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2023 season

In 2023 we saw Max Verstappen winning his third World Drivers Championship in a row. This elevates the legacy of Max even further, aligning him with legendary drivers such as Ayrton Senna, Nicky Lauda or Jackie Stewart.

One of the standout surprises of the season was Aston Martin's astonishing performance, particularly during the first half, with Fernando Alonso securing 8 podium finishes, a testament to both his skill and the team's remarkable progress.

The season was also punctuated by memorable races, such as the dramatic Monaco Grand Prix, where unexpected weather conditions and strategic masterstrokes reshaped the race's outcome, providing a thrilling spectacle. Another highlight was the intense rivalry between teams in the midfield, which led to several nail-biting finishes and showcased the depth of talent across the grid.

2022 season

The 2022 Formula 1 season was a historic campaign that saw Max Verstappen secure his second World Drivers' Championship with races to spare, reinforcing his position as one of the sport's dominant figures.

The season was also notable for Ferrari's resurgence as a championship contender, while Mercedes faced unprecedented challenges in 2022, struggling with the car's performance issues early in the season but managing to recover during the second half.

One of the defining races of the season was the Singapore Grand Prix, where torrential rain before the start led to a spectacular night race filled with strategic gambles and dramatic on-track battles.

2021 season

The 2021 Formula 1 season was one of the most thrilling and closely contested in recent history, culminating in Max Verstappen winning his first World Drivers' Championship in a dramatic final race showdown against Lewis Hamilton at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. This victory marked a significant milestone for Verstappen and Red Bull Racing, ending Mercedes' dominant run.

The season was characterized by an intense rivalry between Verstappen and Hamilton, with both drivers exchanging the championship lead multiple times throughout the year.

This was also the season were Fernando Alonso made his comeback after a 2 year breack.

One of the highlights of the season was the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, where Daniel Ricciardo led a McLaren 1-2 finish, the team's first since 2010.

2020 season

The 2020 Formula 1 season was a year like no other, significantly impacted by the global pandemic, leading to a revised calendar and races without fans.

Despite the challenges, the season was dominated by Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes, with Hamilton securing his seventh World Drivers' Championship, equaling Michael Schumacher's record.

The emergence of new talent was evident, with drivers like George Russell showcasing their potential, especially when Russell stepped in for Hamilton at the Sakhir Grand Prix and nearly won the race.

Despite the pandemic's constraints, the 2020 season delivered memorable races and moments, further highlighting the resilience and adaptability of Formula 1.