As Max Verstappen took the world championship in abnormal circumstances for the third year in a row, there were a grand array of reject talking points, from the usual driver maladies to the race weekend itself! Lewis Hamilton takes Reject of the Race after an
After a suspiciously competent Ferrari was able to challenge in vain against Max Verstappen on home soil, the Dutchman still took his record tenth consecutive win (not counting two more sprint wins added to that). Behind him, the amount of rejectfulness made us at GPR
As Max Verstappen equalled the Ascari/Vettel record for consecutive wins, it seemed on Sunday evening at Zandvoort that nothing, not even the weather, could stop the Dutchman taking a clean sweep for the rest of the year. However, with changeable conditions came rejectdom from a
The casual F1 audience must have thought that the summer break could not come soon enough when they were treated to the Belgian Grand Prix. As Max Verstappen took his eighth consecutive victory, much of his opposition did their best to earn our rejectful ire.
In a remarkably protest-free British Grand Prix weekend, there were gasps of surprise as Max Verstappen won his sixth consecutive race since Miami. At Grand Prix Rejects we aspire to provide wisdom on everything rejectful! Ferrari win Reject of the Race one year on from
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
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
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
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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