Cyberaxiom

As this is a standardised part how about mandating a big driver number in the central triangle. Surely better that than random sponsors?

With those virtual ads from FOM, I’d say it’s far more likely that they’ll control the blurring issue by impose a rule forbidding any team from having a yellow or green livery …

“How do I add hashtags on this thing?”

For me you’ve missed a fundamental reason – too many dull, predictable races. This isn’t just about the lack of competition you mention (although that’s a key factor), it’s also due to the tremendous advances in […]

Really interesting and original article, thanks Keith. I’m all for combining F1 and maps :-)

Possibly @me4me, but if there were unlimited testing (and the tests weren’t centrally co-ordinated) I imagine that at least Mercedes and Ferrari would be pounding around tracks from sometime in January to start […]

This part of the year used to be so exciting, as each week we’d have a new car launch and get to see what everyone came up with. Now due to testing restrictions, and no-one wanting to give away their secrets, I’m […]

Money talks.

Horner: “Okay, if you win I’ll get you those Spice Girls tickets”

The Baku date is just bizarre, both in terms of the Le Mans clash and being paired with Montreal.

The cynic in me wonders whether things are moving too slowly with the new track and they’re not actually […]

Spotted upside down in a bin behind the pit building: the Da Costa cutout.

“I knew employing this “Giedo” chap as our new data engineer was a bad idea”

I’m in Shanghai right now and went to the tourist office to find out about getting last-minute tickets. They hadn’t even heard of F1 or the Grand Prix! It’s a world away from places like Montreal where F1 takes […]

You don’t need to pose like a Lego man Jenson, we didn’t get that sponsorship after all.

That’s a very good point about Frijns and Wehrlein (and countless others). They really need some sort of grandfathering mechanism that can protect them.