Jake Boxall-Legge is an F1 Writer at Motor1.com. He specializes in themes related to sports, automotive engineering, and the business of competitive sports, with a keen focus on cars, trucks, and mechanical systems. Jake's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as MSN, Motorsport.com, Yahoo Sports Canada, and Autosport.
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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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Mercedes technical director James Allison says the team's decision to keep developing its 2026 Formula 1 car late has put it "out of phase" with
F1's development race in 2026 has produced significant gains, but which teams have found the most lap time - and which teams are struggling? We've crunched the numbers to find out
By: Jake Boxall-Legge
Championship leader Kimi Antonelli went into the gravel at Turn 13 on his first flying lap of Dutch GP sprint qualifying
By: Jake Boxall-Legge
It's been a busy final flourish to Zandvoort's final F1 weekend (for now) - and Mercedes, McLaren, and Ferrari have been incredibly close. Here's how things are poised for the Dutch GP
By: Jake Boxall-Legge
After losing the lead on the fifth-lap restart, Lando Norris had some work to do to recover it. But he's been here before and, like his 2024 Dutch GP win, took his chances to reclaim the lead...
By: Jake Boxall-Legge
There was nothing between Fernando Alonso and Alex Albon in the Dutch GP's opening stint - but an eight-lap difference in pit strategy produced a significant split between them
Ferrari revealed that it expected to get Lewis Hamilton to the end of the race with only one stop - but would it have paid off? We've crunched the numbers...
The veteran Mexican feels the American team should be capable of making more progress after a recent plateau
By: Jake Boxall-Legge
Rumoured talks with Williams ended when Carlos Sainz extended his deal with the Grove team
It’s in the nature of a brand-new ruleset that scope for innovation is broad and updates can achieve big steps. Then there’s what’s in the pipeline for 2027
