I blame Drive to Survive.
I looked through all the files. I don't think that was a dick. Looked more like a finger. The text messages were embarrassing though.
I blame Drive to Survive.
Wasn’t exactly a smoking gun as far as I could tell. Though he’s going to have some issues with Ginger Spice. Should not be surprising to her since he left his pregnant wife to get with her.I looked through all the files. I don't think that was a dick. Looked more like a finger. The text messages were embarrassing though.
Erik Van HarenWasn’t exactly a smoking gun as far as I could tell. Though he’s going to have some issues with Ginger Spice. Should not be surprising to her since he left his pregnant wife to get with her.
It has been fun to read the conspiracies saying the leak was done by Helmut or Jos though
Gene Haas literally can’t attend a race outside the US as a convicted felon yet Andretti is on the sidelinesI might have finally started following F1 if Andretti and Cadillac had been allowed into the series. I guess teams didn't want to give up a share of the money to increase interest in the sport.
That was a snoozer. Good drives by Sainz and StrollTwo things.
1. Does Perez really suck this ****ing bad? Worse than Bottas alongside Hamilton.
2. When does F1 nerf the RB (like they did the Ferrari and Mercedes of days gone by)? Probably should have been after last season.
3. It’s so uncompetitive to make me start wondering about the differences between the actual cars max and Checo are driving.
Can see why Hamilton wants out of that MercedesThat was a snoozer. Good drives by Sainz and Stroll
Looked like they had pace early on but both cars had issues as did shit luck ChuckCan see why Hamilton wants out of that Mercedes
the races suck. It all makes sense when you remember F1 is owned by an American media conglomerateI admit that I can't look away. Who needs actual races?
Clarkson is great. Love Clarkson’s FarmI'm sorry. I love Clarkson. Even if he does occasionally spout some crazy shit.
One race in the books and silly season has started … the results must have been too boring to write the minimum word count.
The rumor is that she was banging Jos. So did Jos set the whole thing up? This is some WWE type shit.One race in the books and silly season has started … the results must have been too boring to write the minimum word count.
Like a couple forums above, I’m already ready for ‘25 🤷🏼♂️
Max in a slower car, HAM vs LEC, a washed Danny and Alonso in the best car. Inject it into my veins!!
Red Bull disfunction giving the IU athletic dept a run for its money. Except for the winning part of course
Somewhere around there. I wasn’t watching closely but he closed very quickly on Fred and lost his front end aero. Fred ended up being penalized for erratic driving — I didn’t really see that (drivers should get some leeway in how they manage the car), but assessing unnatural changes in speed is tough from the sofa.Pretty much a disaster day for Mercedes. Even before the retirement, Hamilton was nowhere. And Russell was what, P7 or so when Alonso binned him?
Surprised they didn’t red flag it.Somewhere around there. I wasn’t watching closely but he closed very quickly on Fred and lost his front end aero. Fred ended up being penalized for erratic driving — I didn’t really see that (drivers should get some leeway in how they manage the car), but assessing unnatural changes in speed is tough from the sofa.
I hated seeing George sitting in the middle of the track like that. Race control needs to neutralize races more quickly in these instances. They have been at Albert Park forever but a lot of these newer F1 street/hybrid circuits have a lot of tight/blind corners that worry me.
Sainz winning creates some awkwardness at Ferrari, which is sort of interesting. He would be a decent fit at Red Bull next year, but I think Checo is signed already, which is a little surprising, he wasn’t great today. Maybe Sainz has to slum it at Mercedes for a year. Regardless, Audi seems likely for him in ‘26.
Probably back to Max dominating at Japan but there are some interesting storylines.
Could have. To me (I don’t feel like reading the regs) a red flag is the race course is effectively blocked or the track is damaged (usually a barrier). Not sure if the cars circling the track were impeding the safety crews reaching George.Surprised they didn’t red flag it.
Surprised they didn’t red flag it.
Fortunately Stroll was a bit down the road and his engineer was on top of the yellow. George’s on board calls to red flag it were as real as fear gets for a racing driverNot really any point. It was the last lap and everyone would need to drive by it anyway.
The stewards saw it and penalized him based on teh telemetry data. It was a brake check (yes, I know he barely touched the brakes but with the current hybrid setup, letting off the accelerator is basically hitting the brakes at this point).Fred ended up being penalized for erratic driving — I didn’t really see that (drivers should get some leeway in how they manage the car), but assessing unnatural changes in speed is tough from the sofa.
I’m ready for Liam. Not personal with DR, but he had his chances. Liam’s ceiling is tbd.
Alonso certainly did it on purpose. The shunt is still on Russell imo. Had Russell not punted himself into the wall there would not have been a penalty at all, which I find interesting.The stewards saw it and penalized him based on teh telemetry data. It was a brake check (yes, I know he barely touched the brakes but with the current hybrid setup, letting off the accelerator is basically hitting the brakes at this point).
Whether we like allowing brake checks is a whole other conversation. I would say no but racing is racing.
Alonso made it way too obvious.Alonso certainly did it on purpose. The shunt is still on Russell imo. Had Russell not punted himself into the wall there would not have been a penalty at all, which I find interesting.
A penalty was warranted but a drive through 20 second penalty sets a pretty severe precedent for had racing.