Formula 1
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Well of course he does.
Now.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/66053065
The reality is that for more than 40 years there have been periods of team dominance, it’s just the last 20 odd that those periods have become longer.
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Not Formula 1 but Shane van Gisbergen about to win NASCAR race in Chicago to enhance his impressive driving record. Led by about 2 seconds with just two laps to go but the caution lights came on so think they might have a three or four lap sprint to the chequered flag once the track is cleared. He has the freshest tyres of all the cars around him so things looking good.
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The win is achieved so he has an impressive 100% record of wins in this highly competitive class of racing. Can't be many drivers out there to have never lost a single NASCAR race they have taken part in! Put him into any race machine and he drive the wheels off it to be up with the leaders no matter what.
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The win is achieved so he has an impressive 100% record of wins in this highly competitive class of racing. Can't be many drivers out there to have never lost a single NASCAR race they have taken part in! Put him into any race machine and he drive the wheels off it to be up with the leaders no matter what.
How many races has he participated in?
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@MajorPom it will be interesting to see how he goes in the Alpha Tauri, seemed like a big chunk of his 'form slump' at McLaren was an inability to be enthused and motivated in a clearly non-competitive car after a reasonably long time in the sport. The Alpha Tauri takes the competitiveness down another notch but hopefully the different starting point of expectation and the half year break help the enthusiasm and motivation, or is the carrot of that second Red Bull more present than Christian Horner would have us believe...
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@MajorPom said in Formula 1:
Danny Ric is back. Hard on de Vries but that's F1.
Will be good to have the smiling assassin back on deck.
It looks like an audition for Perez's seat next year. Which makes Ricciardo's move to McLaren even dumber in hindsight.
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Three minutes into the first practice session and Perez bins his car.
Can't see him having a seat at Red Bull next year.
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@antipodean said in Formula 1:
Three minutes into the first practice session and Perez bins his car.
Can't see him having a seat at Red Bull next year.
Meanwhile the young Kiwi Liam Lawson continues to tear it up in Japan
Apparently the cars are the closest in terms of performance to F1. It seems like the only thing potentially stopping him from getting an F1 seat soon is an ability to bring lucrative sponsorship dollars, something that Perez and guys like Stroll have
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