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@andrewwj
The most popular man on the grid and he would probably win an all-time popularity poll if there were one.
Being the most popular man beyond the surface while Formula 1 as a business never has done very […]

Neither is he a whiner whilst thinking of himself as something authentic. If there’s one thing in current PC-prone era that isn’t authentic is kep whining about some sort of oppression or (imaginary) persecution.

PMP
The last of a dying breed. He brought a taste of the 70s attitude to modern F1.
Only Alonso will remain from the age of V6, tyre wars, one shot at quali, tobacco sponsorships, grid girls, etc. He and […]

Kimi’s response to all this homage: Bwoah!
And leave the spot… ;D
Only him on the grid is cold/ballsy enough to do that. Naturally he’s not a PR pushover like the majority of current drivers.

@thegianthogweed
The one good thing we can say is that he adapted quickly. But as it is one performance, you could do the same with Bottas and Hamilton and say that this last weekend clearly shows Bottas is the […]

@thegianthogweed
The strange thing is that both races (that we can call races) where williams scored points, Latifi actually put in the better performance on both occasions. Is this just a coincidence?
Latifi’s […]

@redpill
Thanks, I actually inspired myself in your comment! ;D
Usually your comments are relevant with many details. If comments are like that they don’t need to be short, really. It’s way better than off-topic comments.

@montalvo
I’d say Mick. I’m not a fan of the ‘hype’ arround the guy, I just don’t think he is in the top 15 of F1 drivers.
I ranked him 14th in mid-season Driver Performance Rankings and it was one of the most […]

@peartree
Last time around the website pushed Alinso’s opinion, this time around it “play down”. Just like the fia’s stance, it moves with the goal posts.
Last time around there was a triumphant article with lo […]

@gosac
Kimi out of retirement without even finishing his current season? He’s not a man to say one thing and do another!

Pino
Giovinazzi is fully deserving the confirmation, he is outperforming the car and also the team, which makes too many mistakes.
He spent too many races anonymous near the back of the grid as well, let’s not […]

Dave
When Hamilton is mostly to blame it’s called “racing incident”. When others are the mostly to blame it’s a fair decision on them. Interesting.

@peartree
I’d say the opposite. Beat 1 team mate his entire career and he is stil in f1.
He beat two, Kvyat and Norris. And had been defeated by two as well, Verstappen and Hulkenberg. He probably will finish b […]

@redpill
No manufactured racing (reverse grid) will fix that and certainly doesn’t make much sense using a sprint race to set the grid when its so hard to overtake. Teams and drivers who have skin in the game w […]

@shrieker
Literally alonso lol. He never managed to get over 2007. And that rookie who beat him in the same car, went on to win 7 world titles. Imagine how he feels lmao
It looks more like the eternal rookie’s […]

@balue
Mostly been lucky his whole career getting a new drive when dropped by teams, and by having gotten on the medias good side.
He does indeed, and it’s not quite clear the reason for it. We saw everywhere on […]

@balue
Would add Sainz to the strugglers. Crashing hard and just lucky not to start from the back for the Q race, and subsequently poor position in the race, and far behind a sick team mate in the race.
I mostly […]

@ivan-vinitskyy
As for starts, that’s exactly what we are seeing… drivers starting very well and then very poorly… I can’t really single out a single driver who’s always good.
So then check it out:

Ra […]

What I said is that one could see it as tactical foul with the bias that each of us needs to just acknowledge.
At last Wolff dared to tell the truth, for once.

@freelittlebirds
I rest my case… How can we hold the pit stops accountable for a driver’s errors.
It was a factor, just like sausage kerbs. You and the rest of LH44 troop dishonestly concluded that Max int […]