Agree - I lost all interest years ago when Ferrari were dominant and it was a 2 hour procession.It's looking promising, but from a low bar. The driver/car quotient still means it's a fluke if a slower car beats a faster one. The first seasons of the turbo era was the heyday of F1 when all the cars had more power than the chassis/tyres could handle, meaning the driver's ability outweighed the tech. Ever since Jim Hall pioneered the "ground-effect" aero-dynamics with his Chaparal, over-taking became more difficult, but the wings were very lucrative as travelling bill-boards. After decades, the issue is being addressed, now you can closely follow without wrecking your tyres, though with DRS it still means passing opportunities are rationed. The changes have come about to counter the falling audience figures/ad. revenue, more racing like the two this season will achieve this, imo.
LolReally excited for the Leclerc and Verstappen rivalry, both outstanding drivers and great people
What?
What elements of MV‘s character make him a great person?What?
Als the ones you on here seem to dislike.What elements of MV‘s character make him a great person?
Can tell by how he is with his team, in interviews, with the other driversWhat elements of MV‘s character make him a great person?
Not an answer.Als the ones you on here seem to dislike.
LolCan tell by how he is with his team, in interviews, with the other drivers
You're pissing into the wind "Don". MV is about as popular on here as a fart in a lift.Can tell by how he is with his team, in interviews, with the other drivers
I'm wondering if Lewis downed tools.I've not seen anything assessing why Hamilton made so little progress yesterday, although he obviously lost out from the safety car. Was there anything else that happened to cause such relatively little progress through the field?
Russell seemed to be okay, so why the difference In race and qualifying?
Be nice going back to a "traditional" track.Looking forward to the next race.
It sure is mate. Verstappen is not a very popular figure around here. Maybe you and others get by when you watch the documentary about how he was raised by his dad and grandad that makes him the person he is today.Not an answer.
I doubt it.I'm wondering if Lewis downed tools.
Talkshite reporting he led a drivers delegation wanting to cancel the race.
Formula 1 is weirdly tribal as far as fanbases go, I have noticed. Here and everywhere else too.You're pissing into the wind "Don". MV is about as popular on here as a fart in a lift.
Is that his fellow drivers who repeatedly had to tell him that his overtaking manoeuvres were dangerous, even after he’d landed on Lewis’ head?It sure is mate. Verstappen is not a very popular figure around here. Maybe you and others get by when you watch the documentary about how he was raised by his dad and grandad that makes him the person he is today.
I prefer to go by the opinion of the other F1 drivers who very much respect him rather than the biased opinion on here.
But hey, if you don’t like him don't watch him. Liverpool have some great players and play some great football. I don’t watch them except when they play us. It’s easy. Try it.
Yawn. Try again.Is that his fellow drivers who repeatedly had to tell him that his overtaking manoeuvres were dangerous, even after he’d landed on Lewis’ head?
Did they not repeatedly warn Max that what he kept doing was dangerous?Yawn. Try again.
Social media fans follow the winners, especially fans from countries where they don’t have a player in the race.You joking? He's extremely popular, I'd say apart from Hamilton he's probably the most followed driver