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Monaco Grand Prix Secures Future Until 2031, Embraces New Vision for Sustainability

16Nov

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Monaco Grand Prix Secures Future Until 2031, Embraces New Vision for Sustainability

By Score More Sports The Monaco Grand Prix, a cornerstone of Formula 1 since 1950, has secured its place on the F1 calendar until 2031 with a groundbreaking six-year contract extension. This decision reflects a renewed partnership between Formula 1 and the Automobile Club of Monaco. F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali praised Monaco’s significance, calling the race “a dream for all drivers” and a symbol of motorsport heritage. Domenicali credited H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco and Michel Boeri for their leadership in ensuring the Grand Prix remains part of F1’s future. Beyond tradition, the agreement marks a shift toward innovation and sustainability. Domenicali highlighted plans for an optimized calendar aimed at reducing logistical pressures and aligning with F1's goal of achieving net-zero...

Norris Dominates Singapore GP, Closes the Gap on Verstappen in the Championship

22Sep

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Norris Dominates Singapore GP, Closes the Gap on Verstappen in the Championship

By Score More Lando Norris took a commanding victory at the Singapore Grand Prix, leading from start to finish and showcasing McLaren’s superiority at the Marina Bay street circuit. The British driver’s flawless performance allowed him to close the gap on World Champion Max Verstappen, who finished second, trimming the Dutchman's lead in the drivers' championship to 52 points. McLaren’s Oscar Piastri rounded out the podium, further cementing the team's dominance in the race. Starting from pole position, Norris was untouchable throughout the race, setting a blistering pace that his competitors could not match. His aggressive driving saw him extend a lead of up to 30 seconds over Verstappen at one point, although he made two close calls by brushing the walls. Despite losing the extra point...

Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Achieves 10% Reduction in Race Team Control Emissions for 2023

2Aug

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Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Achieves 10% Reduction in Race Team Control Emissions for 2023

By Score More Brackley, UK — Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 has announced a significant milestone in its sustainability journey, reporting a 10% reduction in market-based Race Team Control emissions for the year 2023, compared to the previous year. This achievement reflects the team's ongoing commitment to environmental stewardship and sustainability. The reduction was realized through a combination of initiatives, including investments in Sustainable Aviation Fuel certificates (SAFc), a biofuel project, and other strategic measures. According to the team's Sustainability Report, these efforts have been integral in their drive towards reducing their carbon footprint. Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 has emphasized that environmental sustainability is deeply embedded in their operations—from the facto...

F1: Collision Between Norris and Verstappen Clears Path for Russell’s Triumph

30Jun

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F1: Collision Between Norris and Verstappen Clears Path for Russell’s Triumph

By Score More Mercedes Wins in Austria After Thrilling Race Finale In what seemed destined to be another victory for Max Verstappen, the Austrian Grand Prix, the 11th race of the Formula 1 World Championship, concluded with a dramatic twist, paving the way for George Russell to claim a stunning victory for Mercedes. The Dutch driver, racing on his home track at the Red Bull Ring, had a near-perfect weekend, leading for most of the race. However, a collision with Lando Norris of McLaren upended the race and cleared the path for Russell's victory. Starting from pole position, Verstappen quickly distanced himself from the chasing pack. The race only became interesting when Verstappen began complaining about his hard tires, despite holding a comfortable seven-second lead over Norris. On l...

F1 Grid Set for Rookie Influx in 2025: Ricciardo’s Future in Doubt

17Jun

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F1 Grid Set for Rookie Influx in 2025: Ricciardo’s Future in Doubt

By Score More In a year that saw no rookies join the Formula 1 grid, change is almost certainly on the horizon for 2025. According to journalist Ben Hunt on the Inside The Piranha Club Podcast, the upcoming season could see several experienced drivers sidelined in favor of fresh talent, with multiple rookies poised to make their debut. Among the most anticipated promotions is Andrea Kimi Antonelli, who is set to join Mercedes following Lewis Hamilton's high-profile move to Ferrari. Another potential new face is Oliver Bearman, who is likely to replace Nico Hulkenberg at Haas, with Hulkenberg heading to Sauber. These shifts mean that two established drivers are likely to lose their spots in the paddock. Jack Doohan is another rookie linked with a move, with rumors suggesting he could joi...

Remembering Ayrton Senna: 30 Years After His Passing

1May

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Remembering Ayrton Senna: 30 Years After His Passing

By José Carlos Palma Thirty years have passed since the tragic death of Ayrton Senna, one of the most iconic and revered Formula 1 drivers in history. Senna, whose charisma, skill, and dedication made him a legend in motorsport, left a lasting legacy that continues to inspire fans and drivers worldwide. The Legacy of Ayrton Senna Ayrton Senna da Silva was born in São Paulo, Brazil, on March 21, 1960. From an early age, he demonstrated extraordinary talent in karting and quickly progressed to Formula Ford and eventually Formula 1. His F1 debut came in 1984 with the Toleman-Hart team, and he quickly stood out as an exceptional driver. Senna's aggressive style and innate driving ability made him a force to be reckoned with on the track. He won his first World Championship in 1988 with M...

Max Verstappen: Dominance, Drama, and the Future of Formula One

20Nov

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Max Verstappen: Dominance, Drama, and the Future of Formula One

The Score More Staff Austin, November 20, 2023 In the midst of a lighthearted remote-controlled truck race at Oracle's Austin campus, Formula One's reigning champion, Max Verstappen, reveals a glimpse of his competitive spirit. The three-time world champion, currently enjoying one of the most dominating seasons in F1 history, giggles like a child while crashing toy trucks. Verstappen's charisma and relentless pursuit of victory have propelled him into the spotlight, making him the face of Formula One during a transformative period for the sport. In the 2023 season, the 26-year-old Dutch driver has shattered records, winning a remarkable 17 Grand Prix races, including 10 consecutively—an F1 record. His outstanding performance has secured him the championship title, marking a significant...

Formula 1 Faces Declining Social Media Interest Amidst Verstappen’s Dominance: Study

30Sep

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Formula 1 Faces Declining Social Media Interest Amidst Verstappen’s Dominance: Study

By Score More Formula 1 is experiencing a steep decline in public interest on social media due to the absolute dominance of Max Verstappen and Red Bull this season, according to a recent study released in the United Kingdom. The analysis conducted by Buzz Radar, a social media marketing company specializing in media trends, has revealed a significant decrease in Formula 1's ability to engage its audience on social media, a trend that had been growing in recent years. Titled "Have We Reached the Summit, F1?" the study suggests that the exponential growth experienced in 2022, driven by the thrilling title battle between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton, along with new technical regulations for the cars, may have marked the peak of interest in Formula 1 in a long time. This trend appears ...

Verstappen Triumphs in Japanese Grand Prix, Red Bull Clinches Constructors’ Championship

25Sep

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Verstappen Triumphs in Japanese Grand Prix, Red Bull Clinches Constructors’ Championship

By Score More Max Verstappen secured his 13th victory of the Formula 1 season at the Japanese Grand Prix, clinching the Constructors' Championship for Red Bull. Verstappen's dominant performance in Suzuka came after Red Bull faced criticism following the Singapore Grand Prix, where he finished fifth. Verstappen faced competition from McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, but he managed to hold them off in the early part of the race. He expressed his joy to his team, praising their car's performance. Verstappen's teammate Sergio Perez experienced a challenging race, damaging his car's front wings twice and retiring after crashing into Kevin Magnussen's Haas. He also received a penalty for overtaking Fernando Alonso under the safety car. With 26 points gained in Suzuka, Verstap...

11Apr

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The 1955 Formula One Season

The 1955 Formula One season was the sixth season of the World Championship of Drivers. The championship was contested over seven races, and was dominated by Mercedes-Benz, who won all but one of the races. The season began on January 16, 1955, with the Argentine Grand Prix, and ended on September 11, 1955, with the Italian Grand Prix. Mercedes-Benz entered the season with a team of four drivers, which included the defending champion Juan Manuel Fangio, as well as Stirling Moss, Karl Kling, and Piero Taruffi. Mercedes-Benz was the team to beat in the 1955 season, winning the first three races of the season with Fangio at the wheel. Fangio's winning streak was broken at the Monaco Grand Prix, where he was forced to retire due to a fuel pump failure. The race was won by Maurice Trintignan...