Okay, so today I wanna talk about something I’ve been messing around with – F1 free practice results. I gotta say, it’s been quite a ride getting into this stuff.
First off, I had to figure out where to even find these results. Turns out, there are a few places online, but not all of them are super reliable or up-to-date. I stumbled upon a site called *, which seemed pretty legit. They update their results right after each session, so that’s a plus.
Then came the tricky part – understanding what I was actually looking at. I mean, you see all these names, numbers, and abbreviations, and it’s like, what does it all mean? I learned that to be “classified” in the results, a driver’s gotta complete at least 90% of the winner’s laps. Makes sense, right? You can’t just do a few laps and call it a day.
I started keeping track of the practice sessions for the big races, like the one in Las Vegas and the United States Grand Prix. It was cool seeing how the drivers performed in each session. Like, in one practice, Lewis Hamilton was the fastest, which was kinda expected, but then you see some surprises here and there.
One thing I noticed is that some numbers get retired. Like, the number 17 was retired back in 2015. Turns out, it was in honor of Jules Bianchi, who tragically passed away after an accident. It’s these little details that make you appreciate the history and the human side of the sport.
Oh, and get this – in the practice session before the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Oscar Piastri was the fastest, with Lando Norris right behind him. They’re both from McLaren, so that’s a big deal for the team. It’s always interesting to see how the teams are doing, especially when they’re aiming for the constructors’ championship.
Here are my takeaways about F1 results:
- First, I opened the web to find the results of F1, and I found *.
- Second, I began to browse and read the results one by one, trying to understand the meanings.
- Then, I learned that to be “classified” in the results, a driver’s gotta complete at least 90% of the winner’s laps.
- After, I started keeping track of the practice sessions for the big races and learned the history of F1.
- Finally, I share all the results and what I learned about F1 with all of you.
So yeah, that’s been my little adventure into the world of F1 free practice results. It’s been a learning curve, for sure, but it’s also been pretty fun. Who knew numbers could be so interesting, right?
