F1 Fanatic

Dull Dull Dull

This race didn’t feel like the Canadian GP. Some amazing drives, especially from Vettel and Di Resta. Overall though, this race just lacked any spark.

Interesting, but who is at fault then? I mean who was supposed to offer the opportunity to be part of the test, Pirelli or Mercedes?

From what I understand it was a Pirelli test so it was up to them to […]

And what of Pirelli?

I don’t necessarily like team orders and would rather see racing from lights to flag but this is a different era of F1. You can’t compare this era of F1 to the senna/prost era. The reason for team orders isn’t […]

First of all, I don’t think that it is fair to judge drivers comments so soon after the race. I have never been a fan of interviews straight after the event, it’s unfair on the drivers as they are either on a […]

I have to say, this is well worked artice and makes me think, instead of arguing if pay drivers should be on the grid over paid drivers, should we be arguing why teams need pay drivers. Now we know why these […]

I think this is a lot better idea as it would keep costs down and if it was done in the time-frame BasCb proposed. Although I prefer the “use both compounds” rule.

I see your point, but would it be a bad thing if teams did that. If different teams decided to suit there cars for different compounds then it could still add a variation of tactics. Plus could teams do this […]

Very true Keith, didn’t really look at it as a whole how many tyres would go unused

I know this has been debated before, but why can’t the teams have all the compounds available to them for practice but have to choose two prior to qualifying and still use both in race. I know the reasons are due […]