If I was going to hire a sportswriter, the first question that I would ask them is: How do you reconcile the essential meaningless in sports? How do you reconcile watching young men drive around circuits in a fuel tank with wings as fast as possible? How do you reconcile the importance of that? Just like Shakespeare or Beethoven’s symphony, this is going above and beyond.

“At its best sport is – look at what humans can do.“

The Late Great Chris Wesseling (1974-2021)

Hello and welcome to The Perfect Formula – An F1 blog. I’m thrilled you are joining me on this journey. To introduce myself, I am a 30-year-old lifelong F1 fan from England, and this blog is a place for me to share my thoughts, test my writing skills, and hopefully provide some well-informed entertainment!

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Latest Posts from the Blog

  • Verstappen wins in Vegas as Mclarens Disqualified
    Well, well, well. What do we have here? Is that a championship fight that is now back on? The biggest storyline of the Las Vegas Grand Prix happened off the track. On the track, Max Verstappen won the race at a canter after getting ahead of Lando Norris, who finished 2nd on the road, at the first corner after the McLaren ran wide defending his place. George Russell took the final step on the podium.
  • Norris asserts his authority on the Championship
    The Brazilian, sorry, the Sao Paulo Grand Prix had it all. Action, big championship implications, crashes, bad weather. It. Had. It. All.
  • Lando Norris dominates in Mexico to take Championship Lead
    Lando Norris dominated the whole Mexico City weekend to take the most complete victory of his career and reclaim the Championship lead for the first time since April.
  • Verstappen Wins again in Baku as McLaren falter
    Let’s face it, the Azerbaijan Grand Prix was a bit of a shocker. Well, not if you are a Max Verstappen fan, who won at a canter. All the excitement happened on Saturday during qualifying with a record-breaking 6 red flags coming out to play. This meant that qualifying was actually longer than the race, a crazy 100 minutes long.
  • Verstappen rolls back the clock to take masterful Italian Grand Prix Victory
    Max Verstappen rolled back the clock to take a masterful Italian Grand Prix victory on Sunday. Us viewers suffered a case of déjà vu, believing it was 2023 as Verstappen ran and hid at the front from pole.