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While he made us wait for it, McLaren's frontman Lando Norris finally scooped his first win in Formula One in Magic City at the weekend. Alongside the British driver's career-topping performance, we saw Red Bull's Verstappen struggle with his pace for the first time in what feels like forever.
After a grand total of 97 days since the 2023 Formula One season finale, the grid got back together again for the long-awaited season opener in Bahrain. Despite the wait, it was Max Verstappen who stormed, once again, to outright victory from Pole around the 5.412 km circuit, followed not-so-closely by his teammate Sergio Perez and Ferrari's Carlos Sainz in third.
By Chris Medland
Motor Sport Magazine
Just when Formula 1 is feeling really predictable, it serves up a reminder that nothing is a certainty in this sport.
One of Formula 1’s greatest ever drivers to grace the track once said that records are there to be beaten. And, in a career that spanned 19 seasons, Michael Schumacher had won more races and world championship titles than anyone who came before him. Setting a legacy of records, which would one day be beaten.
With Red Bull Racing’s Singapore blip now a distant memory, it was once again
Anticipation of a home podium was high as the drivers lined up for the 2023 Aramco British Grand Prix.
In an unpredictable qualifying session, conditions were changing by the minute, producing excitement and drama in abundance.
Cars hit the track for the first time this weekend across Formula 1, and its three support categories for the British Grand Prix.
