James_mc

The problem of the organisers might be that the government has no faith in them after last year’s GP. Basically none of the announced social distancing and safety measures were in place on the grandstands, bar […]

As for Portugal, it looked like that some two weeks ago, the news was precisely that there would be rapid testing for all attendees – among other plans for social distancing in the event, plans that I fear were t […]

On F1’s Beyond The Grid podcast, Tom Clarkson asks Luca di Montezemolo “How important is Formula 1 to Ferrari?” Montezemolo’s answer is very clear and straightforward: “Crucial. Ferrari without Formula 1 will be a […]

I really can’t stop thinking of how great a diversion tactic this is from Bernie Ecclestone. It’s working out fantastically for him.

Nobody has talked about, or written about, the problems in F1’s […]

The last time I heard Ferrari were going radical with something on their new car, the F2012 came out. Yes, it nearly won the championship, but Ferrari does have a history of going so radical that they can’t even […]

The last time there was a Grand Prix at the same time of Le Mans (2011 Canadian GP), I completely ignored qualifying, and would have done the same to the race if it clashed with the 24 Hours. Glad it didn’t, […]

Yes Ecclestone, act as if the time of the start couldn’t have been moved to avoid that weather…

Marshalls handling Verstappen’s car made this race a seven.

For me, it’s the same as a student requesting an equalization of the grades after a semester because the other guys have studied more.

Pointless and childish.

Did someone from Ferrari actually say that? Wow. Making some strides, are we?

From that video, I think the Sauber is going to be blue, at least around the cockpit.

The cost of watching F1 in my country (Portugal) is why me and most of the people who want to watch F1 do it via illegal ways. Costs like that are unacceptable and unbearable in these times.

First answer to the question: Ah, no.