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That’s one of the parts that angers me most, it’s not only the leaders who are racing, the guys that are sandwiched between are racing, too, and their efforts deserve every respect, it frankly felt that they were […]

This needn’t end like this, neither driver deserved a tainted trophy.

A true ruffian!

Too bad Michael Masi couldn’t be as stringent in front of a mirror as he is in front of the cameras.

Except that, even if Vettel doesn’t have as much “raw ability and commitment”, he was a better driver than Webber, Hamilton and Alonso, his direct competitors.

Maybe not faster, maybe not dominating them, […]

Yes @dieterrencken, we can’t consider your report complete if it does not include a canteen section.

If both could have done more to avoid it, that’s the definition of racing incident, right?

I tend to agree that Masi is not in control of the races anymore. But I get the feeling that it has to do with causing needless confusion from what is spoken in the drivers’ briefings not being followed thru […]

He should be racing, then, no pretending he’s the Bad Boys-era Detroit Pistons and fouling his way onto wins.

Genuinely curious, why love for the track?

Many of the problems we saw today were the result of race control having dysfunctional communications with teams and driver all through the weekend, yes, but no minor […]

Horner, I expect nothing from your comments and I’m still let down.

I’d happily take it if it was limited to the live broadcast.

Oh, the audacity!

COTD.

Unacceptable that one of the most visible faces of the sport would put the blame on a volunteer like that. Horner needs to learn to zip it from time to time.

If anything, his poor qualifying gives them the chance to change Perez’s engine.

Also, they’re professional drivers. They’re trained to look at marshalls’ stations since like kinderkarting.

I’m sorry, I forgot Verstappen is so good, he skipped lower formulae altogether!

Is that Franchitti driving Alan Jones’ Williams?

I haven’t seen any speed numbers from the race proper, but up until the Sprint Q it was not so much that Mercedes had a huge advantage in straight-line speed -Hamilton was 5km/h faster than Raikkonen or Russell at […]

I think it’s not so clear cut. But it’s how the Sky F1 simplify it to their world audience.

Hear, hear.