It’s time for the annual mandatory Formula one summer break. The first half of the season has been interesting to say the least. It brought us a lot of driver switches, new regulations, people who got laid off and all kinds of rumors in the paddock. From Lewis Hamiton’s shocking move to Ferrari to Christian Horner's dramatic exit. All in all, plenty to talk about.
And that might raise a few questions: How many races are there? Are there any new circuits, and which ones have been replaced? Where does the season start and where does it end?Lots of questions, and we’ll go through them all for you below.
Whether you’re a seasoned Formula 1 fan or new to the sport, this blog has everything you need to get ready for the action in Montreal. From detailed insights about the iconic Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve to the full schedule of all practice sessions, qualifying, and the race, including exact start times in your local time zone. We’ve got you covered. Dive in to discover key track facts, race-day tips, and how to make the most of one of the most exciting weekends on the F1 calendar. Get ready for thrilling racing and unforgettable moments!
Since 1991, the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya has been a fixture on the Formula 1 calendar. Located just outside Barcelona, this technical and fast-paced track is a favorite among drivers and engineers alike. It often serves as a benchmark for car performance thanks to its mix of long straights, high-speed corners, and tight technical sections. And now, it's time for the third and final race of the 2025 triple header: the Spanish Grand Prix!
Attention! Racingmedia Girls will be live at the Monaco Grand Prix this year! 🚀🏎️Last year, RMG was on location at the Belgian and Dutch Grand Prix. This year, we’ll bring you live content straight from the stunning Monaco circuit, and we’ll also be back in Spa! Two iconic tracks, if you ask us!
The Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari, commonly known as Imola, is one of Formula 1’s most iconic and technically demanding circuits. Located in Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region, this 4.909 km track is renowned for its fast, flowing corners, elevation changes, and limited runoff areas, making precision and control essential for success.
Rumors had been swirling since the start of the season: would Franco Colapinto replace Australia's Jack Doohan in the 2025 season? Now, just six races in, the speculation has turned into confirmation. The young Argentine driver will officially take over Doohan's seat effective immediately, with his debut with Alpine set for the upcoming race in Imola.
The Miami Grand Prix brings the glitz and glamour of Formula 1 to the heart of Florida. With its exciting mix of high-speed straights and challenging corners, the race through the streets of Miami has quickly captured the attention of fans worldwide. Here’s everything you need to know about this vibrant and thrilling addition to the F1 calendar!
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!
