Vercingetorix
··Spam RiskFIA really needs to step in and do something. The guy is a danger to himself and other drivers if he can't handle changing a setting on the steering wheel while driving.
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FIA really needs to step in and do something. The guy is a danger to himself and other drivers if he can't handle changing a setting on the steering wheel while driving.
Toto now saying it was partly Bottas's fault for not stopping in the correct position. The mechanic can adjust his arm a couple of centimeters to get the gun on correctly. I'm not the biggest Bottas fan but blaming him for this is a huge reach.
C'mon Toto, give me a break.
Lewis Hamilton couldn’t change a setting on the steering wheel.
https://www.espn.com/f1/story/_/id/31571393/alonso-drivers-lose-position-causing-red-flag
Seems Alonzo doesn’t remember Singapore 2008.
I have been watching the qualifiers of the Baku F1 from my balcony. Hard to take decent pictures especially as I don't have the best phone in the world. I have to say the sound of the cars is amazing.
Race is going to be good 👍 My money is on Hamilton. Virtual money 🙁
Oh, and Verstappen into the wall trying that 1% too hard.
Nice view 👍
Are you on the main straight before the pits / finish line? I read earlier that this is the longest straight in F1, at 1.37 miles long 😎
Yes we live on the main road our apartment is about 100 metres behind the start line. The circuit is about 6km and each lap takes around 1.45 minutes. It is certainly an impressive sight, even though I am not a big fan of F1. We have tickets to the Euros football next weekend. Going to see my home country Wales, again Switzerland on Saturday and against Turkey the following Wednesday.
Definitely Max vs Lewis drama. Just not the type that everyone was expecting.
Looks like Perelli will have some 'splainin to do.
Initial response of Pirelli states that debris may be the cause of both the tyre failures.
Let's see if they find anything otherwise.
Paul Ricard (These probably wouldbe softs there) may be a challenge for these tyres if somethings wrong.
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/...n-crashes-as-they.5eqBGzjXm1ZqptO6YTz3Kq.html
Initial response of Pirelli states that debris may be the cause of both the tyre failures.
Let's see if they find anything otherwise.
Paul Ricard (These probably wouldbe softs there) may be a challenge for these tyres if somethings wrong.
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/...n-crashes-as-they.5eqBGzjXm1ZqptO6YTz3Kq.html