After a dominant win in Bahrain to kick-start Max Verstappen's latest title defence, the grim reality is that the 19 other drivers can already stop dreaming of being the one to stop him this year.
After quite possibly the craziest off-season F1 has ever experienced, it's finally time to start talking about the one thing that gets the heart pumping: racing!
After the stunning Las Vegas spectacle, it is time to make the lovely 8,000 mile trip to Abu Dhabi for a more traditional end to the F1 2023 season.
Unless you have been living under a rock for the past week, you may be aware that a little-known race called the Las Vegas Grand Prix is firmly on the F1 horizon this weekend.
The last leg in F1's relentless triple header of races takes us to sunny (or not) Sao Paulo for the much-loved Brazilian Grand Prix...or the Sao Paulo Grand Prix if you want to be all modern about it.
As F1 jumps from Austin, Texas to Mexico City, it could be yet another historic weekend for the lean, mean winning machine: Max Verstappen.
After Max Verstappen bagged his ninth win in a row at Zandvoort, it's straight on to Monza to see if the soon-to-be three-time World Champion can break more records.
As F1 wakes from its summer slumber, the time has come to dive head-first into a hectic second half of the season with 10 races in 14 weeks coming our way.
Red Bull will have their eyes firmly set on more F1 records at Spa after yet another dominant display from Max Verstappen at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
We expect Max Verstappen's dominance to continue at the British Grand Prix this weekend - but there are betting opportunities to be had behind the flying Dutchman, mainly from Ferrari.