Those who have become inextricably entwined in the Football Manager jungle at some phase in their life understand the all-consuming nature of management sims. Coaxing your team to a string of victories does not simply equate to a series of routine synaptic flickers, but instead
Every fan of the underdog knows about the flashy drives where a driver punched well above the weight of his Formula 1 car. Whether those drives went unrewarded (Damon Hill nearly winning the 1997 Hungarian Grand Prix, Luca Badoer’s retirement from P4 at the 1999
For the second edition of the Gravel Trap guide to travel destinations for the engaged motorsport fan, the author will spin off into the gravel in turn one like he is a Schumacher brother at the 1997 Luxembourg Grand Prix, as he visits nearby Hamburg
Prior to the 2009 ban on unlimited testing, a lot of drivers carved out long careers in various F1 teams as testers while potentially never actually starting a race. Through hard work, some would eventually make it through as actual race drivers and have a
While Grand Prix Rejects primarily writes profiles for the official list of Rejects – those with 2 points or less under the classic F1 points system – it is no less important to stress that there are drivers who absolutely befit the spiritual definition of
Welcome back to the Teammate Collision podcast, where this time we shock the universe by actually talking about Teammate Collisions! After FOM’s recent video detailing their own personal favourites from the vault, we thought it best to take a look at them ourselves and give
Welcome back to the superest, happiest podcast in the intersphere of website collection: the Teammate Collision podcast! It is time to conclude our opinions and discussions of the 2003 season, from its forgettable drivers and its regrettable familiarity to the modern viewer. Of course, Lennart
Welcome back to the galactic sensation that is the Teammate Collision podcast! In our first in-season 2023 episode, we ignore the current season entirely and go back 20 years to 2003. It’s time for another reappraisal of the season, its highs and lows, and what
Nobody’s too old for an advent calendar, although years of cheap chocolate behind little cardboard doors ad nauseam have led us to come up with something a bit different for this year. A discussion on “the worst drivers at the best teams” in Formula 1