Wasn’t it just yesterday that we were getting excited for the opening round of the 2025 F1 season and now we’re two rounds in?

The opening round of the season makes for some interesting reading when it comes to driver power rankings, especially given the mixed up race and action that came from it.

Another year, another record crowd at the Australian Grand Prix.

A changeable race makes for some interesting power rankings but the pace of some teams clearly lived up to expectations, while for others there are some questions as to where they really are.

What a race. What a way to open the season. F1 is definitely back for 2025, and if the Australian Grand Prix is anything to go by, we’re in for a treat.

The Australian Grand Prix is set to experience rain for the first time since 2010, with drivers prepping themselves for the challenge of a wet Albert Park.

Ten years ago the F1 world was abuzz as a 17-year-old Dutchman made his F1 debut.

Formula One drivers are lapping up Australia’s return to the opening slot of the F1 calendar.

It’s been three months since we last saw F1 cars race in anger for glory and this weekend we’re about to finally return to racing as the 2025 F1 season gets underway in Melbourne.

With the 2025 F1 season days away, it’s time to kick off the power rankings for the year in style as I bring you the only full power rankings list you’ll see across the season.

The 2024 Formula One season is over with and what a season we had.

A tough battle in Abu Dhabi sees the final edition of the driver power rankings come down to the wire. So who will emerge on top in 2024?

It wasn’t the double they would’ve wanted but McLaren can celebrate a double of a different kind in 2024.

McLaren have done it. Their first Championship of any kind in 16 years. A remarkable achievement for the Woking team.

For 24 weekends a year, 20 drivers battle it out to be crowned Formula One World Champion to a global audience of billions.

Another race where the status quo at the top changes and we are once again asking just which team is the one that is by far the best in F1.

An entertaining Qatar Grand Prix is behind us as we see a team finally break a scoreless drought and some questionable decisions return.

A clinical performance by George Russell across the entire Las Vegas weekend has given him a boost in both the championship & the rankings.

It was a weekend of Mercedes dominance in Las Vegas, with a 1-2 finish helping bring them their fourth win of 2024.

Max Verstappen secured his fourth World Championship in Las Vegas to firmly cement his legacy as one of the all-time greats in Formula One.