I love that this year has been one of real advocacy for women’s sport. The Lionesses triumphed at this year’s UEFA Women’s Euro, becoming European champions once again and successfully defending the title they first won in 2022. The Red Roses w

It is that time of year again when you queue online to gain access to the British Grand Prix at Silverstone. It is exciting to receive the email confirming that you are going to the Grand Prix. However, over the last four years of attending I have found ticket prices increasing and value for money decreasing. It is a real shame because it is truly an unmissable event to attend, but I no longer feel I can justify the cost.

Recently, Stefano Domenicali has suggested new ways to shake up Formula 1 and make it more appealing to younger fans. With the rise in popularity of Drive to Survive on Netflix and the upcoming Brad Pitt F1 film, the sport has gained a wave of new followers. Domenicali wants to build on this momentum by proposing major changes such as removing Friday free practice sessions in favour of more sprint races, shortening the main races, and even experimenting with reverse grids. His aim is to make race weekends more action-packed and better suited to shorter attention spans.

Lush made a bold statement today by closing all their stores, factories, and even their website, with a clear message: “Stop Starving Gaza.” This move really struck a chord with me.

It had finally been revealed that both Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez will race for the new Cadillac Formula One team next year. They bring years of experience from very successful teams with them, having worked for Mercedes and Red Bull respectively. Rumours had been rumbling for a while now about a comeback for both drivers, so it was only a matter of time before it was announced.