Good race, this, Grosjean still holding on.
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Originally posted by Kevin S View PostJust realised that Veekay is his phonetic initials - they've just captioned his father as Van Kalmthout.
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Mosley was an odd one. Brought much-needed change to motorsport after the reign of that corrupt old fucker Balestre, but stayed in the job too long and eventually took on some of the autocratic airs of his predecessor (culminating in Indianapolis 2005).
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Sky Sports F1 is running Indy highlights for the next few days, which is good as I’d highly recommend viewing. Really high quality race, only two cautions (one of which was a pit lane error that caused a wheel to come off) and three retirements for the whole race, but a real barn burner up front and a historic ending.
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Originally posted by ursus arctos View PostThat wheel incident was terrifying from the on board camera
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The Netflix docuseries has gotten me into F1. Today was the first time I've watched an entire race. Going to be interesting in the next few years to see what happens--if Verstappen will be unstoppable or if Norris or another challenger emerges.
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Honda is leaving Red Bull right when they finally figured everything out this year, and Lewis just signed for 2 more years with Merc.
Max is up 32 points, meaning Lewis is basically 5 games back with 13 to play if both finish 1-2.
If I have the cash and they're letting people in I may try to get to Sao Paulo for the Brasil race in November.
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Ford and M-Sport are the first to go public with their 2022 hybrid World Rally Car (or Rally1 car as they're now known). It had been rumoured to be based around the Puma and the rumours were true.
WRC – The car M-Sport will campaign in next year's WRC breaks cover at the Goodwood Festival of Speed
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All the signs are that he will be - at one point there was talk it might even be announced this weekend. He chose the wrong meeting to qualify well, Williams struggle with race pace so he'll slide down the field a bit across the two races.
Agree that it was an exciting qualifying, though I'm not terribly optimistic for the prospects of the sprint race later, no-one is obviously out of position with nothing to lose apart from maybe Tsunoda. Silverstone's not an easy circuit to overtake anyway so expect there won't be any risks taken and everyone will just trundle round not wanting to risk their prospects for Sunday.
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I haven't seen a quote from any driver current or retired who seems to like the idea of the sprint race, though with all such innovations in sport it seems that if it plays well on TV and the fans like it then it will be adopted by the organizers.
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They could potentially make a sprint race work by reversing the grid, giving the sprint points on Friday rather than Saturday and building a few simple safeguards in to stop teams tanking qualifying. That would produce some racing (although it wouldn't work on certain street circuits) and I imagine Liberty might try it sooner or later.
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