F2 feature race starting now. Going to be carnage these first few laps.
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Formula 1 - 2023 season
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Just checked the Baku weather and there’s 30% chance of thunderstorms but looks like it’s going to come after the end of the race
wainy
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He doesn’t like it all does he? I’d love more people apart from the mercs to be aggressive with him but don’t think it’ll be anytime soon sadly as they are so far in front.
Why is Brundle not here? Not seen any of the weekends build up so missed the reason why.
Don't think he's ever been to Baku, no idea why.
Yes, he has missed a few when a looked it up......he's just not been mentioned today.
Cheers mate.
GoldenToffee
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That safety car is absolutely ridiculous, and coming up on four laps now. De Vries' car was parked right next to an exit and just needed to be wheeled out by the stewards. VSC would surely have been adequate and could have been cleared surely within two laps.
This is possibly one of the worst races I’ve ever seen and I’ve watched every race of last season. Absolute terrible snoozefest. Somehow F1 has got much worse.
Ocon was close to going bowling with them people in the pit lane then
GoldenToffee
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Unreal that. Could have been human rubble everywhere.
HalfTimeSayers
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The amount of money flowing in and around F1, I wonder if anyone will ever be brave enough to come out and say that no amount of car/engine regulation changes and weekend format changes can every truly make these modern machines interesting to watch.
Occasional cracking mini-battles, the cars certainly technological marvels, and even the worst drivers are superhuman. But the R&D, technology, strategic computing, grip levels, reliability available to the teams makes >80% of the races pretty bloody dull.
I’ve followed F1 for four decades, luckily attending many races as both a sweaty punter and also with all the corporate schmoozing, but my god, GT3 racing hammers it for entertainment these days.
Sad. It’s often been my weekend refuge from Everton related disasters, but regardless how many teams are able to compete at the front, the on-track action is a really tough grind to watch.
Occasional cracking mini-battles, the cars certainly technological marvels, and even the worst drivers are superhuman. But the R&D, technology, strategic computing, grip levels, reliability available to the teams makes >80% of the races pretty bloody dull.
I’ve followed F1 for four decades, luckily attending many races as both a sweaty punter and also with all the corporate schmoozing, but my god, GT3 racing hammers it for entertainment these days.
Sad. It’s often been my weekend refuge from Everton related disasters, but regardless how many teams are able to compete at the front, the on-track action is a really tough grind to watch.
Lapeno77
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Turning your point on it's head, is there another motor sport that suffers from this issue. MotoGP, WRC, BTCC, Indycar all have multiple exciting events were consistently F1 it seems to be the exception.
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