Overview Any regular reader of GPRejects’ race and season reviews will have received quite a clear picture of the last few years and how it feels to be a Formula 1 fan. In short, it’s exhausting. For another year, Liberty Media served up the championship’s
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
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
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
In the second US race of the year (and the fifth sprint), Max Verstappen took all but one of the available points to him. In what was a largely-reject free event, we look at who were the biggest losers in Austin. Aston Martin, albeit hesitantly,
After one thousand individual penalties (yes, 1,000) were handed out over the weekend, and Max Verstappen had romped to another victory (this time a double with the sprint format), F1 fans had plentiful amounts of reject action to discuss following the Austrian Grand Prix. George
After red-flagged practice sessions and a qualifying that was hit by intermittent strong rain, the Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday was surprisingly straightforward. Predictable, of course, as Max Verstappen took another lights to flag victory and a win tally to equal Ayrton Senna’s. Some of
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
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
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
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