Looking Back: The 2007 F1 Season, Pt. 2
The 2007 F1 season came down to the wire with one point determining the championship.
The 2007 F1 season came down to the wire with one point determining the championship.
The 2007 season is perhaps the most fascinating year in the history of Formula 1.
The latest during a wild week of F1 news: a FIA penalty that wasn’t, James Hinchcliffe booth analysis and a special helmet for Sebastian Vettel in Mexico City.
Max Verstappen overcame a terrible final pit stop to pass Lewis Hamilton late to win the United States Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas.
Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso were collected in a heavy collision during Sunday’s United States Grand Prix.
Let’s check out the entire driver grid for the ongoing Formula 1 season and how things are going for each team.
Max Verstappen won for the 11th time this season while Ferrari lost out in F1’s Italian GP.
In the states, IndyCar will be concluding their season with a tight championship competition as Will Power leads the field with little guarantee that he will walk away with the big trophy to conclude the season. In the world of Formula 1, the story is a bit different. The sport enters its third consecutive race …
With eight races left on the calendar, Max Verstappen could conceivably clinch the title in four races at the Japanese GP.
Despite starting 14th, Max Verstappen made his drive look easy and essentially cruised to victory at the Belgian Grand Prix.
The Fernando Alonso news comes after Sebastian Vettel announced he would retire at the end of the season.
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