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Many South Africans had their excitement drop to their boots when it was confirmed that a Formula 1 race on home soil would not occur in 2023. Motorsport's pinnacle series last visited the African continent in 1993, and hopes were high that the Kyalami Circuit's three-decade absence would finally be over.
Veloce. Rapido. Svelto. These are some Italian adjectives to describe the word 'fast', which is exactly what Formula 1 can expect this weekend in Monza.
The Belgian Grand Prix is up next as the Formula 1 season resumes after the European summer break. Teams and drivers are rearing to go, and we can look forward to an action-packed second half of the season. Nine races remain, and the big question is: who will be the 2022 F1 champion?
Formula 1's annual summer break is usually a time when teams and drivers fill vacant seats ahead of a new season. And with half of the ten teams confirming their 2023 line-ups, others are yet to fill one or both seats.
During last Sunday's British Grand Prix, five protesters took to the Silverstone track in a bid to interrupt the race. Fortunately for them, they took to the track moments after the race was red-flagged following Zhou Guanyu's horrific crash.
News about South Africa's impending return to the Formula 1 calendar has been heightened following a report in The Telegraaf this week that the country has been added to next year's schedule.
The Canadian Grand Prix has come and gone, returning to the Formula 1 calendar for the first time since 2019. It wasn't the most spectacular of races we've seen this year, but it offered drivers another opportunity to score good points.
Formula 1 returns to Canada to host the 51st race in this North American country. The race, returning after a two-year absence, is one of the trickiest tracks on the circuit and is renowned for being notoriously hard on the brakes.