Corrado
Well-Known Member
Go on then... www……
Go on then... www……Just remembered I found a site last season that puts full race replays up, fuck getting up at 3:45. Easy enough to avoid the result and watch it with my brekkie instead
I couldn't possibly say, that's illegal. However, if you typed 'watch f1 full' without the spaces and added .com then something might come up.Go on then... www……
Imagine if Ferrari had a half decent strategist, we could have had a race long scrap.
It started OK, first few laps were decent enough, then it sort of settled down and tailed off at the end.
I'd like to see how it plays out on a more traditional type of track, then we should have a better picture about how these regs are going to work out. Melbourne was always going to involve heavy energy saving. But certainly wasn't as bad as I thought it might be.
How close was this....
got a bad feeling about these starts this year - when it's initially more reliant on new technology than driver reaction timeThis would have been horrendous if contact made
Amateur hour at McLaren
Found that dull which given Suzuka is such a legendary track is a shame. Enjoyed the Ferraris racing each other though.
agreed it's more like a computer game than the pinnacle of motorsports.I genuinely havent watched a race this season, just the highlights. Fucking done with it, its not Formula 1.
All the drivers say they cant drive these cars on the edge and that its just all about batteries, seeing cars dropping 60MPH in the final third of a straight, seeing corners that were once challenging and balls to the wall now being 'managed' is anti racing and I cant be fucked with it.
They'll shit their pants when Verstappen knocks it on the head in a few months. Such a shame but genuinely, its a piss take now. Indycar for me, that starts at 6pm, proper racing
I genuinely havent watched a race this season, just the highlights. Fucking done with it, its not Formula 1.
All the drivers say they cant drive these cars on the edge and that its just all about batteries, seeing cars dropping 60MPH in the final third of a straight, seeing corners that were once challenging and balls to the wall now being 'managed' is anti racing and I cant be fucked with it.
They'll shit their pants when Verstappen knocks it on the head in a few months. Such a shame but genuinely, its a piss take now. Indycar for me, that starts at 6pm, proper racing
My only problem with Indycar is every time I watch a race, Alex Palou absolutely dominates it!
He's just a generational talent.
See Verstappen is showing his true colours again. Not winning, hasnt got a competitive car so is talking about quitting the sport. He is such a spoilt c**t.
What about the other 21 drivers who also say this rule set is shite??? Are they spoilt cunts aswell?
Problem is the FIA (with its current leadership) aren't very flexible and won't want to be seen to be backtracking from its push for this new format.They obviously need to make changes asap. The fact that drivers aren't even taking corners at full speed to preserve battery for the straights basically defeats the entire spirit of F1.
Verstappen's whinging is funny though. F1 will survive without him, he can go and race endurance if he wants but no one will watch it anyway.
They are apparently at least going to have some discussions about super clipping on safety grounds, the Bearman crash seems to have given them food for thought.Problem is the FIA (with its current leadership) aren't very flexible and won't want to be seen to be backtracking from its push for this new format.
Tbf to Max he is just repeating what he said back in 2024 when they started doing sims with this new type of car. He saw the issues and didn't like it. He had no idea how competitive Red Bull would (or would not) be in 2026 when he started making these comments.as much as Max is a prick, if you've got a grid of drivers that can't take corners at full speed and crashes being caused by people charging their batteries, you've got a serious problem.
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