Neiana

I forget, was it Toyota?

@john-h one time I remember is when he was having a lot of issues with the car and he suggested it could have been shenanigans having to do with how he looks different from everyone else.

The Sprint is what set up this situation. Perez was not a concern to hold up Ham and Max won the Sprint to sit on pole.

The fact that all the Brits/Ham fans are more in love with this race than any in the last […]

@hahostolze don’t forget his first championship was a gift from the Force India who literally let him pass on the last lap of the lap race, whereas the entirety of the rest of the season that didn’t happen.

@lucifer and yet Ham did not yield, as multiple replays show he had space on the inside, which the pass on Charles proved since Ham DID actually yield at that point.

Remember when the team told Ham he got a […]

@rocketpanda exactly. They even showed how Max looked, saw Ham, and turned AWAY to give more space.

And Ham had room on the inside for an entire other car, so he had plenty of space to give.

Yet Ham spins […]

@passingisoverrated and next time Max will be on the inside, knowing exactly what his penalty will be to erase Hamilton from the points.

@paeschli even better, Lewis backed off in his pass on Charles, waiting until Charles drove off track to complete the pass.

@lancer033 We don’t talk about Champ Car. That was a pathetic (but fun) series where the drivers couldn’t even reach the green flag at Michigan.

anon: I loved the Milwaukee Mile, but nobody on earth is going to watch Indy, then watch the week AFTER Indy and pretend Milwaukee mattered as much as Indy, even when they were scheduled on consecutive weeks […]

@roger-ayles Indycar was drawing bigger numbers back before they got stupid

Wasn’t there a time when it was qaul on Friday and Saturday, both?

@johnever that is how Hamilton kept beating Rosberg and vice versa…

Yes, and it was ONLY Seb haters who whined about the same person winning before that.

@papaya

This is Trulli a great point. Modern F1 makes passing so difficult.

@robbie

vis a vis

I think, realistically, Grosjean has been the quickest learn in a very long time. Before that it was the British version of Dale Earnhardt but I forget his name.

@exediron Sprint races are not taking anything away from anybody except the most hardcore, having no life fan who watches ever pre and post practice, pre and post qual, pre and post race and every requisite […]

And this year the Olympics will have GRAN TURISMO as an official sport.

Video games are now higher profile than Formula 1.