Kindred Concepts Ltd. trading as F1® Arcade is pleased to announce it has completed a growth financing raise.

The British Grand Prix is one of the most special fixtures on the F1 calendar. Held at Silverstone, the Home of British Motorsport, the race has been a staple on the calendar since it held the first ever Formula 1 Grand Prix championship race in May 1950. Being at Silverstone is an experience like no other, the British Grand Prix is more than a race with entertainment all night long and an atmosphere that cannot be beaten, and the 2024 British Grand Prix gave us all of that and more.

The sporting gods were shining on George Russell and Gareth Southgate on Sunday afternoon almost 600 miles apart.

The European triple header kicked off this weekend as Formula 1 returned to sunny Spain at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. The F1 Grand Prix wasn’t the only on-track race in Barcelona, with a weekend of support events from F1 Academy, Formula 2 and Formula 3, with the youngest ever feature-race F3 winner.

I, for one don’t think I can handle another summer party where Denise from finance is far too drunk and falls down the stairs, or Mikey from tech breaks his arm (who won that arm wrestle eyyyy… ) so here is where F1 Arcade trumps everywhere else.

Jerez in October 1997 was the one and only time two or more drivers have set identical qualifying times in F1. In Jerez three drivers (Villeneuve, Schumacher & Frentzen) completed the same feat Russell and Verstappen managed on Saturday at the Canadian Grand Prix, both clocked 1 minute and 12 seconds to share the front row. Mercedes new front wing seems to work well as Russell’s pole position ended Verstappen’s and Leclerc’s streak of 15 straight poles.