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11 hours ago | 
thedeck.news | Callum Davis |Ryan Whelan
The Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix is set to host the final race of it’s contract at Imola, with the race dropping off the calendar for the 2026 season. Formula One (F1) hadn’t raced at the circuit since 2006 until the Covid-19 pandemic hit and the circuit was added to the calendar as one of three races held in Italy that season. It’s current place on the calendar is largely seen as a hangover from that season. The 2023 race was cancelled due to flooding in the area.
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1 week ago | 
thedeck.news | Callum Davis |Ryan Whelan
It’s been another 24 hours in the headlines for Alpine, and none of the headlines about the team are particularly positive. Out of the team are team principal Oliver Oakes and driver Jack Doohan, with Flavio Briatore taking over Oakes’ former role and former Williams driver Franco Colapinto taking the wheel. It begins another chapter for the French team, owned by Renault. In fact, the team has had so many chapters in it’s recent history it borders on a Harry Potter novel.
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1 week ago | 
thedeck.news | Callum Davis |Ryan Whelan
The release of F1 25 is due on 30th May with anticipation building and gamers keen to get their hands on the latest installment in the franchise. Alongside the latest Braking Point chapter, the g/ame also features a revamped “My Team” career mode, as well as new LIDAR scanned tracks, and new customisation.
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3 weeks ago | 
thedeck.news | Callum Davis |Ryan Whelan
Oscar Piastri took the lead of the World Drivers’ Championship with a stunning win at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. The Australian assumed the lead of the race after Max Verstappen was given a five-second penalty for leaving the track and gaining an advantage on lap one. After a poor qualifying, Lando Norris recovered to x after starting 10th but slips to second in the Drivers’ World Championship.
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1 month ago | 
thedeck.news | Callum Davis |Ryan Whelan
Oscar Piastri stormed to a controlled Bahrain Grand Prix win, and moved into 2nd in the Formula One (F1) Drivers’ Championship, as chaos and overtakes galore unfolded behind him. It was a clean drive from the Aussie, who kept his cool in the heat of the Bahraini desert, whilst those behind him duelled under the lights. Russell crossed the line in second place, ahead Lando Norris, who endured a chaotic Bahrain Grand Prix.
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1 month ago | 
thedeck.news | Callum Davis |Ryan Whelan
Proposals for the new South African Grand Prix in Cape Town seem to have taken a step forward, with the release of new images detailing the proposed track layout. Released by Motorsport.com, the layout centres around the DHL Stadium in the city, the iconic stadium built for the 2010 World Cup hosted in the country. The street circuit is currently mapped at 5.7km long, featuring 25 corners with an even mix of high, medium and low speed corners.
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1 month ago | 
thedeck.news | Callum Davis |Ryan Whelan
Max Verstappen is just one point off the lead of the World Drivers’ Championship after a dominant performance at the Japanese Grand Prix. After starting from pole, Verstappen remained unmoved throughout, depute the best efforts of the two McLaren drivers to pass the Dutchman. The two McLaren’s completed the podium spots, with Leclerc and Russell also in the top five.
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1 month ago | 
thedeck.news | Callum Davis |Ryan Whelan
Max Verstappen will start the Japanese Grand Prix from pole position after a stunning new lap record put the Dutchman at the front. Verstappen came out of nowhere to pip both McLarens by under half a tenth and take pole position ahead of Lando Norris (P2), and Oscar Piastri (P3). The Dutchman admitted he was shocked by the result, but said it was incredibly rewarding to take pole at the famous Suzuka circuit.
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1 month ago | 
thedeck.news | Callum Davis |Ryan Whelan
Formula One (F1) teams are well followed these days with fans choosing to follow the brands they identify closely with. Characteristics, key moments, stereotypes, all go into building the idea of what a F1 team is like. What would Ferrari be without some strategy failures, Red Bull without its driver changes or Williams without its desperate urge to get back to the place it once used to be.
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1 month ago | 
thedeck.news | Callum Davis |Ryan Whelan
It’s been another week in the headlines for Red Bull and it’s driver line-up, and they’re not positive headlines at all. Yuki Tsunoda will finally get to race for Red Bull after 89 race starts for the junior team, fulfilling a role he arguably should have held since the start of the season. As for Liam Lawson, his troubled spell at the top team is over after just two races. At least he’s offered the reprieve of a place back at Racing Bulls.
