The tension is rising - now it's time for the real battles. In the second part of our series on legendary F1 rivalries, we dive into the duels that didn't just decide races, but shaped the history of the sport. More drama, more adrenaline, more emotion. Who made it into the Top 4? Read on to find out.

In Formula 1, rivalries are not just part of the sport, they are at the heart of many legendary races. The rivals of yesterday and today have left their mark on the history of motorsport and have repeatedly provided thrilling duels on the track. We look at the 8 most intense, thrilling and enduring rivalries that continue to drive the Formula 1 universe to the top.

The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix has quickly become one of the most exciting additions to the F1 calendar, with its stunning night race through the streets of Jeddah. Known as the fastest street circuit in F1, it’s a venue that promises high-speed thrills and dramatic action. Here’s everything you need to know as F1 heads to Saudi Arabia for another unforgettable race!

Bahrain has been the traditional season opener for many years, but this time, Australia takes back the spotlight as the first race of the season. Despite this change, the Bahrain Grand Prix remains a key event on the F1 calendar. With its unique night race and the challenging Bahrain International Circuit, it’s still one of the most exciting and anticipated races. Here’s everything you need to know about this thrilling event!

Hi, I'm Lola, and I'm here to share how I experienced the glamorous Monaco Grand Prix… on a serious budget! Yup, I spent 6 amazing days in Monaco for just €500 – including flights from the Netherlands, accommodation, and two full days at the circuit.

A single moment can decide everything. The blink of an eye too late on the brakes, a small mistake in strategy - and suddenly a driver is in the crossfire of criticism. Formula 1 is more than just speed and technology. It is a psychological tightrope act in which pressure, expectations and mental strain play an invisible but huge role. But this pressure does not end at the chequered flag - it extends far beyond the racetrack and affects the drivers' private lives. How does a driver stay focused when millions of eyes are on him? How does he deal with setbacks when the whole world is watching? And what happens when the constant battle for success and recognition overshadows their personal life? In this article, we look at how F1 drivers deal with mental stress, criticism and the constant hunt for perfection.

Many people shy away from attending a Grand Prix due to high ticket prices, but it can actually be much more affordable than you think. For example, look beyond just hotels, consider camping near the circuit or looking for Airbnb options in the area.

The Japanese Grand Prix is always one of the most exciting and anticipated races of the Formula 1 season. With its unique blend of challenging corners and passionate fans, the Suzuka Circuit has become a true favorite among drivers and spectators alike. This was the Japanese Grand Prix 2025!

Formula 1 is a high-speed world full of innovations - but also full of dangers. While the technology has continued to develop, one weak point has long remained: head protection. Many accidents in the past led to serious head injuries or ended fatally. But it was a series of dramatic events that led to a radical rethink and the introduction of the Halo system. This week, as the Japanese Grand Prix takes place - a race that brings back tragic memories - let's take a look at how the Halo system came about and made Formula 1 safer.

The Austrian Grand Prix, also known as the Red Bull Ring, is truly an experience of its own. In 2024, I had the chance to go, and believe me—there’s so much more happening than what you see on TV! Let me take you through how it really is. 

Red Bull has done it again - a driver change within its own ranks after just two races is providing fresh talking points in Formula 1. Yuki Tsunoda has been promoted to the main team, while Liam Lawson has been given a new chance with Racing Bulls. Red Bull is continuing its familiar strategy: performance counts more than long-term planning. But is this change really the right move for both drivers - and for the team itself?

The Chinese Grand Prix has been a staple in the Formula 1 calendar for years, and its return to the season always brings excitement. With a rich history of thrilling races at the Shanghai International Circuit, the Grand Prix of China is set to deliver yet another unforgettable weekend of high-speed action. Here’s what you need to know after this year’s race!