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Tugg Speedman previews the 2026 Belgian Grand Prix at Spa, where Mercedes arrive in control, McLaren bring upgrades, and the Ardennes weather may still have editorial control.
Tugg Speedman breaks down Charles Leclerc's 2026 British Grand Prix win, Ferrari's execution, Antonelli's setback, and Silverstone's Safety Car finish.
Tugg Speedman breaks down Andrea Kimi Antonelli’s Sprint win and British Grand Prix pole at Silverstone, Ferrari’s front-row threat, and what to watch in Sunday’s race.
Tugg Speedman previews Saturday at Silverstone after Lewis Hamilton took Sprint pole for Ferrari, with the Sprint and Grand Prix qualifying still to come.
Tugg Speedman previews the 2026 British Grand Prix at Silverstone: driver and team history, weather, latest F1 news, and hidden Sprint weekend storylines.
Tugg Speedman breaks down the Austrian Grand Prix data: Russell converts pole, Mercedes banks a 40-point statement, McLaren hides real pace, and Ferrari fades.
Qualifying at the Red Bull Ring ended with George Russell on pole, Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton breathing down his neck, Kimi Antonelli quietly furious in fourth, and Max Verstappen wondering how a Red Bull that looked alive suddenly became a shopping trolley at Turn 9. So yes, quite a lot happened. The clean result is this: Russell took pole with a 1:06.113, ahead of Leclerc by 0.236s, Hamilton by 0.295s, Antonelli by 0.301s and Verstappen by 0.362s. Norris and Piastri start sixth and...
Friday practice at the Red Bull Ring gave us one clean headline and several messy footnotes, which is usually how Formula 1 tells the truth when it is feeling coy. The clean bit: Kimi Antonelli topped both practice sessions for Mercedes. In FP1 he led a Mercedes one-two with a 1:07.796, just 0.040s ahead of George Russell, with Oscar Piastri third. In FP2, when the representative soft-tyre runs arrived, Antonelli went quicker again with a 1:07.014, ahead of Piastri by 0.237s and Lando Norris...
Ten corners, 4.318 kilometres, 71 laps, three heavy braking zones, and not much time to recover when the tyres start cooking. It is short, sharp, and faintly rude. A lap disappears in just over a minute, which means mistakes are not just punished; they are advertised immediately to everyone with a stopwatch and a smug expression. So yes, Austria is Red Bull’s home race in the marketing sense. But the timing sheets have become less sentimental. Max Verstappen owns the modern history of this pl...
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