Aapje

He made things a lot easier for the stewards than if he hadn’t let Ricciardo past.

@OOliver

I thought that Alonso pushed Kimi off fairly aggressively. It was more than just driving the optimal line.

@geemac

Yet we can’t see the engine. What is there to admire about it, when it is hidden away?

In 2010 the sport had the ‘dumbest’ cars in a decade after teams agreed to dump its hybrid kinetic energy recovery system, yet F1’s tech rating was 48%; five years later this had slumped to 40% during the sport […]

@esmiz

I understand what people is saying about that the other 19 drivers participate

It’s untrue, which proves a point in a way. The people who have no problem with telling falsehoods themselves are fine […]

A series of quick shots of Charles Leclerc, Pierre Gasly (Verstappen’s incoming team mate at the time), George Russell, Carlos Sainz Jnr and Lance Stroll introducing themselves is followed by a shot of V […]

@Erik

It’s not just him, but US culture. Danica Patrick’s questioning was very American in a similar way.

And a dry crack.

IMO, things got worse when Masi took over, although I agree that the issue is more structural, rather than depending on a single person.

Many of these quotes don’t actually address Max’s criticism. For example, Norris seems more concerned with whether he looks good and doesn’t address the question of whether he is bothered by the falsehoods. He […]

Great. This means that drivers can’t benefit from pushing the boundaries at the expense of safety (if they actually do what they say).

@rekibsn

It was a bicycle accident and he required multiple operations.

@sumedh

I think that Max has an easier time getting past Bottas than Lewis has of getting past Checo, though.

@lordlambert

You are just lying about the facts now, another Lewisfan. You are truly showing yourselves up here.

@johnrkh

What robbie said is something you could say about any driver on each team that was actually with that team when the car was build. That you see it as evidence that the car was solely build for Max says […]

@liko41

It’s interesting how bias can warp people’s recollections.

@asanator

It’s not intended to make qualifying more fun, but to increase the chance of getting a different order in the sprint race.

@Sviat

Verstappen has an obvious weakness (which is why I don’t consider him a WDC material, and hopefully, he will never become one). He cannot accept losing.

I guess that’s why Senna, Schumacher, Alonso a […]

@noname

when the FIA changed the floor rules to benefit Red Bull.

Even Mercedes doesn’t argue this…

@johnrkh

If you look at the ‘My F1 Cars’ interview with Webber on this site, you can see that he doesn’t argue that the double diffuser was developed for Vettel, but that Vettel was better at adapting to it. […]