Ever since winning his first Formula One Grand Prix back in Budapest in 2024, Oscar Piastri hasn’t stopped - on and off track. (Image Credits to Peter Fox) It has now officially been two years since Oscar Piastri claimed his maiden victory at Hungaroring and since then, a lot has changed. From leading the championship, claiming his first grand slam, and helping his team obtain two Constructors Championships, the Australian driver has not stopped. On July 20th, 2024, Piastri a

Spa was an eventful one. With the championship heating up at the halfway point of the season, every point was crucial. Will we see a new championship leader before the summer break or will Campos Racing's Ugo Ugochowoko hang on? (Image Credits to Feeder Series Website) Sprint Race Immediately from the start Brando Badoer came across to cover one of his teammates Pedro Clerot who was equally trying to defend from MP Motorsport and Red Bull Junior, Mattia Colnaghi on the insi

Formula E goes from the coast of China to the heart of Japan in Tokyo for Round 14 of the 2025/2026 Season. (Image Credits to @fiaformulae on Instagram) Track Facts The track is 2.575km long and incorporates 18 turns some being high speed other being technical and of course we have straights for some cleaner overtakes during attack mode. It’s also an anti-clockwise track which is unusual in racing. Prime overtaking spots include turn 1 as drivers can exploit the splitstream