Gasly and Vandoorne do something which no other drivers have done, Hamilton equals Fangio and Ricciardo does two things which haven’t been done since the sixties. Here are all the best facts and statistics from the 2018 Mexican Grand Prix weekend! HAMILTON EQUALS FANGIO Lewis Hamilton equals Juan Manuel Fangio with five World Championship titles. […]
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Before the 2018 Mexican Grand Prix weekend began, I posted five prediction polls on the Lights Out twitter account. How many of the questions did you get right? Find out below! 1. Who will take pole? 1. Who'll qualify on pole this weekend? #LightsOutPredictions #MexicoGP #F1 — Lights Out ●●●●● (@LightsOutF1Blog) October 25, 2018 YOUR
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No current driver has retired more than once in Mexico City, ten drivers have a 100% finish rate here and five drivers are yet to be out-qualified by their team-mates at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez. Read all about each driver’s history at the Mexican Grand Prix! ?? Lewis Hamilton Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes team-mate Valtteri
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It’s a trip to the track in the heart of Mexico City for the nineteenth round of the 2018 Formula One season. Here are all the stats you need to know ahead of the 2018 Mexican Grand Prix! ?? MEXICO RACE WINNERS There have been eighteen Grands Prix held at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez which
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Kimi Raikkonen wins his first Grand Prix in over five years, Lewis Hamilton loses a position for the first time at COTA and fourth on the grid is the unluckiest place to start from in Texas. Here are all the best facts and statistics from the 2018 United States Grand Prix weekend! RAIKKONEN RETURNS On
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Lewis Hamilton’s fifth title victory is now all but a formality as he heads into the Mexican Grand Prix, needing just five points to seal the deal. The simplest title permutation for the Mexican Grand Prix is that if Lewis Hamilton finishes seventh or higher, he will be crowned 2018 champion. CURRENT CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS:
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Before the 2018 U.S. Grand Prix weekend began, I posted five prediction polls on the Lights Out twitter account. How many of the questions did you get right? Find out below! 1. Will Lewis Hamilton win the title? 1. Will Lewis Hamilton win the 2018 F1 title at the #USGP? #F1 — Lights Out ●●●●●
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Only two drivers have won at the Circuit of the Americas, three drivers have a 100% Q3 record and one driver hasn’t finished a race at this track since 2013. Here’s everything you need to know about each driver’s history at the U.S. Grand Prix! ?? Lewis Hamilton Lewis Hamilton has won every U.S. Grand Prix
As Lewis Hamilton has his first chance to take a fifth title, we head to a track where the two championship protagonists have dominated over the years – the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas. Here are all the stats you need ahead of the 2018 U.S. Grand Prix! ?? COTA RACE WINNERS There
The title battle is now an exclusive race between two drivers – Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel. Kimi Raikkonen and Valtteri Bottas are now firmly out of mathematical contention and, should Hamilton’s form continue, it won’t be too long before a fifth title is his. Here’s how the title can be won and lost over
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There are now just four drivers left in mathematical contention for the 2018 Drivers’ Championship. Max Verstappen has dropped out of the title hunt as a result of his fifth place finish in Sochi. Here is how the championship battle looks ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix NOTE: You can find updated title permutations for
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Britain equals Germany at Suzuka, Fernando Alonso does something he hasn’t done since driving for Minardi and the top three qualifiers finished in the order they qualified in for the third time at the track. Here are all the best facts and statistics from the 2018 Japanese Grand Prix weekend! MERCEDES RULE AT SUZUKA ONCE
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Before the 2018 Japanese Grand Prix weekend began, I posted five prediction polls on the Lights Out twitter account. How many of the questions did you get right? Find out below! 1. What will the weather be like? 1. What will the weather be like at Suzuka this weekend? #LightsOutPredictions #JapaneseGP #F1 — Lights Out
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Max Verstappen is the only current driver to have a 100% points scoring record at the Japanese Grand Prix, seven drivers have a 100% Suzuka finish record and just two drivers have never been beaten in qualifying by a team-mate at the track. Here are all the stats and facts about each driver’s history at
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For the seventeenth round of the championship, Formula One heads to Japan and one of the drivers’ favourite tracks – Suzuka. Here are all the stats you need ahead of the 2018 Japanese Grand Prix! ?? SUZUKA RACE WINNERS There have been 29 Formula One races held at the Suzuka circuit. During that time, there
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Lewis Hamilton equals Michael Schumacher, Valtteri Bottas equals Daniel Ricciardo and Mercedes remain unbeaten in Sochi. Here are all the best facts and statistics from the 2018 Russian Grand Prix weekend! FINNISH FASTEST, BUT NOT FIRST TO FINISH On Saturday, Valtteri Bottas took pole position for the 2018 Russian Grand Prix. It was the sixth
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The Formula One Group have today announced a major shake-up to the Formula One calendar for the 2019 season. The calendar will be extended to twenty five rounds, with the Indy 500 returning as a round of the championship for the first time since 1960 and the season finale being held on the streets of
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