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United States Grand Prix Summary The United States Grand Prix brought a new record crowd attendance of more than 440,000 fans. It is the largest sporting event in American history. The race was one by Max Verstappen as usual, but he had a lot of competition this time around with both Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc on his toes for the whole length of the event. We also witness one of the biggest crashed in the history of the track, where Fernando Alonso was sent flying into the wall. Fortunately everyone is ok. Logan Sargeant to drive for Williams During the weekend American Driver Logan Sargeant drove for Williams during the Free Practice on Friday, he did this because teams are required to give young drivers and potential rookies opportunities to test the car at least twice a year. Logan also wore a Longhorn logo on his helmet, something the Austin crowd loved. Williams decided to give Logan the opportunity to test the car on his home race, and after he did it pretty well he w...

United Stated Grand Prix 2022 has finally arrived. After months of waiting Formula 1 finally returns to the North American continent to Austin, Texas. The United States Grand Prix has always been characterized by its over the top attractions and guest celebrities appearances, from DJ Shaq to Matthew McConaughey. The 2022 USGP promises to yet again be the top spectacle of motorsport in America. Many athletes such as Daniel Ricciardo claim COTA is one of their favorite circuits on the F1 Calendar. When, Where and What? The race weekend will be held at Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas on October 21st, 22nd and 23rd. Friday will consist of practice sessions and concerts, Saturday will have practice, concerts and am exciting qualifying session where cars show off their maximum speed, and Sunday will be the main race event which begins at 2:00 local time. Fans should expect more than 125,000 people each day so prepare to arrive early to secure a good spot to watch the event.  Th...

Context goes back to 2014 During the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix Formula 1 experienced its most recent death, French Driver Jules Bianchi lost the control of his car during a safety car procedure and he crashed into a crane, his car went below it and he was transported to the hospital by helicopter where he was pro nounced death moments after arrival. This crash was a turning point in Formula 1 Safety, the rules were completely changed for the better and engineering was taken more seriously and new technology like the halo was invented, which has saved countless lives since its implementation. What happened this weekend? Last weekend Formula 1 returned to Japan after a 3 year absence due to covid, and we almost witness the same catastrophe at the exact same track, only 8 years later. The race began during extreme rain, driver visibility was extremely bad which led to a few crashed. After the FIA realized the danger of the situation they decided to suspend the race with a Red Flag (During...

2022 Singapore Grand Prix This past weekend Formula 1 raced at Singapore, the first of the final stretch of races in the Formula 1 calendar, Sergio Perez managed to stop Max Verstappen’s 5 race win streak and won the race. One of the biggest characteristics of the Singapore race is that it is known to be the hardest of them all. The Singapore Grand Prix is the longest race, has the most physically demanding corners, and on top of that it is the hottest race of the calendar, temperatures reach up to 122 degrees Fahrenheit inside the car for the majority of the race. Extreme Temperatures Thanks to extreme temperatures, drivers often have a harder time focusing because they have to deal with extreme fatigue, on top of all the challenges, this race faced a lot of rain, which caused multiple crashed and led to 8 of the 20 drivers to crash out of the race. Drivers often have to do specific training routines for this race, for example Carlos Sai nz who said, “ Extreme situations call for e...