Formula 1 blog covering race analysis, fan guides, ticket tips, and travel advice for Grand Prix weekends around the world.
Heading to your first Formula 1 race? If you’ve ever wondered what to expect at your first F1 race, you’re in for a few surprises. Attending a Grand Prix in person is a unique experience and however much F1 you’ve seen on the telly, nothing can truly prepare you for the reality of a Grand …
If you’ve noticed your eyes watering a bit looking at the price of Monaco Grand Prix tickets you might have wondered, is there any way to see F1 in Monaco without a ticket? One year I was in Monaco on a Thursday to pick up an invite for that weekend’s Amber Lounge Fashion Show. As …
So you’ve grabbed your smoke flares and squeezed into your faded Nigel Mansell t-shirt. But what else should (and shouldn’t) you bring to a Grand Prix? © Kylie & Rob (and Helen) FLICKR What you take to a Grand Prix will depend a lot on where it is, what kind of experience you’re expecting, and …
Formula 1 has officially cancelled the 2026 Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grand Prix due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, reducing the season from 24 to 22 races with no replacement events planned. Formula 1 cancels Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grand Prix from 2026 calendar The announcement, made on Saturday ahead of the …
The summer holidays are nearly upon us and you might be thinking this year is the year to take the kids to their first Grand Prix. For many F1 fans, the idea of sharing race day with their children is a special one—passing on a love of motorsport, seeing their excitement, and creating memories that …
Formula 1 has revealed its calendar for the 2026 season, confirming 24 races between March and December. While the number of races remains unchanged, there are some notable shifts in dates, race order, and circuits. As well as a new venue, 2026 also brings two new teams and sweeping changes to the technical regulations making …
You’ve picked your Grand Prix, but now comes the big decision—Grandstand or General Admission (GA)? It’s one of those eternal debates—right up there with Schumacher vs. Hamilton, who really won the 2021 world championship and was the V10 era really peak Formula 1? Are you going to embrace a life of freedom and roll with …
From next year, F1 spectators will have a new Spanish destination to choose from. Construction has officially started on the Spanish capital’s ‘Madring’ (yes they actually called it that), because as we all know, the one thing F1 needs is more street circuits. Set to join Barcelona in 2026, it will take over the Spanish …
