As Formula 1 continues to grow in popularity, there is likewise a growing need for comprehensive, detailed and analytical coverage and commentary. Formula 1 Review takes this need seriously and this simply designed website combined with colorful and informative material aims to help and entertain fans and web surfers from every corner of the globe.

Many people have a hard time believing that Formula 1 is actually a sport, let alone a popular one. But the Canadian Grand Prix in 2005 attracted the third largest global television audience of the year. Although behind the Super Bowl and Champions League Final, the Formula 1 race at Montreal recorded a larger audience than the NBA finals and the Tour de France. A total of 53 million people watched Kimi Raikkonen storm to victory in his McLaren. 

The team here at Formula 1 Review has a passion for this special sport and it is part of our mission to bring the exciting and impressive aura this racing series has to offer across to our readers. Formula 1 Review takes pride in the fact that it is an independent, non-commercial publication, and has no official, content-influencing relationship with any governing or management bodies.

After extensive planning and preparation, Formula 1 Review was officially launched on Tuesday, August 9th 2005. In order to enhance readability and usability a new design based on new CSS and Web 2.0 standards was implemented on August 9th, 2006, to mark the 1-year anniversary of Formula 1 Review.

With the intense competition on the Internet today, Formula 1 Review became part of the World Racing Forum, considered one of the leading motorsport communities, as of July 1st, 2007.

Original "Formula 1 Review" Graphics were designed by Krazy-K