This weekend was a walk in the park for some, and for others, I'm sure they couldn't wait for it to end. For starters, the big headline was the goodbye to the worst car on this year's grid, the Aston-Martin, and hello to its B-spec car. This new car proved well for Aston, as Fernando Alonso made Q2 on merit, not like in Canada sprint qualifying. And in the race, the pair of Alonso and Lance Stroll finished 13th & 14th, Stroll finishing ahead of Alonso on the road. The other

While conversations about these regulations have seemingly started to die down, Spa made sure that we wouldn't forget the many issues that are still very prominent in the sport. issues with engines and batteries plagued many this weekend, including Oscar Piastri and George Russell, who each sustained massive gaps to their respective teammates throughout the weekend. Image Credits: the-race.com For Russell, however, these issues struct him the worst with deployment and recharg

This weekend at Silverstone was not one to forget with championship implications and a fall-flat finish. This was a sprint weekend, which only added to the very very very clustered schedule of F3, F2, F1 Academy, and F1. However, I actually think that a sprint around Silverstone worked very well. The way the circuit works means that battery management was the leading factor in overtakes, which led to the first couple of laps the drivers had to figure that all out and there we