It’s already the final race of the year, and below we highlight a few storylines to keep an eye on during the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix weekend.

It’s one of the most wonderful times of the year! However, for F1 fans, this isn’t always the case. December means celebration for many, but for F1 fans, it marks the end of the season and months without their favorite sport. But don’t worry, because we’ve highlighted the best F1 gifts for you below!

Located on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi, the Yas Marina Circuit was completed in October 2009, after construction began in 2007. It hosted its first F1 race that same year, with Sebastian Vettel taking the victory. The track is designed by Hermann Tilke and stretches 5.281 km, with 58 laps and a total race distance of 306.183 km.

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The Qatar Grand Prix is held at the Losail International Circuit, a stunning track located near Doha. Opened in 2004, this 5.41 km (3.34 miles) circuit features 16 corners and a mix of high-speed straights and technical turns. With 57 laps covering a total of 308.661 km (190.5 miles), it’s a true test of skill for drivers.

Max Verstappen and Lando Norris are the only two drivers still in contention for the world title! This is something the young Brit could hardly have imagined at the start of the season. After securing three consecutive world championships, Verstappen has one clear goal: to add a fourth title to his name. The championship battle will be decided over the next three races—or perhaps even this weekend. Curious about how Verstappen could seal the title this weekend? Here are all the stats.

Las Vegas, the entertainment capital of the world, has added another gem to its illustrious crown: the return of Formula 1 to the neon-lit streets of the Strip. The Las Vegas Grand Prix is more than just a race; it’s an adrenaline-fueled extravaganza that seamlessly blends the thrill of motorsport with the city's iconic glitz and glamour. Here's why this event is a game-changer for F1 and a must-see for fans.

Next year promises to be a special year in the world of Formula 1. We’ll see four new faces on the grid, some of whom we’ve seen race before, while others are entirely new. Want to get to know these four new rookies better? Be sure to read on! We introduce them all to you!

The Dutch Grand Prix is one that hasn’t been on the calendar for very long. Formula 1 cars have been racing since 1952, but for a long time, this Grand Prix was removed from the calendar. However, in 2021, it made its return, mainly due to the enormous popularity of Dutch driver Max Verstappen, which continues to this day. Are you wondering whether to come to the Netherlands and watch the Grand Prix up close? Then read on to learn about our experience at the circuit!

You're going to a Grand Prix but have no idea what you can or cannot bring. We've all been there! Personally, I've attended three Grand Prix events, and in this blog, I’ll share some essential tips to help you prepare for your visit.

In 2024, I was live at the Belgian Grand Prix. This was an amazing experience, but there are definitely a few things to consider if you want to do the same. Curious? Or are you unsure about going to the Belgian GP? Then I would definitely recommend reading on.