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@macradar. What you smell is your own insinuation. This is a well balanced article by an experienced and respected journalist with years of experience. If anybody has a clear view on this, it’s Dieter.

Free r […]

@ldom I find Hamilton in the clean side of WDCs.

That’s why yeasterday was such a shock.

Is this a one time incident that crept up after losing 5 races in a row in front of the first big and british crowd […]

@sonnycrockett “Let Lewis and Mercedes enjoy their day. Otherwise, what is the point of competing in top level sport if you can’t enjoy the victories?”

True? On any day you don’t crash your opponent into the h […]

@freelittlebirds I think one of this sites headlines sums it up nicely, This was a Smash and Grab victory. This was very un-Lewis. He was always the gentleman who never had to resort to questionable actions. But […]

Indeed

Exactly my thougths. Lewis should have been more aware he just put a drive in the hospital. It wasn’t intentional, but a bit more awareness on that should suit him better.

Losing 5 races in a row, losing the […]

Hey @freelittlebirdsebirds. Still not convinced? Even Ricciardo doesn’t agree with you. Sure you know better…

If Lewis is good enough, he knew the corner was Max’ and should have tried to take the apex like with Leclerc

I’m amazed @freelittlebirds. Even when the professional stewards with all their experience and mutiple angles disagree with you, you still don’t change your mind.

Lewis made it easy for you. Just watch how he […]

Why so much focus on the Honda engine “performance gain” when Mecedes is beaten by a customer engine? This indicates their car is part of the deficit, not only the engine..

Then I am also stupid. Can’t find a cause in these words. A bit like, It failed because it broke…

@blik. I believe that was the case with Bottas’ previous wheel gun problem (Bahrain?)

Strange to read they haven’t changed the design. If it happens once with this design, you can be sure it will happen aga […]

Stange how your memory works. This accident is etched in my memory af if it happened yesterday watching as it unfolded live. But the memory of the mechanic that died the day before needed this article to remind me…

Yes, that is exactly what I read in the comment. Red Bull has just done a better job at clawing back the lost downforce.

I still think it’s strange that the first comments about high and low rakes started on t […]

How often was the pole time a palindrome? 1:14.411

The most enjoyable articles of the weekend…

I was at the Huchenholz corner when Nelson Piquet was on his qualifying lap wit the qualifying tyres and the full boost qualifying engine. You could HEAR the 1500hp! The difference in sound with the rest of the […]

Thank you. So there is no longer an oxygene or air supply in the helmets anymore. Still, it would be cool with todays technology.

I’m also curious about that. In the old days they had oxygene supply attached to their helmet (and often that tube would prevent a quick exit from the car).

But nowadays we don’t see that anymore. Is there a […]

Indeed, never thought of that in this way before.

If I remember correctly, Gerhard Berger thanked the marshals who rescued him after his crash at Tamburello with a dinner the following Grand Prix.