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Teammate Collision #15: 2023 Season Review!
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Welcome back to the Teammate Collision podcast, where this time we change the course of history through our discussions of all things the 2023 season, it’s lows and further lows, and by going over our personal Reject of the Year podiums! Of course, Lennart and Jeremy are very open to feedback, so we would…
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GPR Awards – 2023 Formula 1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
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The 2023 Formula 1 season finally ended in Abu Dhabi with Max Verstappen easing to his nineteenth win from twenty-two races. Verstappen, one of only three race winners all season, finally put the F1 fanbase out of our misery when the chequered flag fell. Another of this year’s winners was the object of much…
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GPR Awards – 2023 Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix
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With a slight, self-imposed increase in difficulty, Max Verstappen won his eighteenth event of this gripping and exciting 2023 Formula 1 season. Behind and around him, the lights of Las Vegas were switched on to the championship for the first time since the days of Caesar’s Palace, where rejectdom was given plenty of space…
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Book Review: Niki Lauda – The Biography
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A year after the death of three-time Formula 1 world champion Niki Lauda, renowned British journalist Maurice Hamilton (no relation) wrote and published a final biography of the great Austrian. In it he collected countless reports and interviews from then and now, taking the reader through the central events of Niki’s life from a…
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GPR Awards – 2023 Brazilian Grand Prix
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For the twentieth time, Formula 1 held a Grand Prix in 2023, and for the 17th time Max Verstappen won one. Over two seasons he has already overtaken both Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost’s win tallies, and if he keeps it up through to Abu Dhabi, he will beat Sebastian Vettel too. Despite a…
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GPR Awards – 2023 Formula 1 Mexican Grand Prix
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Another race weekend, another Max Verstappen walkover. Just like Qatar, his win was never in doubt after the first corner. In Mexico, he said he would do what he could to help his teammate, home hero Sergio Perez, achieve runner-up in this year’s championship. It turned out that he wasn’t needed, after all. Sergio…
A tribute to the heroic failures of Grand Prix racing