Janet54321

I’m not bothered. It’s the same in boxing matches.

Don’t want any more of the US style flame throwing entries for drivers.

The cameras don’t stay on grid girls very long. People who watch F1 on TV don’t see much of them. (Shrug.)

Not all fans are men – lets balance the looks with some male models parading.

To help with the viewer experience, Liberty should force Ferrari to face the cameras pre and post race.

If F. is so important they shouldn’t be allowed to hide behind screens and closed doors. Vettel is the […]

The Max haters have started and that’s a sure sign of a ‘great’ in the making. Same with Hamilton and Vettel. Every derogatory comment possible applied at some time.

For more excitement for fans based on American style, the thing that would work would be to redesign some of Tilke’s creations in the layout of COTA. At least there was plenty of room for wheel to wheel […]

As he got past, he should have given the place back, even if it was due to Rai moving in whatever way he did, or Horner would have been told to instruct him to do so. Last lap and neither happened, hence penalty, […]

Vettel is my fave but IMO Ham is the better racer. Vettel had better watch out for Bottas coming up on the hilt for 2nd place.

Put Ham in that red car and he would have done it for the Italians. He has kept […]

That’s what I have felt – not struck on Hamilton, fan of Seb, but…but, Hamilton has driven superbly this year and Vettel, as badly as I’ve ever seen, despite some excellent results for him. It would take a […]

Vettel is very much an emotional animal, as well as superb racer and team builder. Read Webber’s book to see what Vet is like out of sight. I hope the top guys at Ferrari are strong minded enough for Vet to give […]

Ham and Ros driving each other off of the track – that’s racing, what makes you hold your breath and good that the stewards are not being as touchy as previous years.

As for the race card, the only racist I […]

Even if Bottas did jump the start, it was a fraction of a sec difference. For him to have a penalty, eg 5 sec stop go, when compared with the rap on the knuckles that Vettel got away with for dangerous driving, […]

Yeah, but the incidents you list were during the heat of the racing battle. This was deliberate, during a controlled situation. One mistake by Vet by driving into the back of Ham and a road rage outburst with a […]

Ham is a bit boring without a bit of mustard. Eddie Jordan is the usual condiment but now Seb has thrown the curry powder into the works.

It all makes what has already been a good season into even more of a […]

It was raw road rage, simple as that.

Vettel cannot control his temper, (or the reaction of fans when he gets on the podium; we’ll see/hear).

If he wins the championship this year, it’s obvious that this […]

There’s a banger racing track near Silverstone. Seb should let off some steam under pressure that his pressure cooker helmet is storing dangerously. Safer for all.

Even Jeremy Clarkson was fired after multiple final final warnings.

From Brawn’s book, he states that it is strategy that wins, and so far this year, it’s been exactly that which has led to lose/win.

“Unique bits” – all the cars have unique bits. Every single one of them is slightly different to others, even down to the number on the side/front.

Hopefully Seb will have been seen by a sports psychiatrist to help him channel his fury into constructive actions. So far he seems to have kept his cool. Not too many bleeps so far.

Judging by Vettel’s demeanour at the pen interview, (he wasn’t buoyant), I’d say he wasn’t pleased with Ferrari’s strategy because he knew he could have won, but, unlike Hamilton, he shows total loyalty to his […]