What a couple of weeks for Formula One, right? Ferrari have been in the spotlight over the past few races – let’s get straight into what’s been going on. Vettel breaks his no-win streak. Until the race in Singapore, it had been three hundred and ninety-two days since he last stood on the top step … Continue reading Friction for Ferrari? Singapore and Sochi Grand Prix, 2019
Going to the gym can be a chore - especially when you don't know what you're doing once you get there. I used to dread going to the gym for the fear of making a fool of myself - not knowing where to start. But now, I don't care too much what people think of … Continue reading A Guide to Gaining Confidence in the Gym
If there’s one race you would want to win as a Ferrari driver – it would be the Italian Grand Prix in Monza. And Charles Leclerc did just that. Leclerc’s win meant Sebastian Vettel fell below his teammate in the drivers’ championship. The scenes of the fans on the track after the race looked incredible … Continue reading Scenes for Ferrari in Monza – Italian Grand Prix, 2019
If you know me, you know I love the Mamma Mia films. So, there isn’t much of a better present you could get me than tickets to a sing-along screening of one of the films (not that I need the words to sing along, they are engraved in my brain). AND, it included bottomless alcoholic … Continue reading Mamma Mia! Sing-Along Cinema
Before I start discussing the events of this past Sunday’s race, I want to shine a light on the tragic incident that happened in the Formula 2 race the day before. Anthoine Hubert was just 22 years old when he lost his life chasing his dreams. Born in France, Anthoine began his karting career aged … Continue reading The Dangers of Motorsport – Belgian Grand Prix 2019
If you know me, you know I love mystery and crime, as well as YA books. This book is a perfect blend of all three. Here’s an overview… Five students are given detention under suspicious circumstances – only four of them come out alive. But who is responsible for Simon’s death? Simon was a creator … Continue reading Book Review: One of Us is Lying, by Karen M. McManus
The last two races before the summer break were a bit good, weren’t they? And the news of Alex Albon moving to Red Bull, demoting Gasly to Torro Rosso? OK, let’s not get ahead of ourselves. Let’s take it back to the thriller of a race in Germany. If I was to cover every significant … Continue reading Formula One 2019: Summer Round-up
Love Island. If you didn’t watch it, you’ve most certainly heard all about it this summer. It’s become increasingly popular in the past few years, so much so, that there will be TWO series of it next year. But why is it becoming so popular when there are so many problems with it? Yes, I … Continue reading The Problem with Love Island
This past weekend’s race was a bit of a thriller to say the least. From Lewis Hamilton winning his sixth race at Silverstone, to both Haas drivers colliding and eventually facing a double retirement – it was a good race. Silverstone is one of the races that I would LOVE to attend next year (as … Continue reading Best of the British Grand Prix, 2019
Since it was my 23rd birthday last saturday, I thought I'd share 23 things I've learnt in my time of living. I mean, who doesn't love a list? Time passes by too fast. Saying NO is OK Family and friends are the most important thing in the world. You’re not going to get anything out … Continue reading 23 Things I Have Learnt in 23 Years…
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