After a short summer break formula one is back with the Dutch Grand Prix.
With seventy two laps the race will be taking place on 25 August.
Big race for golden boy Verstappen with hopes to win a fourth race in a row at his home track.
Along with good news for all Checo fans, Red Bull has finally made their decision to keep Perez till 2026.
But is he fit for the team for another year or will he be a costly mistake?
There were clear potential upgrades but they decided to stick to trying to enhance their car instead of switching drivers.
With him being inconsistent compared to Verstappen not reaching a single pole position it has created a risk for another season for Red Bull with Mclaren creeping up behind.
Big shoes will need to be filled as over the summer design expert, Adrian Newey decided to leave us with lots of questions as to where he will go next?
On the other hand Mclaren couldn’t be doing better against their rivalries.
The points are racking up with having the fastest car on the circuit with their new developments.
They could have the potential for their first constructors title since 1998.
Ferrari is only just coming into third with their fair share of problems from their last upgrade leading them to lose places a lot easier than at the start of the year.
Carlos Sainz finally made the decision we have been waiting for after being replaced by Hamilton at Ferrari.
He will be joining Williams' team alongside Albon.
There is still hope for Hamilton's last year at Mercedes.
The halfway mark has shown huge amounts of growth with three wins between the two of them.
More good news for Alpine, former boss Bruno Famin has been replaced with Oliver Oakes.
The former racing driver, Oakes is the youngest team principal to ever come into the modern world of F1.
This has brought a lot of hope to some exciting changes and to push the young team forward.
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