Peter Molloy began following Formula 1 during the 1985 Australian Grand Prix. He cheered for a certain Ayrton Senna, who was driving the same black and gold colors as a toy F1 car that Pete had been given. Pete continued to be a fan of Senna throughout his childhood. Fast forward many moons, and Peter now combines significant journalistic experience with decades of watching F1 to cover the latest on-track and off-track action.
Max Verstappen Wins the Imola GP in a Surprisingly Strong Red Bull
The win was Verstappen’s second of the season.
Slipstream Saturdays: Oscar Piastri Is Giving Aussie F1 Fans Reason to be Excited
While the battle between Max Verstappen and Lando Norris drew all the headlines last year, the first five races of 2025 have seen another name …
Slipstream Saturdays: Can Haas Find Their Way to F1 Victory Lane? It’s Not as Farfetched as You Think
With four races and one sprint event completed, this year’s Formula 1 Constructors’ Championship is led by McLaren, followed by Mercedes, Red Bull, Ferrari, and …
F1 Midweek: Could Max Verstappen Really Leave Red Bull?
Many factors are at play when considering Max Verstappen’s tenure at Red Bull.
Slipstream Saturdays: Is Dirty Air Spoiling the Show Again?
The question of following in dirty air has floated in and out of F1’s path without permanent resolution in recent years.
Max Verstappen Takes 1st Win of 2025 at the Japanese Grand Prix
The win is Verstappen’s fourth in a row at Suzuka.
Max Verstappen Surprises Both McLarens to Take Pole Position for the Japanese Grand Prix
“That’s insane,” was Christian Horner’s initial reaction over the Red Bull team radio, as Max Verstappen claimed pole position from the two McLarens of Lando …
Oscar Piastri Converts 1st F1 Pole to Win in Chinese Grand Prix
Piastri led the race from flag to flag for his third F1 win.
