Shreya Sanjeev is an F1 journalist at The SportsRush. With a passion for motorsports, she covers competitive sports, particularly focusing on Formula 1, where she shares insights on key figures like Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen. Featured in The SportsRush, Shreya also explores themes in sports business and occasionally delves into the NBA and NFL.
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Shreya's coverage heavily features event coverage and expert commentary, focusing on the intersection of sports and entertainment news. She covers Formula 1 extensively, with a particular emphasis on individual drivers such as Lewis Hamilton, Lando Norris, and Max Verstappen.
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Lando Norris has finally won a race for McLaren and now all eyes are on Oscar Piastri. Does he feel the pressure?
Guenther Steiner is getting comfortable in his role as an off-track analyst, commentator, and podcaster.
Sergio Perez would be a happy man having signed a two-year contract extension with Red Bull and also being the star of a new docu-series by Disney.
The 2026 regulations are out, and with it comes many changes. 30kg lighter cars, Active Aero, and more popularly, no DRS.
Weird and twisted rules aren't rare to come across in F1. Charles Leclerc and Ferrari faced one such problem on Friday during free practice ahead
Mercedes has finally entered the upgrades game and the sign of their success has not been limited to the timesheets, they have seemingly rattled Red Bull.
F1 has had its fair share of drama lately but the commotion within the Red Bull camp has dominated this weekend's Austrian GP.
By: Shreya Sanjeev
With McLaren green-lighting a fair fight, Oscar Piastri eyes Lando Norris' vulnerability to take the lead at Dutch GP.
Williams' Team Principal James Vowles made questionable remarks about the German's career, in an interview where he explained his decision behind
Recent discussions around Oscar Piastri have become about his role as a second driver for Lando Norris.
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