I have no idea how countries/circuits get allocated a grand prix. I'm assuming they pay megabucks to F1 for the privilege, and aim to make it back through ticket sales, concession stands (catering, booze, merchandise etc). Zandvoort must be shelling out big style to keep hold of the event, given it's not the best circuit around. I guess, with them having the, on current form, best driver out there, with the army of fans that follow him around, it makes sense for them to do so.Another shit track I’m afraid.
You spend more time watching the safety card or a red flag than you do the racing.
I have no idea how countries/circuits get allocated a grand prix. I'm assuming they pay megabucks to F1 for the privilege, and aim to make it back through ticket sales, concession stands (catering, booze, merchandise etc). Zandvoort must be shelling out big style to keep hold of the event, given it's not the best circuit around. I guess, with them having the, on current form, best driver out there, with the army of fans that follow him around, it makes sense for them to do so.
Yep, the bottom line is money.Commercially it will make sense because of Max and his support and in this sport that is all that matters tbf.
That and their aguero moment. No matter now bent it is.Yep, the bottom line is money.
Short of someone taking him out, did you expect anything else? Pole is vital on that circuit, given the lack of overtaking opportunities.Verstappen ahead after the first lap. Ah well race over?
I wouldn't trust these pissed idiots to do an MOT on my mum's Fiat, let alone run a Formula 1 team.Another Ferrari fuck up.
Who knew...?
Someone will be getting a kicking behind the garage as we speak.I wouldn't trust these pissed idiots to do an MOT on my mum's Fiat, let alone run a Formula 1 team.
Leave the gun, take the cannoli.Someone will be getting a kicking behind the garage as we speak.
That was an improvised line.Leave the gun, take the cannoli.