All they do is win, win, win
by Joe Holding
Only 150 units of the all-electric hypercar will be produced
Last month, we brought you news that the first example of the utterly mad, 1,914hp Rimac Nevera had been completed. That was chassis 000, however, which Rimac is keeping for itself: This is the first of 150 cars to be handed
by Joe Holding
Place your bets
A month on from that crazy 2021 Formula 1 season finale-in which Max Verstappen was crowned world champion in Abu Dhabi-the dust has settled, everyone is enjoying the winter break, and the sport is at peace with itself.Of course,
by Joe Holding
Who will win this time?
Remember just last month when we brought you news of Lewis Hamilton's new Extreme E team, 'X44'? Well, hold on to your fireproof balaclavas, because Nico Rosberg has set up his own team too.Yep, Rosberg Xtreme Racing (RXR) will also
by Greg Potts
Our kind of vlogger
The McLaren Senna is one of the most fearsome beasts to ever come out of the British performance car manufacturer's stable. See it in action on the track in the hands of none other than Nico Rosberg. On a side note,
This takes skill
Can you hide an exotic supercar from your wife?We can hide a few Tamiyas or a handful of pricey car parts from the wife. But hiding three bright orange Lamborghini Murcielagos? That takes real skill. Listen to this crazy car wife
by Drei Laurel
This event is on our bucket list
Supercars, stars and quite a few spins, too: this year's Goodwood Festival of Speed was a cracker.There was of course, the obligatory supercar shootout, a roster of astonishing metal-including the debut of the mad 691hp Porsche 911 GT2 RS-
by TopGear.com
An analysis of the shocking development in F1
Lewis Hamilton is renowned for wearing his heart on his sleeve. But it was his Mercedes teammate who wrong-footed the entire world of sport by announcing his retirement from Formula 1. Nico Rosberg, world champion for just five days, says he
by Jason Barlow
Less than a week after winning the championship
They say it's lonely once you reach the top. If that's the case, then it looks like 2016 Formula 1 world champion Nico Rosberg won't be standing on his own for very long. In a shocking announcement, Rosberg has
by Jason Tulio
A stunning victory in Abu Dhabi
Like father, like son. Nico Rosberg, son of 1982 Formula 1 world champion Keke Rosberg, has just become the 33rd driver to win F1's coveted crown. He placed second in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix which concluded the 2016 season. The
by Jason Tulio
This should be a nail-biter of a race
First blood to Lewis Hamilton, then. The reigning world champion was fastest in both practice sessions at the start of a Grand Prix weekend in Abu Dhabi that will settle a 2016 Formula 1 World Championship that at times has compressed and
by Jason Barlow
Mercedes drivers make contact again
One of the Mercedes drivers will likely win the championship. Problem is their increasingly aggressive tactics. Here are the rest of the highlights from the past Formula 1 weekend.1. Lewis Hamilton clinched victory after last-lap contact with Nico Rosberg. Hamilton
by Joe Holding
Rosberg dominates as crashes abound
The venues may change, but only one winner seems to emerge in each race. Nico Rosberg widens his lead, while the frustration of those who want to usurp him, including his teammate Lewis Hamilton, continues to grow. Here are the highlights from
by Joe Holding
3 wins in a row for Nico Rosberg
Can Nico Rosberg be stopped before he starts another German dynasty? From the way his competitors keep stumbling, things are looking good for the Mercedes driver. Here are the highlights from Shanghai.1. Rosberg has a massive lead. The Mercedes driver stayed
by Joe Holding
The 2016 season marches on
With the same winner and once again chaos in qualifying, the second race of the season continued the excitement that began with the Australian GP. Here are the highlights of last weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix.1. Nico Rosberg cruised to his
by Joe Holding
Looks like it's going to be an exciting year
The 2016 Formula 1 season is off to a chaotic start, and this is exactly what fans want. Here are the buzz-worthy things that happened at the inaugural F1 race this year.1. Nico Rosberg's 2016 season is off to
by Joe Holding
Rosberg finds his stride too late
Nico Rosberg's fifth win this season really gets us thinking that if he'd only managed such performances earlier this year, watching the Brazilian Grand Prix would've been much more worth missing out on precious sleep.The German driver--now
For once, Rosberg emerges dominant
It has been over two decades since the last Mexican Grand Prix was held at the historic Hermanos Rodriguez Autodrome. While the infamous near-300kph Peraltada--now called the Mansell Corner--has been neutered in the name of safety, the bumpy, slippery
by Niky Tamayo
Get your Red Bull ready!
We've now reached the 18th round of the 2015 Formula 1 season, and some of you may be wondering why we still need to watch this race, when Lewis Hamilton already won the drivers' championship by technical knockout back at the
by Niky Tamayo
Lewis Hamilton bags 2015 championship
This tweet by Mercedes best sums up the crazy and eventful United States Grand Prix:There are no words left for this race... #F1 #USGPIf you put together all the incidents, overtakes, lead changes and strategy battles that happened over the course
Advantage: Rosberg
After 71 laps of racing that culminated in another Mercedes one-two cruise, our best takeaway from the Austrian Grand Prix is this: Lewis Hamilton's championship lead over Nico Rosberg is down to just 10 points.That's courtesy of a
