Just days after a truly memorable Italian Grand Prix at Monza, the F1 paddock assembled for the first time at a brand new venue in Madrid called the Madring, and it proved to be Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli, who claimed his eighth victory of the season, winning the first Spanish Grand Prix to be held in the nation’s capital for 45 years.

This weekend Formula 1 returned to Monza, located just outside Milan in northern Italy and one of the oldest, fastest and most iconic circuits on the calendar.

All Elite Wrestling (AEW) returned to Wembley Stadium on Sunday (30 August) for ALL IN London, with the event giving me my first experience of a live major wrestling promotion’s event. Over 41,000 fans attended the event, which is one of the highest UK attendances for AEW, and were treated to thirteen matches across both the buy-in and main show.

Formula 1’s last round before the four-week summer break took place this weekend at the Hungaroring, located just outside Budapest, and it was McLaren’s Lando Norris who occupied the top step on the podium for the first time this season after a highly entertaining Hungarian Grand Prix. Two key issues dominated paddock discussions ahead of the start of ontrack action on Friday.

Two weeks after the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, Formula 1 returned to action amidst Belgium’s Ardennes forests on the legendary Spa Francorchamps circuit, a challenging high-speed track which has always sorted the men from the boys and the great from the merely very good, and, after an exciting rollercoaster of a race, it proved to be Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli who claimed the victo…