Vidit Dhawan

5 days ago | yardbarker.com | Vidit Dhawan

America loves motorsports, but it took most fans there some time to fall in love with F1. Over the years, however, the sport has seen a huge increase in viewership. The rise of social media and Netflix’s Drive to Survive docuseries played a major role in this growth. Today, there are three American races on the calendar and soon, potentially, two American teams. New drivers from the U.S. are also expected to enter the grid in the near future, with several talented stars already in the pipeline.

5 days ago | thesportsrush.com | Vidit Dhawan

America loves motorsports, but it took most fans there some time to fall in love with F1. Over the years, however, the sport has seen a huge increase in viewership. The rise of social media and Netflix’s Drive to Survive docuseries played a major role in this growth. Today, there are three American races on the calendar and soon, potentially, two American teams. New drivers from the U.S. are also expected to enter the grid in the near future, with several talented stars already in the pipeline.

5 days ago | thesportsrush.com | Vidit Dhawan

Carlos Sainz is one of the most followed F1 drivers on social media, with over 11 million followers. So, it’s no surprise that his girlfriend, Rebecca Donaldson, and his ex, Isa Hernandez, are almost always under the community’s spotlight. Their online activities are closely followed, and recently, they did something that a section of fans simply couldn’t believe.

5 days ago | thesportsrush.com | Vidit Dhawan

Girlfriends of F1 drivers gain massive popularity once their relationships go public. Social media followings, endorsement deals, and consequently, money often follow—especially for those who weren’t prominent celebrities or models beforehand, like Charles Leclerc’s partner, Alexandra Saint Mleux. However, there is a dark side to this, something Kym Illman recently highlighted.

6 days ago | thesportsrush.com | Vidit Dhawan

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has been one of the most controversial figures ever since he replaced Jean Todt in 2021. The Emirati has now stirred up another controversy, and this time it has to do with the cost cap, which came into effect in the same year he became the president. Ben Sulayem recently gave an interview and suggested that the cost cap could be scrapped. “I’m looking at the cost cap and it’s just giving the FIA a headache,” he told AP. “So what’s the point of it?