Tim Kraaij
Tim Kraaij has been part of GPblog since 2018, where he started working as Editor-in-Chief in 2019 after earning his Bachelor’s degree in Sports, Management, and Entrepreneurship. In this role, Tim has reported on several Formula 1 Grand Prix events, including those in Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, and Azerbaijan. He attended press events with Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing, and interviewed figures such as Helmut Marko and Rob Marshall. In addition to his interviews, Tim is also known for his columns and analyses, which mainly appear around F1 weekends on the website. Apart from the website, he is increasingly featured in videos on GPblog’s YouTube channel with the F1 Paddock Update.
GPblog makes a quick transition – and is working on improvements
Regular visitors have probably already noticed: GPblog recently got a fresh new look. While change is often a good thing, we fully understand that it may take some getting used to for some of you. In...
GPblog launches new website: faster, more user-friendly and with dark mode!
We kick off the new Formula 1 season with a bang at GPblog, as our completely redesigned website is live! Behind the scenes, we’ve been working hard over the past months to prepare GPblog for the futu...
This is the class Bottas wants to race in if F1 is no longer an option
Valtteri Bottas is sidelined as Mercedes' reserve driver in 2025, but revealed in an exclusive interview with GPblog that he still has the passion required to race in Formula 1. Should that fail thoug...
Drive to Survive season 7 review: Norris in particular comes off badly this time
The seventh season of Drive to Survive is a good sequel to the previous seasons. The most important moment of the year are highlighted and here and there some new, never-before-seen footage. Still, so...
The verdict after three days of testing in Bahrain: F1 2025 is going to be great!
After three days of testing in Bahrain, there is a lot of uncertainty at Red Bull Racing about where they really stand. McLaren came out best in three days, but behind them, the big guesswork has begu...
This is how all F1 teams stand after three days of testing in Bahrain
The three days of testing in Bahrain are over. Which teams got things right and which teams have work to do. Here are the conclusions for each team, what happened and what was said on and off the trac...
Cynical Verstappen in Bahrain and 2025 favourite seems clear
Red Bull Racing experienced problems during the second day of the winter test in Bahrain, but everything else shows that F1 is in its fourth year of technical regulations. All the teams are reliable a...
How Helmut Marko reacted to Red Bull's problems in Bahrain
Red Bull Racing's good feeling is still there after the second day of testing in Bahrain. Speaking to GPblog, Helmut Marko revealed that Liam Lawson's day was not ideal, but it was also a different pr...
Aston Martin's new technical figurehead still on the sideline
Enrico Cardile has still not started as F1 Chief Technical Officer at Aston Martin. As to when the former Ferrari chief can start, Aston Martin is also still unsure. In 2024, Cardile was proudly annou...
How Horner, Brown and a power cut spiced up Day 1 in Bahrain
And suddenly it was dark. Out of nowhere, everything went dark in Bahrain. Not just in the media centre, but all over the track. For a moment, the power cut seemed to end the session prematurely, but...
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