The 2012 Season was Formula One's Greatest Season. Drama, excitement, intrigue, and 7 different race winners to start the season. Six world champions on the grid. Rosberg's first win, Hamilton had the fastest car with the worst reliability 5 DNF's, awful pitstops. It all came down to the last race in wet Interlagos. Vettel had a 13 point lead on Alonso, but spun on lap accident and the nail bitting drama was on. Let's Dive in!

Who had the best F1 Rookie Grade of the Season? Who had the worst? What does the future hold for Isack, Kimi, Ollie, Gabbi, Liam, and Franco? Let's get into it!

Lando Lando Lando, The Race, the aftermath, the Tribute.

The 2025 Qatar Grand Prix highlighted everything that is wrong with Formula One. Racing that is more interesting off the track (soap opera) than what being done by the driver's themselves. Max is now 12 points away from winning his 5th World Title! The Pressure is on the Papaya Rules Mclaren boys not to lose the biggest WDC lead in history. But if anyone can lose it and do it, Lando and Max are the candidates that can make it happen.

We went out to the Las Vegas Grand Prix, in cold rainy at times Las Vegas, Nevada. Here is our thoughts on the race, the venue and all that happened with the top ten finishers.

We getting this review up late because of the long Veterans Day weekend here in America. Salute to all our Veterans everywhere. But, what a gift horse now we get to talk about the dumpster fire that is burning through the hearts of all Tifosi worldwide. John Elkann, needs to take responsibility for the mess he has created with his leadership at Ferrari and resign!!! The good news from Brazil is Lando Norris, has found great race pace at the right time of the season with back to back wins. Kimi, now holds the rookie points record. Maxamillion, goes from the pitman to the podium, Wowie. Mike's in Thailand, so I'm solo, let's get into it.

Let it rain at the always awesome São Paulo Grand Prix in Brazil. Never a dull moment historically one of the best races of the year! Will Man conquer all in the wet? Can Oscar make a comeback in the championship or will Lando continue his dominant form?

Lando Norris takes the lead in the Driver's Championship with a dominating performance at the Mexican Grand Prix. First turn drama. Lewis Hamilton, foiled by Ferrari again. And a touching Ollie Bearman, moment as the Driver of the Day. Let's Dive in with Uncle Mike.

Wanted one Max Emilian Verstappen for excessive speed and too much winning. Max is coming can the Papaya rules of the Mcca boys handle the heat?

It's gonna be Texas hot this weekend in Austin. This track should favor Mclaren. Mike and I will break it down. Plus, Christian Horner rumors, Merc boys signed new contracts. Our Rookie updates, and some babbling idiots.

Gorgeous George Russell drove an error free race and scored his second victory of the season in Singapore. Maxamillion Verstappen, came in second, and Lando Norris jumped two spots at the start of the race to finish in third. Mclaren, secured their second in a row Constructors Title, but for forgot Oscar Piastri, who was in the media pen as the team celebrated. Let's talk about it with Scott, from Experiences.xo

We will no longer call Max Verstappen, Max or Super Max, from now on he will be Maxamillion Verstappen. Because, Max is greater than Super Max. Just think of what he would do in the Mclaren. Oh, sweet chin music. Hats off to Carlos Sainz, for his first podium with Williams, Kimi for a nice clean race and 4th place. Liam Lawson for securing his highest finish in F1. Yuki baby Godzilla for his highest finish at Redbull 6th. And of course Ferrari hair pulling strategy weekend.

Lewis Hamilton received a 5 place grid penalty for Monza, for something he did 37 minutes before the start of the Dutch Grand Prix. What is tarnation is going on with the FIA stewards? Let's take a deep dive into it.

Max Verstappen put in a dominant performance at the Italian Grand Prix at Monza. Papaya Rules came fourth as Oscar Piastri was asked to switch positions with Lando Norris who had been running second the whole race, until a bad pitstop switched the order. I went to Monza and have some on scene perspective to contribute. Ferrari drivers had to lift and coast once again to avoid heating issues which had them finishing 4th and 6th. Let's get into it.

Merica F1 is on the road. We went to Zandvoort, and are currently on the road to Monza. So, we did this show at the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart, Germany. Let's recap the DutchGP among beautiful Porsches! Oscar Piastri, took at 34 point lead winning the Dutchgp with his main rival for the tittle Lando Norris, getting a DNF from second place. Isack Hadjar, secured his first podium in F!, while we had a double DNF from Ferrari. All that and more from the beautiful Porsche Museum, here at....MericaF1.

Nigel Mansell, the Lion was the only Motorsports driver to win the F! Championship and the IndyCar title in the same year 1992. A go for broke driver who had as many spectacular crashes as he had victories. Haven broken his neck and back, Mansell still continued in the sport he loved and never quit. His drive and unwavering passion for driving is a testament to a never give up attitude that should be admired the world over.4

Alain Marie Pascal Prost (French pronunciation: [alɛ̃ pʁɔst]; born 24 February 1955) is a French former racing driver and motorsport executive, who competed in Formula Onefrom 1980 to 1993. Nicknamed "the Professor",[b] Prost won four Formula One World Drivers' Championship titles and—at the time of his retirement—held the records for most wins (51), fastest laps (41), and podium finishes

Formula One Summer Break and the news is slim. George Russell, still has not signed a new contract with Mercedes. Arvid Lindblad, who is suppose to get the seat at RB next year from F2 is behind his teammate Pepe Marti, in the points. Redbull has issues with sinking the 2nd seat to favor Max. Lewis Hamilton, is trying to change things behind the scenes at the Scuderria. F1 employees, deserve better contracts with less or no gardening leave. That and more on a summer break episode of Merica F1.

Lando Norris, made a one stopper work to take victory in Hungry. But, as it seems is the usual in a Lando win this year there was controversy. Charles Leclerc disappearing act from the lead in the second stint. Oscar Piastri, coming in early for the undercut but not really being close enough for it to work. Ferrari mishaps, George Russell, I do nothing I show up on the podium. Gabriel Bortoleto, driver of the day for the second time this year.

The Belgian Grand Prix was a tale of two cities. There was the somewhat wet race beginning with passes by Lewis Hamilton 11, and Pierre Gasly 3. Oscar Piastri, pass on Lando Norris before you could take your second sip of beer had the race in total control. Charles Leclerc, held off Max Verstappen for every lap of the entire race to take the final podium place. Segments include: Whine with Sherm, The thrill of Victory and the Agony of Defeat, Conspiracy Theories, and more.