MarkWebber

I think drivers are conscious that cars are safer than they used to be so they drive more recklessly and aggressively in their desperation to win. The race director have any choice but to come up with something like this.

Jordan and Mugen finally back together

He just lost his talent

I deeply regret having complained about Ecclestone at the time, I think all of us who love (or loved) F1 owe him an apology.

You certainly picked a good title

This is a point that should be brought up more often. It’s not possible to eliminate the risk in F1 without harming the nature of the sport. Unfortunately, it’s a losing battle. In the current context, F1 can’t […]

The FIA isn’t babysitter, drivers should choose what they risk.

They should just red flag the race for all incidents like it used to be before the safety car was invented. The natural flow of the race is already interrupted anyway with the abundance of VSC periods.

The rules should have some flexibility to prioritize racing. It’s called motor racing.

“I think some of the kids should be wary of what they say on Twitter about multinational organisations”

Kids these days need to be disciplined to become good corporate mouthpieces.

You are not wrong

It’s the pinnacle of motorsport, they have no technical reason to use sustainable fuel other than make social media activists and companies that want to look ‘green’ happy. How is it a good thing that F1 […]

I complain about the hypocrisy. They should campaign, but not just when it’s a convenient weekend to do so. Last weekend MB didn’t seem too keen to talk about this issue, it makes me wonder if it’s a genuine […]

Definitely. Unfortunately, these types of incidents happen in every GP, and in every massive event, but they decided to report them publicly now. Corporations tend to hide their own interests behind a facade of […]

It’s clear from the number of incidents that Mercedes have reported that they have set up a campaign against the Austrian GP

I’d be an F1 driver for free if I could. As Murray Walker once said The passion is worth the risk, money isn’t even in the picture.

If Max had been in Sainz’s place, he would have at least tried to go for it. He was just looking at Max’s rear wing for 10 laps waiting for a mistake.

Heavier cars have more energy to dissipate

Racing in the wet is one of the many things F1 has given up. I used to get excited about the rain, now I’m afraid of the race getting red flagged.

The second sector of this track has shown the world how modern F1 cars seem to have the same finesse of a NASCAR car in slow, tight corners.