The return of the Formula 1 circus to Mexico saw perhaps a definitive moment of the season, as Max Verstappen and Red Bull triumphed the Mercedes pair in an unexpected reversal of fortune from Saturday’s qualifying. However, at GPRejects we’re discussing our top rejects and infinitely improbable
The 2021 United States Grand Prix confirmed two things to the world of Formula 1. Firstly, the packed house at the Circuit of the Americas illustrated that the sport has finally struck gold in the States, courtesy of Netflix’s Drive to Survive series. Secondly, the championship
When was the last time Formula 1 gifted its fans with two consecutive wet races in a row? The 2021 Turkish Grand Prix did exactly that, even if the race was very different from the final lap chaos at Sochi and incomparable to the craziness we were treated to
The 2021 Russian Grand Prix brought the great wide world of Formula 1 what it has always been promised before, but never delivered: rain in five. With its Valencia 2012 moment – a not-very loved track producing a fantastic race – those ominous words finally came
The end of the summer break has certainly brought us nothing short of drama and intrigue. An exhausting triple header has been made bearable by the boiling-over of tensions among the front-runners, exacerbated by the coming together of Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton at the Italian
After the grim display at Spa-Francorchamps, the Formula 1 community got a welcome treat at the revived Dutch Grand Prix with a fantastic home crowd that celebrated Max Verstappen’s strong victory immensely. At points, it even seemed like the whole event was a massive beach
How to solve a problem like the 2021 Belgian Grand Prix? How does one quantify a singularly unifying rejectful thing about a race weekend that didn’t even have a race? After all, on Sunday not a single green flag lap took place, and while we
With a rainy, chaotic first corner, a restart that felt like a surreal homage to the infamous 2005 United States Grand Prix, and a first-time winner in the shape of Esteban Ocon, the 2021 Hungarian Grand Prix had so much to offer viewers going into
Drama drama drama. That’s what Formula 1 fans were exposed to all Sunday afternoon at the 2021 British Grand Prix, with the clumsy but inevitable crash between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton making the headlines every day since. That drama and the fallout from it
The second race at the Red Bull Ring was almost carbon copy of the first one. Max Verstappen cleared off into the distance and, with the Mercedes team suffering a rather lacklustre qualifying, were never in position to challenge the Dutch driver, who crossed the finish line to