For the upcoming 2025 season, there are six drivers on the grid who will be rookies, all taking part in their first full season in Formula 1. But which of these drivers are going to do well? Speaking to Motorsport, Giedo van der Garde expressed his expectations about the rookies.
Max Verstappen had to fight hard for his fourth world title in 2024. One of the defining moments of his championship campaign came at the Brazilian Grand Prix, a race that stood out as one of, if not the most important of the season. Tom Coronel, Giedo van der Garde, and Christijan Albers all expressed
It was a tough season in Formula 1 for Lewis Hamilton. Despite two wins, he struggled incredibly at many points in 2024. Giedo van der Garde told the Viaplay F1 Annual Review that he thinks he knows why Hamilton performed disappointingly at times.
The decision that everyone was waiting for has finally been made with Liam Lawson replacing Sergio Perez. Lawson will take Perez’s seat starting in 2025. According to Christijan Albers, Tom Coronel and Giedo van der Garde, the decision to let Perez go, should have been made earlier.
The Brazilian Grand Prix was discussed during Viaplay’s 2024 F1 season review. It was in Interlagos where Max Verstappen made a startling comeback from P17 all the way to P1 in a commanding fashion. Dutch expert analysts Giedo van der Garde, Christijan Albers and Tom Coronel all claim that this was the race that decided the
During the 2024 season review on Viaplay, some strong words were shared. Analysts Christijan Albers, Tom Coronel and Giedo van der Garde all felt the same way about the controversial “papaya rules”.
Giedo van der Garde thinks Max Verstappen was punished too heavily for his incident with Oscar Piastri at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. In the first corner of the final race of the season, the Dutchman dived down the inside of the Australian into Turn 1. There was a small gap, but that gap quickly closed,
Giedo van der Garde enjoyed Max Verstappen’s race in Qatar. At first, things initially did not go well for the 27-year-old driver, but suddenly things improved for Red Bull during qualifying and the race. Incidentally, the 39-year-old analyst found the penalty for Verstappen after qualifying in Qatar ridiculous.
George Russell did not do Max Verstappen any favours in Qatar last weekend. According to the Dutchman, Russell was hugely responsible for the stewards giving him a one-place grid penalty for the Sunday. Former driver Giedo van der Garde does see the Briton as someone who would purposefully try to screw over others.
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