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Because Luca di Montezemolo was playing politics.

Yes. This is motorsport, of course we’re going around in circles.

…I’ll get my coat.

Unfortunately this circuit, despite its excellent layout, suffered from many of the other “Tilkedrome” problems – lack of interest in the host country (I believe the race had minimal marketing in Turkey), and […]

Kovalainen is a bit of an odd pick (but it’s AWS “insights”, which are complete nonsense anyway) but Trulli had a reputation for being a superb qualifier, hence the Trulli trains.

Revisionist history. Max was pitted at Silverstone for two reasons – a shot at fastest lap, but mainly because Bottas’ front left blew up and his own front left was also on the verge of exploding. Red Bull took […]

2019 engine was also arguably illegal. The alleged cheats have been removed and now the engine is nowhere. With that in mind, no, the 2019 engine was not good.

He was asked a question about Racing Point, and he answered the question. He didn’t schedule a press conference out of the blue to give his opinion.

Reminds me of that age-old adage – to make a small fortune in Formula 1, you must start with a large fortune.

First and foremost, our priority is the health and safety of the fans, teams, and organisations of Formula 1, as well as wider society.
Stop lying. If that were the case, then the race would have been cancelled […]

Jos got to F1, and had a reputation for being a monster in the wet. So yes, I’d say he does.

Nope. Jenson, Brazil 2012.

It’s called a joke.

McLaren were sold snake oil for three straight years, and the team’s very survival was on the line. There was no way the Honda scam would have continued.

Yes Lance. But putting him in the race seat instead of you would, on paper, likely be even more of a boost, without taking his dad’s millions into account (heh), of course.

Which is still higher than the probability that McLaren will win a race this year.

I seem to remember a few years ago when the exhaust blowing was going on, that Williams were having so much trouble with it that they gave up, took it off the car and ended up improving their pace.

I think he means logistics – traffic and such, by him saying that between those two dates are the peak in the region.

Rumours abound that either or both of Santander and Petrobras are looking at McLaren.

@gitanes The French Grand Prix will be at Paul Ricard, not Magny-Cours.