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So we are half way now through the F1 2023 season and okay Hungary won’t be a race that’ll live in the memory from a racing spectacle point of view however from a historical standpoint and for some other reasons for McLaren it’ll be a race hundred percent that RedBull, Max, Norris and McLaren will certainly all be chuffed about.  Here are three things we learned Hungary 2023.  RedBull and Max starting to break records!   Now we knew this season is already about Max and that RB19 but whilst RedBull been dominant, to break a record that has stood for 35 years is simply admirable. And you have to question when? Where? And who? Is going to stop them? Even in the races where you’d think they’ve struggled a bit more but they’ve still managed to find a way through and ultimately Vettel’s record of nine race wins in a row is in serious threat of being either matched or broken altogether!!  And in F1 unlike football it’s a lot harder to build these race winning streaks especi...

​ Silverstone that was an interesting one, we had sun, rain, clouds, competition, chaos and Max reigning supreme ALL IN ONE. I thoroughly enjoyed watched the 2023 British GrandPrix, some might say it was like watching a movie, ironic that is because the was actually movie shooting going on for the new film coming soon I think in 2025 or 2026 it’ll be, but it’s nice to see how Hollywood comes to F1 and F1 produces It’s best race and action that we’ve had all year so far. But here’s three or this week four things we’ve learned from the British GrandPrix. Oscar Piastri is a star of the future! Now in 2023 we’ve got ourselves three new rookies on the grid, AlphaTauri Nyck De Vries, Williams Logan Sargeant and finally McLaren Oscar Piastri and so far all three of them up to this point for various reasons have been pretty tricky to gauge where they truly are and that can be put down to many different reason and none more so then not having had the nicest of cars to drive but since McLaren up...

​So the Austrian GrandPrix weekend was you know both the sprint and main race a very good GrandPrix overall weekend, one I thoroughly enjoyed with action both in the main event and in the Sprint, it was good in comparison to the last sprint we had which was at Baku, this race is certainly been on earth of the better races in 2023 so far in what’s been relatively a season of dominance for Max Verstappen and RedBull but nonetheless it didn’t spoil us from having a race that was one full of intrigue. And here’s three things that we learned.  Track limits gone wild?  Now one of the may criticisms of F1 this weekend was just how many times the was track limit infringements! In fact the was that many it kind of turned into a meme.  Just to remind you of what and who got penalties, I’ll go through them now. Sainz - 10 seconds Hamilton - 10 seconds Gasly - 10 seconds Albon - 10 seconds Ocon - 30 seconds Sargeant - 10 seconds De Vries - 15 seconds Tsunoda - 5 seconds So a lot of p...