Widow
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It's very boring tbh. Sure Max is a good driver but the car is just so much better than the rest.Are the F1 purists enjoying this Verstappen dominance or are you finding it tedious like a casual like me?
It's very boring tbh. Sure Max is a good driver but the car is just so much better than the rest.Are the F1 purists enjoying this Verstappen dominance or are you finding it tedious like a casual like me?
Looks like it'll change some of the order, can't help but feeling Norris might be one of those included...
I've said it many times recently. They are turning the sport into a farce. 1200 possible infractions and only something like 5 people penalised.
I agree.I agree, complete farce. They need an alternative method for track limits which penalises the driver temporarily, and you can be sure they won't do it again. If they can detect when they're off the track and DRS, then they can impose something on the vehicles that exceed track limits.
I can guarantee you won't see any real punishments on track limits for the rest of the season, which makes this look like even more of a farcical process.
Its dull, but so was hamitons domination. Unfortuntely dont see anyone catching RB till the new rule changes in 2026.Are the F1 purists enjoying this Verstappen dominance or are you finding it tedious like a casual like me?
It's very boring tbh. Sure Max is a good driver but the car is just so much better than the rest.
Stirling always worked well for me in general admission, you get the speed spectacle of Copse but overtaking is limited. If you're wanting more overtaking, then Stowe is worth it and I'd probably recommend Vale as well.
Definitely Stowe if you can.
Are the F1 purists enjoying this Verstappen dominance or are you finding it tedious like a casual like me?
Stay within track limits...
Some drivers managed it, which suggests its possible. Even the guy in first was able to follow the rules.
Like they said in commentary, for Wimbledon this year, should we let them hit outside the lines
It boring Max winning every thing, but it was when Lewis was, it was when Seb and when Sch was, but that’s F1.Are the F1 purists enjoying this Verstappen dominance or are you finding it tedious like a casual like me?
Horner now getting max to push the RB line about the 2026 car. Drivers really should drive the cars and leave the politics to the team principals.
Rumour has it RB are struggling with their development of 2026 powertrain.
Cant see the rules being changed as the rules as they are is what attracted Honda, Audi and Ford.
https://the-race.com/formula-1/verstappen-launches-scathing-attack-on-f1s-2026-rules/
Didn’t most of the key team members join RBR engine divisionWhy has it taken Horner 11 months to pipe up about the 2026 rules? There's rumours that Honda are starting from scratch as all their key team who were working on the current RB engine have moved on to other projects within Honda.
Why has it taken Horner 11 months to pipe up about the 2026 rules? There's rumours that Honda are starting from scratch as all their key team who were working on the current RB engine have moved on to other projects within Honda.
Problem for RB is that there was a 2026 car powertrain working group across all the manufacturers at which they were present.If I'm reading what I picked up from RBs comments on 26 correctly it seems very generally focused on three things:
aero will mean a lot less and pure engine power will once again be dominating the sport (and we know how that went before), the cars getting even heavier -not lighter, and even more of the engine power - up to 50% being pure battery power meaning recharging will become even more of a thing that it already has in the hybrid era.
The fact Max is jumping on that train now must mean he s seen the simulations. Rather than Toto and Horner getting into some kind of pissing match again, I would love to hear more about the new regs and whether there is some legitimate concern now that teams seemingly are getting an idea of what that time is going to look like. Raising issues with future regs a few years out seems a lot more kosher to me than complaining about regs we re a few seasons into now.
Problem for RB is that there was a 2026 car powertrain working group across all the manufacturers at which they were present.
They all agreed and signed up to the specifications required. To the point that Audi joined the sport and Honda re-joined. So i presume the manufacturers who make road cars think its achievable. RBPT have no road cars and are building their first PU, which must be daunting.
Give RBs current utter domination (perez imcompetence withstanding) of the sport, none of the other manufacturers are going to make concessions for them.
If I'm reading what I picked up from RBs comments on 26 correctly it seems very generally focused on three things:
aero will mean a lot less and pure engine power will once again be dominating the sport (and we know how that went before), the cars getting even heavier -not lighter, and even more of the engine power - up to 50% being pure battery power meaning recharging will become even more of a thing that it already has in the hybrid era.
The fact Max is jumping on that train now must mean he s seen the simulations. Rather than Toto and Horner getting into some kind of pissing match again, I would love to hear more about the new regs and whether there is some legitimate concern now that teams seemingly are getting an idea of what that time is going to look like. Raising issues with future regs a few years out seems a lot more kosher to me than complaining about regs we re a few seasons into now.
Remember when the grass was the limits of the track? Might as well watch sim racing at this point. I skipped the race yesterday, watched gt4 at spa and couple of hours of 24 h of spa on youtube on Saturday and it's really telling how worse drivers in worse cars can result in actual racing while F1 became what it did. (This isn't a knock on any F1 driver, it's the organization).
Did Hamilton ever dominate like this? I always seem to remember he has at least his team mate as a rival, but usually always at least one other. Massa, Vettel, Rosberg etc have all ran him close or won titles. This Red Bull is so far ahead it's ridiculous.
I can't watch it anymore.
Max is borderline likeable but he's got no competition. Boring. It's meant to be racing.
Quite so.
And I am still surprised that the other teams have not yet understood how to make their cars close the massive gap to RB. because Max is obviously driving well within his and the car limits.
But the racing lower down the field is interesting.