edit: Brundle just said that they're considering doing qualifying and racing tomorrow. But he thinks it won't happen because tv schedules etc.
They should do race tomorrow and qualifying on sunday
oh wait...
edit: Brundle just said that they're considering doing qualifying and racing tomorrow. But he thinks it won't happen because tv schedules etc.
I'll be so kind and let you pick the avatar.
The tiny but not impossible chance of a starting grid based on FP1 times is making me laugh so hard.
Verstappen cruising to a win while Hamilton getting stuck behind Alonso all race after having to start last because of his lucky number 44.
It would be glorious.
I think you're safe anyway.
I'll be so kind and let you pick the avatar.
Is there any information as to why Malaysia has been cut from the calendar? Is it a case of new bosses same old bullying of venues for more cash or did they actually have a good reason?
BBC said:The decision, announced by F1 commercial boss Sean Bratches, comes after the country's government questioned the value of the race.
May I submit a proposal?
Because this is so decent, understatet and classy; and not tacky at all:
The bet is a Maldonado avatar as a punishment. Why would you reward the loser of the bet with an awesome avatar like that?
The bet is a Maldonado avatar as a punishment. Why would you reward the loser of the bet with an awesome avatar like that?
Wait. That gif shows him looking up from his steering wheel. Are they putting the tv stream onto his wheel display?
No look the whole video. He was looking at the big white screen then closed his eyes.
Not financially viable I'm afraid.Is there any information as to why Malaysia has been cut from the calendar? Is it a case of new bosses same old bullying of venues for more cash or did they actually have a good reason?
Is there any information as to why Malaysia has been cut from the calendar? Is it a case of new bosses same old bullying of venues for more cash or did they actually have a good reason?
Maybe it will do Malaysia good to take a break, said Razlan. I think the product is no longer exciting. Its being dominated by one team.
I think we should stop hosting the F1, he said. At least for a while. Cost too high, returns limited.
When we first hosted the F1 it was a big deal. First in Asia outside Japan. Now so many venues. No first mover advantage. Not a novelty.
[Sepang International Circuit] should bid for less costly races, retain Moto GP which is still popular, spend on development and increase public access to track days.
http://www.f1fanatic.co.uk/2016/10/24/malaysia-may-drop-f1-over-falling-popularity/
Not financially viable I'm afraid.
It's a dann shame too as it's actually a good track.
Anyway, the Honda engines didn't explode today for a full days running, see it is reliable.
What do you mean there wasn't any running to speak of.
Hopefully a solution to the helicopter issue can be found if Sunday is similar to today.
It's not financially viable because F1 is dull as fuck these days. MotoGP pulls much bigger numbers in it's race weekend in Sepang
Double, in fact.
MotoGP (2016)
F1 (2016)
You wouldn't get those numbers if MotoGP tickets were priced like equivalent F1 tickets though...
You really think there would be that many visitors for MotoGP if ticket prices were 3 times higher and there were also races happening in Singapore and China?You have no way of backing that statement up.
Maybe the cost of putting the F1 race on is the reason those tickets are so costly.
I have to shake my head at the thought that Wehrlein tried to get into an F1 car with that sort of injury. Now, I respect his decision to push through the pain and attempt to do so, but having known someone close to my family who had a similar injury nearly cripple him for life, I just can't condone this. Your health is more important at the end of the day.so apparently Toto Wolff confirmed that the reason Wehrlein is out for two races in a row is because he actually broke a vertebra of the neck when he had the accident.
Apparently he wasn't able to move much for weeks during this time.
I have to shake my head at the thought that Wehrlein tried to get into an F1 car with that sort of injury. Now, I respect his decision to push through the pain and attempt to do so, but having known someone close to my family who had a similar injury nearly cripple him for life, I just can't condone this. Your health is more important at the end of the day.
I have to shake my head at the thought that Wehrlein tried to get into an F1 car with that sort of injury. Now, I respect his decision to push through the pain and attempt to do so, but having known someone close to my family who had a similar injury nearly cripple him for life, I just can't condone this. Your health is more important at the end of the day.
You really think there would be that many visitors for MotoGP if ticket prices were 3 times higher and there were also races happening in Singapore and China?
That has to be the reason, even a well-attended race like Silverstone is barely scraping by due to the hosting fees.
Oh, Koiranen dropping out of this GP3 season. I guess a GP3/F3 merger isn't that far off...
Don't jinx it!So Ferrari looking strong here. I actually think they might be the team to beat.
So Ferrari looking strong here. I actually think they might be the team to beat.