necrodethmortem

Very interesting article.

It would also be interesting to see which champions were also champions in junior categories (F2/F3000/GP2/FR3.5, F3, …)

If I want to look at cars overtaking each other on a straight with some historic scenery in the background, I can just go over to the highway bridge two blocks away.

Unlike his strategy crew, Hamilton used the nature of the track to his advantage; well played, though obviously he wouldn’t have won if Red Bull hadn’t botched that pit stop.

No way they would allow anything like the old Österreichring, so the only variation on all the other Tilkedomes the Red Bull Ring could possibly provide is it’s shortness. Now they are changing that and by adding […]

If one demented governor can push through his silly ideas against everyone else’s will, it’s very much a problem of governance.

Exactly, there was no need to change Imola either.

All the riders were okay, so I don’t see your point.

I gave the minimum score; DRS was far too much of a factor.

Fair arguments, but I still think Vettel has made the most good passes. I wouldn’t mind Raikkonen taking it either.

Exactly. Raikkonen may have pulled off some great moves, but in more critical moments (Bahrain comes to mind) he wasn’t always on it.

@keithcollantine Yes, I thought the same. But maybe they’re only 1T because they didn’t want to pay the hefty fee for grade 1, because they didn’t stand a chance of getting a GP anyway, because of Sochi. Anyways, […]

Please don’t let it be Moscow Raceway…

Imola?

The idea is that F1 has a role to play at the forefront of technology. Whether any of this will ever be transferred to a road car remains to be seen of course, but that’s the general idea.