I read this on planetf1.com

It just so spot on, I couldn't stop laughing. 

"If there is one positive for the Scuderia heading into the Italian Grand Prix next week, it’s that there will be no tifosi in the stands to witness what looks like being another humiliation." 

I really do feel bad for the drivers, sucks when the engine is ripped from under you by regulations and the development of the chassis went in the wrong direction. 

What a sad state the red cars are in!

It happens to the best of them though (Williams).

I can't help wondering if the local police will be able (or try) to keep the tifosi from lining the fences and filling the trees like they usually do?

Just have to wait and see?

What a disastrous qualification Ferrari had at Monza earlier today! Enzo is turning over in his grave. 

Yea unfortunately for them Enzos reach does not extend beyond the grave. The old man would never have allowed the regulations that nurfed their engine. I was really impressed by Sainz and mclaren.

Thank god they banned engine modes btw clearly that closed the gap..

Yup, Honda got a lot worse on qualification.

Randomness saves us from tedium yet again, a trio on the podium that no one would have bet on! 

Perhaps Bernies sprinkler idea wasn't so daft! 

I think the red flag after Magnussen's breakdown was excessive. Way too much luck for Gasly and Stroll, but hey, these are races and it was a lot of fun

That was too much fun!

Congrats to all the winners (that includes McLaren and F1 in general).

That race highlighted a lot of the things I love about F1.

Sad to see Claire and Frank leaving the helm of Williams.

The end of owner run teams for now at least.

Finally, an interesting race. Happy to see Gasly get a win. He's been through so much. 

 

Edited September 8, 20205 yr by robm321

https://www.skysports.com/f1/news/12433/12067801/sebastian-vettel-joining-aston-martin-for-f1-2021-replacing-sergio-perez

Vettel to Aston Martin's official...

Two hours into the race and it is still open for grabs, this is hilarious :)
They need tracks like this.

On 9/5/2020 at 3:52 PM, Torpedo said:

Yup, Honda got a lot worse on qualification.

Some are more shocked than others.

https://arstechnica.com/cars/2020/10/honda-shocks-f1-says-it-will-quit-the-sport-after-2021/

 

They should be going hydrogen instead of electric on batteries. At least they are coherent with the carbon neutrality goal. I'm not sorry for Red Bull, though. I'never liked nor trusted them, all those Vettel championships still smell fishy.

I spend way too much time on r/formuladank

Edited November 3, 20205 yr by Fitz

Yup,..

that was a good one!!!

I was living with my long suffering mother those days so she got to hear those races in the early AM (used to have it on VHS).

So youtube thinks I like f1 now... so binging 

 

This is impressive precession driving with pit input. 

 

A wet Turkish GP quali made for some major fun!

I can only hope that Sunday will be as entertaining (and I'll try not to post spoilers till Monday).

Yes it was. Wet races FTW

As the British commentators were saying: less downforce, more driver skillz

Congrats to Lewis!

Once again making it look easy and still showing humility.

Not a fan but my hat's off to the best driver in the best car,.. again!

Yes, congrats to Hamilton. I'm a fan because he's such a good driver. Obviously, having the best car also makes for uneventful races, so I usually root against him. I've been disappointed that Bottas hasn't given him more of a challenge also. 

 

One thing that really sets him above so many other greats is the way he makes the right decision over and over, race after race.

It must drive the other drivers mad!

 

Exactly.

The Case For Logan Sargeant: Road To Formula 1 Glory

Solid mini-documentary about how one can get into F1, I am routing for a US driver to be there.

OMG what a race. I'm glad there are no casualties. I won't say more not to spoil the fun of those not watching it live.