The battle that's going to be interesting is the Red Bull Academy scrap because I can see there being an Alphatauri seat up for grabs next season for them. Iwasa looks to be in the box seat despite a very bad weekend for him.
The battle that's going to be interesting is the Red Bull Academy scrap because I can see there being an Alphatauri seat up for grabs next season for them. Iwasa looks to be in the box seat despite a very bad weekend for him.
Cant rule out Liam Lawson still... He's in third place in Super Formula
The battle that's going to be interesting is the Red Bull Academy scrap because I can see there being an Alphatauri seat up for grabs next season for them. Iwasa looks to be in the box seat despite a very bad weekend for him.
Cant rule out Liam Lawson still... He's in third place in Super Formula
Its the route Gasly took to Formula One
I think Lawson with a strong SF season is a shoe in. De Vries isn't really impressing. It's just if they keep faith with Yuki.
Bearman is the real deal. Remember chatting to him after the British Kartmasters event when my son Jacob came 7th in the Cadet event and Ollie won X30 junior. He was only 3 years older than Jacob but it felt like I was talking to a 25 yr old F1 driver. He is so self assured.
His brother Thomas was Jacob’s team mate in karts and was regularly 8 tenths off Jacob. My son is now retired and Thomas is in F4 next season.
Interesting seeing Perez so close in the standings to Verstappen. Seeing how much stronger a driver Russell is than Perez makes you realise that Hamilton isn’t as washed up as some may think
Interesting seeing Perez so close in the standings to Verstappen. Seeing how much stronger a driver Russell is than Perez makes you realise that Hamilton isn’t as washed up as some may think
Indycar is a fantastic watch. Expecting more drivers that can't get to F1 to eye it up as a viable route.
Grosjean though is showing he just cant buy a win in this series either - Really thought he'd do it today, especially when he passed McLaughlin with the latter on cold tyres.
Him getting a win, is like Hulk getting a podium in the F1
Indycar is a fantastic watch. Expecting more drivers that can't get to F1 to eye it up as a viable route.
Grosjean though is showing he just cant buy a win in this series either - Really thought he'd do it today, especially when he passed McLaughlin with the latter on cold tyres.
Him getting a win, is like Hulk getting a podium in the F1
McLaughlin is a revelation. To come from a completely different form of racing to star like he has is mega impressive
Grosjean could be a sneaky bet to win next time out on the Indy Road Course.
Talk recently about Leclerc becoming frustrated at what's happening at Ferrari with management etc. They are well within their rights to point to him and say hey, maybe you should keep it out of the bloody wall?
Just feels like with Leclerc when he needs to deliver he over drives and makes silly mistakes. Makes me wonder if he's destined to be another nearly man.
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Its the route Gasly took to Formula One
I think Lawson with a strong SF season is a shoe in. De Vries isn't really impressing. It's just if they keep faith with Yuki.
His brother Thomas was Jacob’s team mate in karts and was regularly 8 tenths off Jacob. My son is now retired and Thomas is in F4 next season.
Its a sport like no other.
Race was a snoozefest
Him getting a win, is like Hulk getting a podium in the F1
McLaughlin is a revelation. To come from a completely different form of racing to star like he has is mega impressive
Grosjean could be a sneaky bet to win next time out on the Indy Road Course.
He will get an indycar win.
Leclerc crashes far too often. For a top tier driver he really needs to eradicate these if he wants to win a WDC one day