The Canadian Grand Prix, while bringing a new season winner and a historic podium for a young driver, was marked by an outcome that seemed written from the start of the year: the inevitable battle between the two McLaren drivers. What many anticipated as a matter of time finally happened.

With an exceptionally fast driver lineup of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris, McLaren continues to rack up wins and score the most points, leading both the drivers' and constructors' championships.

In recent years, mental health has taken on a fundamental importance, both in society and in the world of sports. Since his arrival in Formula 1 in 2019, Lando Norris has positioned himself as one of the most prominent ambassadors promoting this issue.

Last week, Franco Colapinto's return to Formula 1 as a regular driver for the Alpine team was confirmed. The young Argentinian will replace Australian driver Jack Doohan, who drove for the French team during these six races and will now continue as a reserve driver.

Red Bull has once again shaken up its driver lineup with just two races remaining in the season. Yuki Tsunoda is promoted to the main team, while Liam Lawson is relegated to Visa Cash App Racing Bulls. This move only serves to highlight, once again, Red Bull's rapid decision-making and its management's questionable handling of its drivers.

Formula 1 is getting closer, with its first race scheduled for next Sunday, March 16 in Australia. But before the cars return to the track, fans can already warm up their engines with the arrival of the seventh season of Drive to Survive on Netflix, a season that promises to relive the most intense and controversial moments of the 2024 season.

The three days of preseason testing are coming to an end, and beyond being fundamental for the start of a new Formula 1 season, they represent the first hopes of sports fans in any corner of the world.