Isabel Collier+FollowHadjar’s First F1 Podium Ends in Trophy DramaWhat a wild debut for the Racing Bulls’ rookie! Isack Hadjar nailed his first-ever F1 podium at Zandvoort, fending off big names like Leclerc and Russell. But the real twist? While celebrating with the team, Hadjar’s P3 trophy literally broke in his hands—base left behind! Reminds me of when Lando Norris broke Mad Max’s trophy in Hungary. Still, Hadjar’s epic drive and Driver of the Day honors mean this is a memory he’ll never forget—broken trophy or not! #Sports #Racing #F100Share
romankimberly+FollowNewey’s Magic: AMR26 Could Change F1 GameInsiders are buzzing as design legend Adrian Newey—now a shareholder and technical boss at Aston Martin—dives deep into the AMR26 project for the 2026 F1 season. Lance Stroll says Newey is “in a trance,” laser-focused on the new car, with the team feeling the pieces are finally falling into place. With Newey’s knack for finding rulebook loopholes and a Honda engine partnership on the way, could this be Aston’s ticket to the top? #Sports #Racing #F140Share
romankimberly+FollowHadjar’s Dutch GP Podium: Trophy Curse Strikes!Racing Bulls rookie Isack Hadjar delivered a masterclass at Zandvoort, fending off big names like Leclerc and Russell to clinch his first F1 podium after Norris’ late retirement. But the ‘F1 trophy curse’ hit again—Hadjar accidentally broke his ornate third-place cup during the post-race team photo. Is this just bad luck, or is the curse real? Let’s hear your takes, Bulls fans! #Sports #Racing #F100Share
Karla Young+FollowHadjar on the Brink: Racing Bulls’ Engine DramaIsack Hadjar, Racing Bulls’ young gun, is skating on thin ice after Zandvoort. The FIA confirmed he’s used up his last penalty-free engine, turbo, and MGU units—one more failure and he’s facing a grid penalty. After sensor gremlins in FP1 and a forced stop in FP2, the Bulls broke curfew to swap out nearly everything overnight. Hadjar’s cool, saying two practice sessions are enough, but the pressure’s on. Can he avoid the dreaded back-of-the-grid start? #Sports #Racing #F110Share
Victor Mathews+FollowLawson Fires Back After Sainz’s Dutch GP PenaltyDrama at Zandvoort! After the Safety Car restart, Carlos “Smooth Operator” Sainz tried to go around Liam Lawson into Turn 1, but contact left both with race-ending damage. Sainz was fuming, blaming Lawson’s aggressive style, but the stewards handed the penalty to Sainz, citing the FIA’s new guidelines. Lawson coolly responded, reminding everyone who got the penalty and suggesting Sainz should talk to him directly. Classic rivalry brewing! #Sports #Racing #F110Share
Jason Smith+FollowDisaster for King Lewis at Dutch GP: Crash & FIA HeatTough break for King Lewis! The Dutch GP turned into a nightmare as Hamilton, already under FIA investigation for yellow flag drama, lost it in the rain and put his Ferrari in the wall at Turn 3. After a promising qualifying, this crash not only ended his race but also adds more pressure with the FIA looking into his pre-race actions. Can he bounce back from this setback? #Sports #Racing #F110Share
Karla Young+FollowNorris’ Dutch GP Heartbreak: F1 Title Hopes FadeTough break for Lando Norris fans—after running a strong P2 behind McLaren teammate Piastri, an oil leak forced him to retire just seven laps from the end at Zandvoort. Piastri took the win and stretched his F1 championship lead to 34 points. Norris was visibly gutted post-race, admitting, “It hurts.” With nine races left, can our Smooth Operator bounce back against this fierce McLaren rivalry? #Sports #Racing #F120Share
qglover+FollowAntonelli’s Aggression Ends Leclerc’s Dutch GPWow, what a dramatic Dutch GP! The Prancing Horse’s hopes took a big hit after Kimi Antonelli’s bold lunge sent Charles Leclerc into the wall and out of the race. While Antonelli owned up to the mistake, King Charles admitted he gets the rookie’s hunger but called the move “a bit too much.” With Mercedes closing the gap in the Constructors’ battle, this rivalry just got spicier. Thoughts on Antonelli’s penalty and the fight for P2? #Sports #Racing #F120Share
romankimberly+FollowNo Max in VCARB: Racing Bulls Boss Clears AirSo, Racing Bulls fans, Alan Permane just put the brakes on those wild rumors about Super Max jumping into the VCARB 02 for a test. Despite some chatter that King Max could help tune up the Bulls’ junior ride, Permane says there’s ‘absolutely none at all’ to those talks. Looks like Lawson and Hadjar will keep racking up points without Verstappen’s input. Thoughts on how the Bulls’ young guns are handling the spotlight? #Sports #Racing #F130Share
romankimberly+FollowHamilton’s Ferrari Wake-Up Call at Dutch GPKing Lewis showed flashes of his old self at Zandvoort, but let’s not get carried away—he’s made it clear the Prancing Horse still isn’t where it needs to be. After a rough Hungary, Hamilton’s tweaks brought a smoother weekend, but being nearly seven-tenths off pole is a reality check. Can Ferrari close the gap, or will this be another season of ‘what ifs’? Let’s hear your takes, Tifosi! #Sports #Racing #F120Share
