Artyom Gavrichenkov

This is a big chemical producer, no wonders its owner gets to meet the country’s officials once in a while. The “close connection” argument is just ridiculous. Should we say Elon Musk has a close connection to […]

Yeah it’s very Williams ’cause it’s once again incredibly boring.

“RaceFans understands the Prema driver will also have no flag or anthem on the podium if he wins a race.”

This is now officially debunked by the Formula 2 press centre, so you may (should?) correct the […]

You don’t seem to know a thing about Russia. Not all millionaires are oligarchs. Not Mazepin, for instance.

Mazepin basically destroyed experienced Ghiotto in the championship at the wheel of a rookie team, but they are 9th and 10th?

Great thanks for at least not putting Ghiotto higher, then!

How Zhou, Lundgaard […]

None of those delivered promises this year.

The Red Bull Junior program is in dire straits.

Other than Perez finally proving to his bad fortune that the car is the issue, I don’t see any of those joining […]

British press talks a lot about Ilott while Mazepin is mostly overshadowed and portrayed as a pay driver. I believe this is the reason.

Dmitry Mazepin is the owner of multiple large chemicals production companies. There’s no Putin in there. You don’t know what you’re talking about.

No, as long as they’re not winning races, it’s of no help to the Russian GP promotion.

Mazepin is actually a better driver than Ilott. He was ahead of Ilott in F3 and is just 30 points behind him in F2 in a rookie team’s car — compared to UNI-Virtuosi which was winning titles in the times when it w […]

He’s not an oligarch for every definition of “oligarch” that makes sense. He’s a businessman.

IDK what questions he asks to other drivers. I have hardly heard his name once before.

The point is, literally everyone knows that at Red Bull, you, as a driver, never happen to be even close to being aware of […]

A bit of a context: the line “Daniil Kvyat questioned how strong Alexander Albon’s first race for Red Bull had been” doesn’t quite explain what really happened. The actual question by Chris Medland was closer to ” […]

That was a question of a bitter taste in the first place. If you expect anything but a shy response you’d better talk with Dr. Marko or Chris Horner on that matter. The reporter just wanted a sound headline, and […]

err: “about” (a typo)

That’s what I’m talking aboyt: KVY handled pressure very well in China and Spain. That should have been his win, not Verstappen’s.

And, what exactly do you fail to understand?

Not sure what you’re talking about. There’s no “Kyvat” in F1.

Obviously an undeserved win for Verstappen. A supreme race strategy for him, wrong strategy for Vettel, add broken tyre for Ricciardo. Kvyat, if would have raced for Red Bull, would have done it just as good, if not better.

Speaking about Daniil Kvyat, you’ve forgot to add his second place in 2011 Formula Renault 2.0 NEC championship. It gives him 3 points and 41 points overall, just enough to progress to F1.