As Max Verstappen romped off, unstoppable, to another win in 2023, Grand Prix Rejects takes a look back at the race and its heroes and rejects. The phantom rain in Spain falls mainly on George Russell’s visor, earning it Reject of the Race! The Spanish
Monaco is very rarely a sizzling event with the wideness of F1’s current cars, but the 2023 event at least provided a simmering level of intrigue. A little sprinkling of rain turned into a brief but sufficient downpour, enough for some much-needed tension to a
The Azerb Grand Prix Baku’s surprisingly low-key affair was highlighted by a few key events during the second race on Sunday. What won our community’s Reject of the Race was the decision to allow photographers into a live pitlane, all while the race organisers knew
Winning rather supremely in spite of a sleep-induced spin, Max Verstappen waltzed off to another predictable win, in a season and sport that is rapidly moving towards the artificially unpredictable. Let’s dive into the Australian Grand Prix. Race Control, once again, take Reject of the
This year, Grand Prix Rejects has nothing new to say involving the travesty that is the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. To avoid repeating ourselves, we will instead boycott discussing the event. For more information on why, please consult Amnesty International’s most recent report on the
In what turned out to be a rather ominous start to the season, Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez absolutely trounced the entire Formula One grid, 1-2 in qualifying to an untroubled 1-2 in the race. While it was plain sailing for the defending champions, other
The final race of 2022’s Formula One season had us saying farewell to a great many drivers, some of whom we will miss and others of whom we have already forgotten. While the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was its usual plodding self, it at least
As George Russell ends an eleven month winless period for Mercedes, his double victory in both the sprint and on Sunday’s race was overshadowed by incidents and accidents throughout the field, and above all by team politics in the Red Bull garage. And of course,
The 2022 Mexican Grand Prix ended up being the dullest Mexican Grand Prix since the 2020 Mexican Grand Prix. Max Verstappen was virtually unchallenged after leading into the first corner, while a meek strategy for a strong Mercedes meant the now-two-time champion took a new
Mercedes nearly ended their win drought of 2022. Emphasis on “nearly”, however, as Max Verstappen was able to overhaul a well-placed Lewis Hamilton to take a record-equalling 13th win of the season in Austin. While the media focused on their battle along with Red Bull’s
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