Zain Siddiqui

Absolutely brilliant.

As a blind Kimi fan, I demand that you rank him in the top 5!
But really, I do hope he turns things around. It’s been painful to watch him this season.

In hopes of improving “the spectacle” of Formula One, the FIA has approved several sombreros as suitable substitutes for the infinitely more effective and safe carbon fiber helmets used currently.

“What I’m looking at makes about as much sense to me as the handling of my F14T.”

“Max push!!” – Fernando Alonso
Yeah, he’s right: the Ferrari understeers like no other.

The performances of my two favorite drivers this season (Kimi and Massa) are beginning to depress me. Some of it has been down to bad luck (for both of them), yes, but I wanna see them pull through, dang it!!!

I’d say that’s a fair comment from James Allison. Kimi is by far my favorite driver on the grid, but he’s getting outclassed a bit right now. I don’t think the difference between Kimi and Fernando is as big as the […]

The comment of the day is pure gold.

That made me laugh a lot more than it should have!

What I hear is, “delighted to — I wouldn’t say to have lucked into it…”

I highly doubt Raikkonen lacks emotion. The “Iceman” is a persona that he puts on in the paddock. I’m sure he’s just as emotional as anybody else in his private life.

You don’t even have to look as far back as Toyota to see an example of a team that spends boatloads of money and still doesn’t succeed. Think of a certain team in Maranello.

Awesome-looking car, great driver lineup.

Felipe must win a race this year! He must!

Why did you even put up a poll?

I think you underestimate Kimi, alonso_fan. He’s certainly not a number two driver. He was WDC in a year where Hamilton and Alonso were driving pretty competitive cars (and McLaren were stealing data from Ferrari […]

Oh, so that means Sebastian Vettel is a number two driver, then?

Is there any word on what the fuel economy of these cars is like based on testing? Like a miles per gallon (or kilometers per liter, or liters per kilometer) figure?

James Allison said after that race that if they’re maintaining a good position during a race, they sometimes cut the power/fuel down, so I think power management from the pitlane has been going on for a while.