Gent’s Post

5 days ago | gentspost.com | Samir Mourani

When Formula 1 announced its arrival in Las Vegas, it wasn’t just unveiling a new race—it was igniting a cultural phenomenon. With the shimmering lights of the Strip as its backdrop and a street circuit weaving past casinos and landmarks, the Las Vegas Grand Prix redefined what it means to experience Formula 1. Now, three years later, and with ease, we can say, it’s no longer just a race. Rather it’s become an immersive, billion-dollar celebration of speed, spectacle, and economic power.

1 week ago | gentspost.com | Tyron Harkiss-Foster

J Balvin has officially entered his Tony Stark era—and no, it’s not just another celeb collab. It’s a creative chokehold. The newly launched NRGY by Revo isn’t eyewear. It’s engineered expression. It’s performance art you wear on your face. And with Balvin calling the shots as Creative Director alongside Mattias Gollin—the visual mastermind behind some of fashion’s most emotionally intelligent storytelling—we’re witnessing something bigger than frames. We’re witnessing a blueprint.

1 week ago | gentspost.com | Tyron Harkiss-Foster

There’s something cinematic about speed, spectacle and a well-timed outfit. And unless you’ve been living under a rock—or have somehow managed to avoid your phone all week—you already know the F1 movie premiere just happened. It goes without saying: this is a premiere we’ve been waiting for. The kind that had us watching timelines and red carpets like hawks—foot on the gas—just to see what fashion GOATs like Lewis Hamilton would roll up in.

2 weeks ago | gentspost.com | Samir Mourani

Zhou Guanyu is no stranger to speed — but in our interview, it’s clear he’s equally at home slowing things down to reflect on the road that brought him to Ferrari. Now serving as the reserve driver for one of the most iconic teams in Formula 1 history, Zhou has a unique vantage point: young, accomplished, and quietly making history as the first Chinese driver in F1.

2 weeks ago | gentspost.com | Samir Mourani

The roar of 20 sleek machines are about to echoe through the Montreal Grand Prix circuit, bringing together fans and spectators from all over the world. Some are there for the cars, some are there for the parties and others are there because they just want to have a great time. If you fall into ANY of those categories, you will know that the Las Vegas Grand Prix, a newer addition to the circuit, is among the top experiential stops in the schedule.