Patrick commented on the post, Vasseur reveals talks with Binotto and Todt in preparation for Ferrari start 3 days, 2 hours ago
He may not have been the greatest team principal, but I always had the impression Binotto had his heart in the right place. Wishing him the best, whatever the future might bring.
Patrick commented on the post, How did Formula E's radical Gen3 car fare in its first true test? 2 weeks, 3 days ago
F1’s lame v6 turbos since 2014 (why are they still using this old tech?),
F1 engines are still miles ahead of anything that can be done in a production car todayPatrick commented on the post, Newey recalls the last-lap defeat which left Vettel "absolutely distraught" 4 weeks ago
There have been plenty of races were Vettel was under maximum pressure and he performed admirably (Abu Dhabi 2010, Brazil 2012).
If you feel like you could have driven better before the mistake to ensure you […]Patrick commented on the post, From F1 to Formula Ford, 2022 was the year of the championship anti-climax 1 month, 1 week ago
“causing significant conclusion”
I hate when bad stewarding causes significant conclusionPatrick commented on the post, Leclerc would welcome 'straightforward, honest' Vasseur as Ferrari team principal 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Appointing a non-Italian is definitely the right move
Patrick commented on the post, Leclerc would welcome 'straightforward, honest' Vasseur as Ferrari team principal 1 month, 3 weeks ago
@dang Vasseur’s teams have won 8 championship titles in the GP3 Series, 8 titles in the GP2 Series and 2 titles in the GP2 Asia Series.
Patrick commented on the post, 2022 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix grid 2 months, 2 weeks ago
Provisional pole?
Patrick commented on the post, Hulkenberg seals F1 return by joining Haas for 2023 2 months, 2 weeks ago
Why are you getting angry over Schumacher being replaced by a more solid driver while we’ve had Latifi on the grid for multiple years.
Patrick commented on the post, Hulkenberg seals F1 return by joining Haas for 2023 2 months, 2 weeks ago
Magnussen literally secured last race’s pole while Schumacher was last…
Patrick commented on the post, Hulkenberg seals F1 return by joining Haas for 2023 2 months, 2 weeks ago
Rent free
Patrick commented on the post, Was Verstappen's penalty for Hamilton collision correct? 2 months, 3 weeks ago
What happened to ‘leave a card width’ huh?
Patrick commented on the post, Gasly seeking "solution" from FIA over "very unpleasant" threat of race ban 2 months, 3 weeks ago
This may be a wild idea but: what if the rules apply equally to everyone ?
Patrick commented on the post, Mercedes admit tactical error in their best chance to win a race this year 3 months ago
Especially baffling with Russel handing the strategy to them on a platter: “I can extend this first stint, let’s put some softs afterwards”. I don’t understand why Mercedes didn’t trust their man on the track (or […]
Patrick commented on the post, Red Bull fined $7 million and lose development time for 2021 budget cap breach 3 months, 1 week ago
I imagine the penalty will be FAR harsher if you willingly overspend (instead of overspending by mistake)
Patrick commented on the post, Red Bull fined $7 million and lose development time for 2021 budget cap breach 3 months, 1 week ago
I agree. Red Bull were confident they did not overspend. Now that the matter has been clarified, at least they know what they should look out for in the future.
Patrick commented on the post, Red Bull fined $7 million and lose development time for 2021 budget cap breach 3 months, 1 week ago
The fine is irrelevant. However the 10% reduction in aerodynamic development might actually hurt them pretty bad.
Patrick commented on the post, Alonso regains seventh place in US GP as stewards cancel his penalty 3 months, 1 week ago
Alonso has a habit of finishing in a good position after a crash causing a safety car to come out. Singapore 2008 is a good example.
Patrick commented on the post, Haas wants more points from Schumacher after crashes "cost a fortune" 3 months, 2 weeks ago
Nobody is forcing them to run Schumacher. They can bring a new driver for next race if they want to.
Publicly putting down your driver is a weird move.Patrick commented on the post, Haas wants more points from Schumacher after crashes "cost a fortune" 3 months, 2 weeks ago
It’s your team Gene, if you want to replace him starting next race, do so.
But complaining to the press that competing in F1 is expensive does not solve anything.Patrick commented on the post, Latifi "extremely happy" as pit stop gamble leads to first points of season 3 months, 3 weeks ago
I believe wet tires were mandated by the FIA given it was a ralloing start?
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