jimharri
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Neither can he, the point is, he didn't say much at all!what did he actually say? I cant make it out on that video
Neither can he, the point is, he didn't say much at all!what did he actually say? I cant make it out on that video
I wonder what attracted Geri Halliwell to the multi millionaire?I think a lot of it is due to how smug he acts on the Netflix Drive to Survive program! He really is unlikable on that with his arrogance and self importance! bit like United fans were under Ferguson!
Norris is just not a great great driver or he be winning these races
He makes it entertaining the rest just are to nice and you alway need a baddy in sport to hate
what did he actually say? I cant make it out on that video
To be fair, Sky don't have exclusive broadcasting rights in these islands, only about 95%! Don't C4 have a couple of the races throughout the season?If you watched it you can see he uses a hand gesture didn't even speak!
Here is the rules for on f1 grid
No, there’s no strict rule mandating that everyone on the F1 grid must talk to Sky Sports if approached. However, there’s an expectation of cooperation, especially for drivers and team personnel, as media interactions are part of the sport’s promotion and Sky Sports holds exclusive broadcasting rights in the UK and Ireland until 2029. In 2021, a so-called "Brundle clause" was reportedly introduced, requiring VIPs on the grid to leave bodyguards behind and be open to interviews, following incidents where celebrities like Megan Thee Stallion snubbed Sky’s Martin Brundle. Despite this, enforcement seems inconsistent—guests like Bukayo Saka have refused interviews without apparent consequence, as seen at the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix. Drivers, bound by FIA media obligations, are generally more compliant, but even they can occasionally decline or give brief responses. Refusals by non-drivers, especially celebrities, are often met with criticism from fans and commentators, as grid access is a privilege tied to the sport’s visibility.
To be fair, Sky don't have exclusive broadcasting rights in these islands, only about 95%! Don't C4 have a couple of the races throughout the season?
Yep. Isn't the British GP one of the races that Sky share with C4?Yeah c4 can show certain races but sky still show it if they do
Yep. Isn't the British GP one of the races that Sky share with C4?
The biggest question from that race was, what the fuck was Johnny Boulders doing with the England team!
Goes man-down at the thought of a game with us then seems to be good for internationals. Winds me up.Think he just training with them and putting himself in the shop window seeing he been told to look for another club
Has he? I hadn't heard that. It would make sense, given his injury record in the last few seasons.Think he just training with them and putting himself in the shop window seeing he been told to look for another club
I said it earlier, he has got Ice in his veins! He is unflappable and wont be bullied. He reminds me a bit of Hamilton with his calmness and single mindedness. Norris/Russell/Gasley/Ocon/Lecre/Albon ect love the whole Netflix stuff, they all seem very pally and love the attention.Typical dirty driving from Verstappen. I’m with Rosberg on this, he wants black flagging.
Norris is his own worst enemy again, fucked it on Saturday and off the line.
Can’t take anything away from Oscar though, totally controlled the pace all afternoon. He’s some driver this kid.
I said it earlier, he has got Ice in his veins! He is unflappable and wont be bullied. He reminds me a bit of Hamilton with his calmness and single mindedness. Norris/Russell/Gasley/Ocon/Lecre/Albon ect love the whole Netflix stuff, they all seem very pally and love the attention.
To be a world champion in F1 you need to be a selfish bastard and not give an inch to anyone, Senna, Schumacher, Alonso, Vetell, Hackinen, Raikonen, Hamilton and Vestappen are all multiple World Champions for that reason. IMO Norris and the drivers I listed with him, will never be World Champions!
Imagine he had done what he did today to Riokonen instead of Russell! A 10 second penalty would be the least of the smug twats problems!Ungracious, horrible rat and yes, a ****!
They might have the talent, but I don't think they have the Hunger. They enjoy the celebrity side of F1 to much! The Netflix series shows how much time they enjoy spending together outside of F1 socializing, playing Paddle and going on Yachts in Monaco etc. The fact that they absolutely love the Vegas GP says it all!Norris, Russell, LeClerc are all world champion material under the right circumstances - but all have shown signs of crumbling under the pressure of a fast team mate. I always thought Ferrari should’ve thrown their weight behind Carlos Sainz as number one driver, it’s a hill I will die on.
Interestingly of the names you mentioned above Albon is the one who’s consistently batted away team mates (Red Bull aside but that team is an oddity).
Gasly and Ocon are a tier below.
Norris will undoubtedly be pissed off as this should “be his year”. But he’s only really himself to blame, he has great race pace but struggles on Saturdays and from lights out.
This isn’t helped by the fact to get the best out of that McLaren it needs clean air. It’s a rocket ship with incredibly good tyre wear management, but when it’s out front.
Grid access isn't a privilege, It's corporate hospitality paid for by sponsors! Sky cant demand anything because they dont pay for the celebrities to get full access! The drivers must hate it, imagine trying to mentally prepare to drive a car at 200mph for nearly two hours, knowing that one mistake could kill you with Jack Whitehall wanting a selfie!If you watched it you can see he uses a hand gesture didn't even speak!
Here is the rules for on f1 grid
No, there’s no strict rule mandating that everyone on the F1 grid must talk to Sky Sports if approached. However, there’s an expectation of cooperation, especially for drivers and team personnel, as media interactions are part of the sport’s promotion and Sky Sports holds exclusive broadcasting rights in the UK and Ireland until 2029. In 2021, a so-called "Brundle clause" was reportedly introduced, requiring VIPs on the grid to leave bodyguards behind and be open to interviews, following incidents where celebrities like Megan Thee Stallion snubbed Sky’s Martin Brundle. Despite this, enforcement seems inconsistent—guests like Bukayo Saka have refused interviews without apparent consequence, as seen at the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix. Drivers, bound by FIA media obligations, are generally more compliant, but even they can occasionally decline or give brief responses. Refusals by non-drivers, especially celebrities, are often met with criticism from fans and commentators, as grid access is a privilege tied to the sport’s visibility.