Read more

1983 Spirit-Honda: Breathing Dreams like Air

On the fifth lap, the car gasped and collapsed breathless at the side of the track, failure of a turbo seal resulting in Stefan Johansson’s immediate relegation from racer to spectator.

Worst team ever in F1 & why we must thank them

One of the most common and usually heated discussions in F1 is who or what, is or was the best. The best driver, car, engine or circuit provides endless debate. But sometimes who or what was the worst can actually be more interesting. And in this article I’m going to detail one of F1’s little … Read more