Racing

“The Limit: Life and Death on the 1961 Grand Prix Circuit” by Michael Cannell is a captivating and gripping non-fiction book that delves into the exhilarating and dangerous world of Formula One racing in the 1960s. …

5 Tips For When You’ve Hit a Plateau — Getting faster and driving better in motorsport isn’t always a straight line “upward and to the right” as the marketers like to call it. We hit plateaus in our progress, even going backwards in some categories. Before getting into things, I would like to mention that hitting plateaus are normal…

Glamour combined with racing After three weeks and a canceled race, the 2023 F1 season traveled to the streets of Monte Carlo. One of the oldest races of the sport, in one form or another, races had been held in Monaco for nearly eight decades now, and the challenging street…

Unveiling the Life and Legendary Career of a Formula One Icon — Driven by Passion: Senna’s Early Years and Racing Ambition Born in 1960 in São Paulo, Brazil, Ayrton Senna’s relentless pursuit of excellence in motorsport began at an early age. His innate talent, unwavering determination, and unwavering love for racing propelled him on a remarkable journey to become one of the greatest Formula One drivers in history.

Your impact on the sport of racing will be felt for years to come. TK, I know you have a few races left (or correct me if I’m wrong). But thank you for all the racing memories! For me, I’ve always seen you race at the Indy 500. When we…

Welcome to Monaco, a mythical place for motorsport and the place of one of the triple crowns. The track is narrow, fast, and with beautiful scenarios. Not only this is a special event but it is also a track with different characteristics, where the tire degradation is low, DRS is…

Before the start of the season, I decided to take a stab at making a predictive preview of the 2023 season. …

I’m about to embark on a personal project to try and tell the story of the number one passion in my life, Formula 1. It’s safe to say that the sport has had its ups and downs, but one thing has remained constant — drivers and their teams, since the…

Non-linear improvement is a brutal reality — One of the things my brother Blake and I tell entry-level drivers towards the end of their first day is to keep in mind that their improvements on-track won’t come without trade-offs. It goes something like this: You’ve learned a lot today and have probably gotten a lot faster, very…