Award-winning artist Elicia McKenzie with Lewis Appiagyei and Ruben Stanislaus (right) Photos: Shae Shepherd Photography IN motorsport, talent alone is rarely enough. Raw speed, racecraft and determination can only take a young driver so far, because sooner or later they reach the same brick wall: funding. It is no secret that financial barriers shape who gets to rise through the ranks, often determining the faces we see at the top of the sport and not allowing raw talent a f

When you think of Formula 1, the first images that come to mind are roaring engines, world-class drivers and the intense energy of race day. But behind every second of action lies a world just as fast-paced and demanding

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the 2025 British Grand Prix delivered on every level.

Of course, there were a few exaggerated moments, as with any sports film, but it stayed firmly within the world of Formula 1. At times, it genuinely felt like watching a real Grand Prix on a Sunday, especially with commentary from the familiar voices of David Croft and Martin Brundle.

Speedway events follow a tight, rapid-fire format. Riders take part in a series of heats, each featuring four riders over four laps. Points are awarded based on finishing positions, with the top scorers progressing to the semi-finals and eventually the final. With a 90-second rule in place for riders to reach the start line after their heat is called, the action keeps coming with very little downtime.

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