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Does safety or spectators matter more? The choice made by the FIA in Abu Dhabi
Over the weekend in Abu Dhabi, the last of the 2025 Formula One World Championship season, we noticed sanctions among the various FIA documents that piqued our curiosity. Strong inconsistencies, we dare say.
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3 drivers tied and 9 different drivers on the podium, the analysis of the 2025 standings
The 2025 season was full of battles. Both on the track and at a distance, to have the best place, at the end of the year, in the drivers' standings. We've already discussed the podium far and wide, while...
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Alonso closes on a crescendo. Norris and Verstappen won't have a quiet Christmas
Today we are talking about Fernando Alonso, driver of Aston Martin, seventh team in the team standings, who finishes in the top ten, just behind the two Williams (5° classified as a team) and ahead of both Racing Bulls, a team that finished in 6° place.
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That damn strength to never give up. Dispersed quality in this Ferrari
If Max Verstappen had driven for Ferrari, the team we saw perform this year, the gap with McLaren would probably only have widened. Red Bull hasn't given up on a championship that...
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He waited, but it was worth it. The bitter Sainz-Hamilton comparison
The 2025 season, in addition to creating a long championship, also offered the opportunity for two drivers, now experts like Sainz and Hamilton, to further hone their psychophysical skills by having to try their hand at a...
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A rudderless ship
There would be a lot to say about Ferrari's disastrous weekend in Qatar. However, the SF-25's performance was so unmentionable that we decided not to comment on it at all. Why do it? For what purpose? Now that unfortunately, or perhaps it would be...
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Abu Dhabi, as in 2010. Ferrari's failure warns Norris, but also Verstappen
Yas Marina always brings back particularly significant memories. Especially when it comes to circumstances where the GP was the scene of a world championship clash played until the final corner. When you think of Abu Dhabi and three drivers...
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Bearman, beating Hadjar would be the icing on the cake
The end of the season is approaching, and it's time to award the title of "Rookie of the Year 2025." Two contenders among them are ready for the final rush.
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Favorite, all of a sudden
Max Verstappen suddenly finds himself the favorite. Unless McLaren pulls the rabbit out of the cylinder, it will be difficult to prevent the four-time world champion from monopolizing the last two...
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Poor action? It's the limits that block Formula 1
There are often complaints that there is little action and little overtaking in Formula 1. Yet, every now and then, they are captains of events where, magically, we don't know where to look with the standings changing rapidly with almost every lap. The scenarios occurred both in the Mexican GP and, above all, in the Brazilian one.
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Norris, Piastri and Verstappen towards Interlagos: the mental match point of the season
Of the three, two drivers are currently very mentally strong. Norris and Verstappen seem to need only the latest push to demolish their rivals' hopes of winning the world championship. However, Piastri may have a chance to reach...
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Austin, Ferrari is so amazing that it surprises itself
Internal investigations should be conducted both when negative facts emerge and even more so when one is surprised by positive facts. The problem is that we have reached the end of the year and Ferrari does not yet know the SF-25.
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The wet set-up no longer exists
In 2025 there is still talk of differences between dry and wet set-up. The teams haven't used wet set-ups for some time, but nevertheless sometimes decide to change adjustments after qualifying and start from the pit lane. Why?
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