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Shame it’s just for one weekend. Would love to see Sky and, specifically, Mr. Kravitz continuously explain how it happened that the world champions are not speaking to them at all. Actually, I am amazed how he is […]

I’m very sorry, I’ve pressed the report button by accident. My bad.

Valteri got stuck in traffic again, just as he did in the Mercedes

The tone and the text of the statement itself proves that right decision was made.

We will hold. We will rebuild. My determination to visit a Grand Prix in person is greater than ever. Cheers, my fellow F1 fanatic :)

We were fighting in the streets for our right to choose in 2014 and we won. Since then the Russia is at war with us in one shape or another. Still here, still fighting. All worthy things are incredibly hard. If […]

Another little bit of justice. Thank you, Haas.

Thank you. We are holding on. It was a tough night. Time moves very slowly during war.

Thank you, Formula 1. It does nothing for fighting in the streets of my city at the moment, but we’ll take any public condemnation of Russia we can get, so that the end of this nightmare is a small step closer.

Braking distances will increase as well (also because of the minimum weight raise), which will help overtaking.

It’s ironic. People tend to forget quickly. Remember when “One-move rule” was introduced? Back then it was greeted as a step towards fair racing and major victory in the fight against dirty and dangerous driving. […]

@Nolog also this.

Yes! The guy who made one clear move to defend the inside line into St.Devote – Max couldn’t handle it and barged right back into him. Makes his behavior even more immature, doesn’t it?

How quickly people forget about risk is beyond me. Not long ago we lost a good bright kid in these cars, remember? Remember Alonso vs. Guttierez in Melbourne? Or Webber vs. Kovalainen in Valencia? There was no […]

First of all – it is ironic, to say the least, that you propose to reduce front end downforce to counter the loss of front end downforce in dirty air.
Second – cars could follow each other even closer in the 50s. […]

the strategies and setups would be a bit different, less risky or agressive and more even across the field – because there would be nothing to provide an advantage on track to make a pass. don’t forget – we are […]

510. Some tracks are for racing and some are for testing. Unfortunately, the latter also host races.

You lot complaining about DRS totally miss the fact that without any device designed specifically to […]

Oh why, McLaren, why?..

The biggest thing that is still missing is TV-style overlays and camera angles. I just wish i could see that pass i’ve just made the way it would look on TV.