Ahmad Albashrawi

I don’t really have a favorite driver/team in this battle. I like both Hamilton and Verstappen and I think both are worthy champions. Having said that, I think that the answer to this question is a big no. I w […]

I’m from Saudi Arabia, and I think its very important for drivers to a) participate in the race and b) voice their opinions openly on subjects that matter! The country is going through a huge transformation phase […]

To be perfectly honest, I believe this decision had more to do with drivers’ names and current championship standing, than the kind of run-off area at that specific corner. In an ideal world, the drivers (and t […]

He was doing donuts in celebration of Hamilton’s seventh title.

@khm I think what he means is that they have a wing that fails easily. It failed in China, replaced, and the new one failed again during Qualifying. They didn’t have time/resources to replace it with a r […]

In my opinion, this penalty was almost criminal. First, it was a first lap incident. Secondly, all parties played part in the making of it:

1. Lando Norris ran wide in the corner, compromising his line and […]

@terro Bottas was in SS I think.

There is a political conflict between Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, Egypt on one side and Qatar on the other side. Bein Sports is the legitimate rights owner of many sports broadcasts in MENA, including F1. Bein is […]

@thegianthogweed Does it really matter who suffered more? If a footballer tackled another from behind and injured himself, would the referee say hold on he suffered more so no need for the red card?

A penalty […]

I am not arguing with the verdict here, but is an explanation such as “..had behaved in exactly the same way in the first Safety Car restart” really acceptable? I expected the explanation to include stuff such as […]

I don’t think Ferrari deliberately pitted Kimi to give Vettel the win, and I have a strong feeling that Kimi doesn’t feel that this is the case as well. What I think is that Kimi is secondary to them: he wasn’t […]

I have nothing against the tactic itself: different people have different reactions to such situations. Some would think that the honourable thing would be to drive into the distance, “destroy” your opponent and […]

Actually I totally agree with Ferrari here, gaining an advantage should never be a time penalty, otherwise quicker cars stuck behind slower cars unable to overtake will just overtake off-track and disappear into […]

This clarification is good for the sport.

Verstappen vs Vettel vs Kimi?

Voted Rosberg, but both Ferrari drivers were great today. Verstappen and Perez were good too.

Actually, it is a huge grey area that I like being ironed out. On a straight, a defending driver has the right to suddenly change direction, even using the entire track width if they are fully ahead of the […]

Regardless of opinions, I thought the protest should have been given its course to clarify this area @neelv27 .

I agree with Mercedes here. This grey area must be evaluated, explained and cleared once for all.