Cryptowillem

10/10 for me here! A real strategists’ race!

I don’t know if I’ll be able to call myself an F1 fan any more after this.

Now I’m really hoping Button retires at the end of this year. Then I won’t feel bad for not watching him.

I loved hearing him say “This should be fun!” but if that conversation happened, that’s even more to show Jenson’s having a great time out there!

As much as anything else, I love hearing the noise of the crowd! Like in Montreal when Dan passed Nico, the place erupted, yet that would have been all but drowned out by the engines in past years.

Sure, I can agree with that. They just have to win first :P

I don’t know if I can like this comment any more than I already do! Cheers for that!

I would love to see Wickens in an F1 seat, if only for the patriotic vote for a Canadian, but I can’t see that happening over the talent that’s already in F1.

If Vettel becomes the Kyle Busch of F1, then I hope Juan Pablo Montoya comes back so he can be the Juan Pablo Montoya of F1.

I’m not going to lie. I’ll be a little disappointed if Kimi goes to Ferrari. The joy of Kimi at Lotus is watching a top-tiered driver in a (relatively) low-budget team. I enjoy seeing the Lotus mix it up with Red […]

But then, the car that has dropped to back has done one fewer lap. And that could be an advantage. Tires are one lap fresher; one lap’s worth of fuel is still in the tank. That driver can push that little bit […]

I gave it an 8.

Yes, Vettel ran away with it up front, but there were some great battles all the way down the field. Great performances from a few drivers, and plenty of overtaking without always talking about tires.

I would say another big factor was that it wasn’t just broadcast on NBC Sports Network, but on NBC proper. So all the network affiliates were showing it, and you didn’t need to subscribe to NBC Sports Network to watch it.

COTD right there! Ha!

Thanks, Keith!

You know, I started watching IndyCar just last year, despite being in North America, because of Rubens Barrichello. But I found so much to root for, and I’m really excited for this season!

1. How many different teams will win races?
Six. Red Bull, Ferrari, McLaren, Lotus, Mercedes, Sauber
2. Who will retire first in the Australian Grand Prix?
Max Chilton
3. Who will set the most pole […]

I hadn’t thought about NBC, but that’s a good point. I miss proxying the BBC iPlayer, though.