Ronald

So Mercedes is saying they don’t trust the FIA? Who the hell do they think they are? So next time another team does not trust the Merc engine, the FIA should share all info on that engine to all the teams, so t […]

He says that himself: he would do the same. Regarding the weight rulechange: They did not pull the safety card there, so they got 80% of the teams behind that proposal.

Did anyone except Wolf expect anything different?

It looked to become a real nailbiter after the Leclerc pitstop under VSC. Due to Ferrari being Ferrari we were robbed of this. Still it wasn ‘t a complete disaster in my opinion. A solid 7 for me.

This race was only saved by the safetycar. Apart from that, not really special. The track does not live up to the hype.

What fightback? He never was behind very far?

If Merc is undriveable, how come their number one driver still has the third or fourth quickest car every weekend?
Don’t forget almost everything someone from Merc says has some political roadmap behind it. ( […]

Pretty surprised by the large number of low grades. Of course this race was not a xlassic, especially because of the mediocre strart from Leclerc which robbed us of any chance of a fight for the lead. But quite […]

How on earth can this be a safety risk when at least 4 teams and maybe even more hardly show this problem. It’s “just” a mistake in the design which can be solved at the cost of performance.

It’s clearly the third fastest car this year and you insist it’s “the hardest car to drive”. Okay, whatever you say. Of course the AM and William guys are having a lot of fun in theirs.

And what does that fix?

That’s what they do in Indycar, but safety cars still have a massive effect on race outcome there, so I don’t see how this would help in F1.
If the pitlane was closed it would just be a massive advantage for the […]

I disagree with you because Leclerc kept very close after being overtaken and because Perez wasn’t able to make life hard on Sainz for P3. But that’s just my take on it.
As usual: almost impossible to decide whi […]

I think this is quite a difficult one. Many drivers performed well and had pro’s and Con’s:
– Perez: did a wonderful qualifying job and seemed to be “in command”, but he ran out of luck when the (virtual) […]

He was not kicked out when he did not follow the rules that were written in
Bahrain. Is it just a coincidence that in that case Merc benefitted?

Amen to that!

If you thought last season was boring, you might consider finding another sport to watch.

A pity that after that his team filed two protests and he did not stop them.
I Don’t blame him, but it does shed a different light on his wonderful sportsmanship on the podium.

Right, one down, one to go. This protest was a very silly anyway.