Formula 1
McLaren’s ‘Podium Pace’ Claim After COTA P5/P7: Saturday’s Miss, Sunday’s Speed and the Fight for Third2026-10-28At COTA, the quietest corner of the McLaren garage before FP1 is usually wher...
Ferrari Won Friday at COTA and Disowned It: The Ledger Behind Leclerc's 'Half a Tenth'2026-10-25On Friday evening at COTA I did what I do with every timesheet: I pulled the...
Mercedes' Supremacy Ledger: 11 Wins, Six Races Without One — and the Update That Never Showed Up on the Timesheet2026-10-24The final laps of the Singapore sprint. George Russell was leading — the same...
Red Bull's New Wind Tunnel: The 'Hope' of 2027 and the Real Test of 20282026-11-01Mexico City. Red Bull Racing has finally given an official answer to the...
Red Bull's New Wind Tunnel: The 'Hope' of 2027 and the Real Test of 2028Mexico City. Red Bull Racing has finally given an official answer to the...
No Verdict on an Empty Table: What Broke in the F1 Data Pipeline Broke in the Spreadsheet, Not on the CircuitI have a file this week that I wanted to open and could not. The Stage-1 outp...
23 Captions, 7 Teams and One Newey: How to Read the 2026 Grid From a Mexican GP Photo Gallery"I started with a simple count, and the count kept arguing back." Nothing tha...
Antonelli's Dominance and Russell's Real Fight: Just Nine Points Separate P2 from P5The name dominating Formula 1 headlines this week does not belong to any...
Audi's Freddie Slater Wager: The Triangle of Rules, Data and Risk in Mexico and Brazil FP1At the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez on Friday morning, when Freddie Slater...
1:34.035 — Mercedes Has the Pole, Not the ExplanationThe line at the top of the timing screen is not the story this weekend. The...
McLaren’s ‘Podium Pace’ Claim After COTA P5/P7: Saturday’s Miss, Sunday’s Speed and the Fight for ThirdAt COTA, the quietest corner of the McLaren garage before FP1 is usually wher...
Kimi Antonelli's Pole: 0.179 Seconds, Austin's Arithmetic and Mercedes' Dual ClockThe spreadsheet is not cold; it is simply early to the boardroom. On the...
Austin Qualifying: Russell's P6, a 0.441s Gap and the Empty Sector 3 ColumnThe qualifying page of my workbook runs on five tabs: session times, tyre lif...
Not the Fence: Antonelli's 102-Point Lead and the Front Wing That Has to Work at COTATwelve seconds of video. A road car, a fence near the Austin paddock, and tha...
Austin Qualifying: Verstappen's Two Tenths Is a Setup Ledger, Not a Car VerdictHook: The number that fixed the narrative before the race did Before Q3's...
Horner's Pitwall Proposal: F1's Next Fight Is in the Contract, Not on the TrackFifteen months. Christian Horner left the Red Bull Racing CEO and team...
Cadillac's Silence Comes With a Ledger: Budkowski Named No One, and That Was the Most Expensive Statement of the WeekendThere were roughly four seconds of silence in the COTA media centre after tha...
102 Points, One Joke, and Mercedes' Quiet Handover of PowerTwo drivers sat on a stage at the COTA fan forum. George Russell looked at hi...
COTA's 'Motocross Jump': The Real Arithmetic Behind Piastri's 0.768 SecondsOscar Piastri reached for a very specific phrase on the approach to Turn 1: a...
Ferrari Won Friday at COTA and Disowned It: The Ledger Behind Leclerc's 'Half a Tenth'On Friday evening at COTA I did what I do with every timesheet: I pulled the...
Mercedes' Supremacy Ledger: 11 Wins, Six Races Without One — and the Update That Never Showed Up on the TimesheetThe final laps of the Singapore sprint. George Russell was leading — the same...
No Verdict on an Empty Table: What Broke in the F1 Data Pipeline Broke in the Spreadsheet, Not on the CircuitI have a file this week that I wanted to open and could not. The Stage-1 outp...
23 Captions, 7 Teams and One Newey: How to Read the 2026 Grid From a Mexican GP Photo Gallery"I started with a simple count, and the count kept arguing back." Nothing tha...
Antonelli's Dominance and Russell's Real Fight: Just Nine Points Separate P2 from P5The name dominating Formula 1 headlines this week does not belong to any...
Audi's Freddie Slater Wager: The Triangle of Rules, Data and Risk in Mexico and Brazil FP1At the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez on Friday morning, when Freddie Slater...
1:34.035 — Mercedes Has the Pole, Not the ExplanationThe line at the top of the timing screen is not the story this weekend. The...
McLaren’s ‘Podium Pace’ Claim After COTA P5/P7: Saturday’s Miss, Sunday’s Speed and the Fight for ThirdAt COTA, the quietest corner of the McLaren garage before FP1 is usually wher...
Kimi Antonelli's Pole: 0.179 Seconds, Austin's Arithmetic and Mercedes' Dual ClockThe spreadsheet is not cold; it is simply early to the boardroom. On the...
Austin Qualifying: Russell's P6, a 0.441s Gap and the Empty Sector 3 ColumnThe qualifying page of my workbook runs on five tabs: session times, tyre lif...
Not the Fence: Antonelli's 102-Point Lead and the Front Wing That Has to Work at COTATwelve seconds of video. A road car, a fence near the Austin paddock, and tha...
Austin Qualifying: Verstappen's Two Tenths Is a Setup Ledger, Not a Car VerdictHook: The number that fixed the narrative before the race did Before Q3's...
Horner's Pitwall Proposal: F1's Next Fight Is in the Contract, Not on the TrackFifteen months. Christian Horner left the Red Bull Racing CEO and team...
Cadillac's Silence Comes With a Ledger: Budkowski Named No One, and That Was the Most Expensive Statement of the WeekendThere were roughly four seconds of silence in the COTA media centre after tha...
102 Points, One Joke, and Mercedes' Quiet Handover of PowerTwo drivers sat on a stage at the COTA fan forum. George Russell looked at hi...
COTA's 'Motocross Jump': The Real Arithmetic Behind Piastri's 0.768 SecondsOscar Piastri reached for a very specific phrase on the approach to Turn 1: a...
Ferrari Won Friday at COTA and Disowned It: The Ledger Behind Leclerc's 'Half a Tenth'On Friday evening at COTA I did what I do with every timesheet: I pulled the...
Mercedes' Supremacy Ledger: 11 Wins, Six Races Without One — and the Update That Never Showed Up on the TimesheetThe final laps of the Singapore sprint. George Russell was leading — the same...