Jake Boxall-Legge is a Technical Editor specializing in motorsports, particularly Formula 1. He writes for publications such as Autosport, Motorsport.com, and Cigalah Group, and his work has also been featured on Motor1.com. Jake's articles cover a range of topics including race analysis, driver ratings, technical developments, and the overall landscape of Formula 1.
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Jake Boxall-Legge's coverage revolves around in-depth analysis of Formula 1 events, technical aspects, and individual driver performances. He consistently delves into specific metrics and rankings within the sport.
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As Sergio Perez's Red Bull future grows more uncertain than ever, perhaps the Mexican should consider joining a midfield team
McLaren's Lando Norris set a 1m17.788s lap in interrupted FP2 in Hungary to sit clear of F1 title leader Max Verstappen
McLaren F1 duo Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri to start from first and second in Sunday's Hungary race, with Max Verstappen third
Esteban Ocon believed "12th or 13th" was possible as Alpine did not go out in Hungary F1 qualifying after red flag
By: Jake Boxall-Legge
Esteban Ocon believes "12th or 13th" was possible as Alpine did not go out in Hungarian GP Q1 after red flag
Lando Norris eventually relents to radio call to let long-time Hungary F1 leader Oscar Piastri past late on
By: Jake Boxall-Legge
Lando Norris eventually relents to radio call to let long-time Hungary F1 leader Oscar Piastri past late on
Seemingly, all we heard during this year's Hungary round was radio ga ga, as convoluted team orders and driver frustration was played out on F1's airwaves.
McLaren's team order to Lando Norris at the 2024 Hungarian Grand Prix was not unprecedented. Here are five events that made Formula 1's history
By: Jake Boxall-Legge
OPINION: Oscar Piastri led home a 1-2 for McLaren in the Hungarian Grand Prix to become Formula 1's 115th different winner of a world championship round. But looking back through history, the circumstances bear more than a little resemblance to another driver's maiden win for the storied papaya team
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