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In the Canadian Grand Prix, the closest Ferrari was 0.1s – 0.2s behind the leading car in FP1 and FP2.

That’s a much closer gap to what it is today. Yes, they do turn down the engine and run a bit heavier but […]

Ferrari seems to be affected by the thinner Pirelli thread like in Spain. I know they usually sandbag on Friday but 1s behind is bad.

Even if Ferrari did give preferential treatment to Vettel, can you honestly blame them? Kimi messed up 4 out of his 5 runs in Q2 and Q3, costing him and his team both positions and the preferred strategy for […]

Tyres has been the main character of the story of the first 3 races, but I don’t think it’ll matter too much in Baku. I do expect Mercedes to re-find their form since Baku is, due to their smooth surface, quite […]

These penalty points are meaningless, it’s almost impossible to ever get a race ban through thí system. If Vettel’s Baku 2017 debacle couldn’t bring about a race ban, normal collision penalties would never accumu […]

9/10, quality race!

Nothing left to say about Verstappen really, made the Mercedes garage furious, made the Ferrari garage furious, made Lewis furious, made Vettel furious. He better hope Red Bull delivers […]

All fair game now, Vettel lucked out a win in Melbourne, Lewis lucked out a lead in Shanghai. The championship is on!

I was very pleasantly surprised when there was no commercial during the Bahrain GP. So I applaud ESPN here. Of course, being in America, I know this has nothing to do with caring about the F1 viewers, but they are […]

I was thinking Ferrari was forced into this position by the horrible mechanic injury. They were one man down, and the rest of the pit crew probably doesn’t have the right morale to carry on the job. But even if […]

And, when Vettel pitted and emerged out of the pit in front of Hamilton, the definite “moment of the race,” ESPN was on commercial break. Sure, a screen was on side-by-side with commercial, but not hearing the […]

The race was better than average, lots of tensions here and there. Not a great sign for the Championship seeing Mercedes dominate so much, but the midfield is very promising. Or perhaps it’s just Hamilton being […]

Considering Ferrari was still short of Mercedes last year in terms of engine power output, especially in qualifying, and their focus on reliability during the Winter, should we still expect the same Mercedes […]

Yes, according to these feminists, when men like soccer players or F1 drivers star in shirt-less, or even almost-naked, fragrance, shampoo, or underwear commercials, it is a symbol of how success is associated […]

Read somewhere that Ferrari did NOT update their engines this weekend? Is this true? I think it’s a very good strategy since Monza was going to be Mercedes territory anyway and Singapore is not so much about […]

A positive thing for Ferrari to take out of this race is how close they are to the Mercedes cars. We all know the an overwhelming majority of the remaining circuits are fast paced and thus suit Mercedes, but the […]

Vettel in a broken Ferrari was leading a train that extended its lead to Bottas to more than 7 seconds, and kept the gap even when the team urged Bottas to stay close for the switch and try to keep Verstappen […]

Great results for Ferrari, but I wondow how many tracks left on the calendar would suit their car. Australia, Monaco, and Hungary are all tight-flowing tracks, and only Singapore and Abu Dhabi have the same […]

Should be an interesting race. Wish they didn’t schedule it in collision with the Wimbledon final. Now I don’t know which to watch: a potential battle for the win or a potential 19th Slam for Federer.

Hamilton’s main rival now is still Vettel in the WDC, no chance he would risk slowing down and losing pole to Vettel, even if that is the logical thing for Mercedes to do as a team.

Poor Ricciardo, he won the race but the next day everything anyone wants to talk about are Hamilton v. Vettel and Safety Cars and the state of F1.

No doubt Vettel did wrong there, but I think what he got […]