Mahim Suhalka is a writer for EssentiallySports, specializing in Formula 1 coverage. With a keen interest in motorsports, Mahim provides in-depth analysis and updates on the latest happenings in the world of F1, including race previews, driver profiles, and team dynamics.
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Mahim Suhalka's articles predominantly cover Formula 1 and related events, with a significant focus on opinion pieces and analysis. He frequently cites data in his coverage, suggesting an interest in factual insights to support his reporting.
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Lando Norris reluctantly gave up his almost seven-second lead to let his teammate Oscar Piastri win in Hungary.
By: Mahim Suhalka
1996 champion Damon Hill highlights how Oscar Piastri is mature beyond his years with his post race win interaction with Ted Kravitz.
The arch-rivals Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen locked horns once again in Hungary and it ended exactly how one would expect.
Ahead of the Hungarian GP weekend, Max Verstappens reportedly stayed up late into the night, taking part in the Virtual 24 Hours of Spa.
Oscar Piastri became only the fifth-ever driver from Australia to win an F1 Grand Prix after his Hungarian GP victory last Sunday.
The 2024 season is past its midpoint with 13 races done. Still, there is uncertainty surrounding Carlos Sainz's future in the sport.
The 2024 Hungarian GP gave a glimpse of the return of ‘Mad Max' Verstappen. The Dutchman earned this nickname due to his aggressive driving and radio rants in the past.
After he finished on the podium at the 2023 Hungarian GP, Lando Norris did a champagne pop which broke Max Verstappen' s winner's trophy.
By: Mahim Suhalka
Max Verstappen hit with a 10-place grid penalty for the upcoming Belgian GP, piling the pressure on Red Bull amidst their recent struggles.
One of the two most talked about instances from the 2024 Hungarian GP was Max Verstappen's back-and-forth with his race engineer Gianpiero Lambiase.
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