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Couldn't have asked for a better ending.

damn they even capitalized the beginning of every word for ya :lol:

Alonso dropped one of these

Same way Bottas was in 2020, they were within the tolerance of the sensors. The tolerance itself is a grey area but the sensors are what determine what's considered a jumpstart, not stewards

Zhou probably still would have finished P11 if not for that god awful stop, he could've watched the entirety of Oppenheimer in the time it took them to get him back out

They were a safe bet, the team waited until kmag created that gap and they probably didn't have enough data to support the softs going as long as they wanted. Shout out to kmag for not getting lapped though, keeping P12 with all his penalties :lol: They wanted to go as long as possible in...

Bearman looking impressive today, can't imagine the amount of pressure stepping in like that at that age, P11 is not bad at all. Points tomorrow on such a difficult track would do wonders for his future in F1.

Sainz had great pace today, should honestly be the main contender for the second RB seat next year, don't think the father drama will be anything like it was at Toro Rosso a decade ago now that both are well established drivers.

Love to see a competitive quali, I'm sure Max will run away with it tomorrow with ease based on the car's significant race pace advantage, but every position battle behind will be interesting to watch.

Yeah that was the son of the current head of the RB group. Van Haren has sources deep within Red Bull beyond the Verstappen camp, I don't really doubt anything he's saying in this case. The only reason Horner hasn't been removed during the investigation is because of the Thai family's...

Seems like the Thai majority owners of RB are standing behind him, however the pressure from Ford will probably do him in.

It's definitely unusual but for Ferrari it's the best move. They're going to want a lot of those engineers and big names from Merc that are willing to follow Lewis, especially the likes of Bono, and taking gardening leave into consideration, they've got a nice headstart to start discussions this...

Leaving the door open for 2028 so they can raise the entry fee by at least 3x in the new Concorde Agreement in a couple years, absolutely ridiculous. Citing competitiveness as a reason to reject a new team is extremely laughable when 95% of the grid isn't even competitive on a regular basis :lol:

Incredible :nthat:

Meddy is on one tonight