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And if we have a two hour rule, can it BE two hours and not 2 hours +1 lap which makes no logical sense to me and I haven’t had a single reason why it was implemented in the first place

No, because it would o […]

@jerejj yes you are correct, that’s not the problem i have with it though. Last year, or any year before that for that matter, nobody was talking about clustering the events based on location. This year they said […]

So much for the geographical clustering of the events, what part of a US West Coast-Middle East double header is geographically clustered?

@bascb in Ross Brawn’s book he mentions how he used to come up with race scenarios for the strategists and ask what they would do in such and such situation, to see if they’ve prepared well for any eventuality. I […]

One thing that a lot of people seem to be ignoring about this crash is that the gravel trap literally flipped the car over and made it take off, with it then skipping the tire barrier completely and just catching […]

@qeki Qatar is coming back, but, where are you getting Vietnam, Nurburgring and Mugello from? The Vietnam track doesn’t even exist, Mugello is a definite no because Ferrari doesn’t want F1 racing there and […]

@proesterchen yeah i remember those changes, your comment made me think there were even more changes made prior to the last race there. Don’t remember it making the racing so much worse though, both the 2016 and […]

@proesterchen i seem to be a bit blurry on the details, what changes were made to Sepang before the final F1 race there?

@geemac i am young and dislike them severely. It looks like they just dumped buckets of paint on each panel separately and then screwed the cars together like the world’s most confusing jigsaw puzzle. Olive green […]

Ah so he knows about the history of fascism in Italy but he’s too young to understand the fact that there is an ongoing war where his native country launched an attack on a peaceful neighbor? I’m all for giving […]

Did you even read the article? It’s not there to aid to the racing spectacle, it’s there to prevent the riders from arriving at T3 at 340kmh. They want to avoid a repeat of this

not trying to replicate Suzuka with walls, perhaps. The S-section walls need moving way back, like they were at the ‘Singapore sling’ chicane, like they are at the chicanes in Monaco and Canada, like they are at […]

@gardenfella72 then tell me what solution is there that does not involve not racing at the circuit or not building another circuit, i’m all ears

@jerejj but then how is Saudi Arabia going to have the circuit with the most corners in the F1 calendar? Because you see, women have curves and the curvier a circuit the more women the country can show because you […]

@gardenfella72 The screen would be placed on the barrier on the inside of the corner entry, right in the driver’s line of sight. I don’t like the fact that we’re racing in Saudi Arabia just as much as the next […]

There’s a serious lack of communication at Haas if a driver they hired for the season during the preseason testing and who also drove the car in said test had to wait until free practice to find out if he’s racing or not xD

The teams were always able to discuss things with the race director and they should maintain an ability to do so, it went sideways once they started broadcasting them because the teams saw an opportunity to use […]

There’s no logistics involved. Some staff will go back to the factories after the test and some not, in the case of Haas that would mean that the ones going back to base would leave on Sunday noon rather than […]

War is considered force majeure iirc, F1 owes Russia nothing for breaking contract due to war

Well, Ferrari still hasn’t switched over so Renault definitely is not the slowest manufacturer to catch on. What we shouldn’t forget ,though, is that the split turbo solution isn’t a silver bullet to unlocking […]