It’s hard not to be a bit excited right now as an Aussie F1 fan, especially when you have Oscar Piastri showing just how good he is and what he is capable of.

If you’re an Aussie F1 fan, then the 2025 Bahrain Grand Prix might just be the race to make you believe that a 45 year wait for an Australian World Champion is about to come to an end.

Love him or hate him, you simply can’t deny just how great Max Verstappen is. From nowhere he dominates the weekend, and makes the 2025 Championship, and power rankings, extra spicy.

Two race wins for two different McLaren drivers make the top two a fairly straightforward battle, but how are things shaping up behind the Papaya pair?

The opening round of the season makes for some interesting reading when it comes to driver power rankings, especially given the mixed up race and action that came from it.

What a race. What a way to open the season. F1 is definitely back for 2025, and if the Australian Grand Prix is anything to go by, we’re in for a treat.

It’s been three months since we last saw F1 cars race in anger for glory and this weekend we’re about to finally return to racing as the 2025 F1 season gets underway in Melbourne.

The 2024 Formula One season is over with and what a season we had.

A tough battle in Abu Dhabi sees the final edition of the driver power rankings come down to the wire. So who will emerge on top in 2024?

McLaren have done it. Their first Championship of any kind in 16 years. A remarkable achievement for the Woking team.

A great win by Max Verstappen sees him put one hand on the trophy every driver ultimately wants to win: The Roar’s F1 power rankings title!

An entertaining Qatar Grand Prix is behind us as we see a team finally break a scoreless drought and some questionable decisions return.

A clinical performance by George Russell across the entire Las Vegas weekend has given him a boost in both the championship & the rankings.

Sin City is the scene for Round 22 of the 2024 Formula One World Championship as the second-ever Las Vegas Grand Prix takes place around...

Oscar Piastri believes he “has all the tools” available to become Australia’s first Formula One World Champion in over 40 years next season.

There is no doubting the skill of Max Verstappen, but his drive in Brazil all but proved he is the best on the grid.

Another win for Ferrari, this time in the other car. It all was happening in Mexico.

For a racing driver to make it in F1, it takes years of hard work both on and off the track. For an Aussie to do so is even more impressive.

Ferrari and Charles Leclerc once again throw a spanner in the works when it comes to both the Championship and these power rankings.

Oscar Piastri says there is no added pressure on his shoulders from down under after Daniel Ricciardo’s exit.