Well, last year in F2 someone put another driver into the wall on an outlap in qualy and didn't get a single penalty, so Maini should be fine according to that precedent 🤡

Lowdon's comments are very much along the same lines as what Komatsu had to say recently about the issues with #F1 media. The misinformation that spreads across social media all too quickly becomes fact, and this causes significant problems for real people. This is amplified by social media aggregators cherry picking quotes, doing dodgy translations, and not having to concern themselves with actual face to face paddock interactions with the people the misinformation is being spread about. Vet your sources, and decide yourself which accounts actually do have genuine insight or connections.

Why is the F1 account celebrating the fact that the gap between the top teams and the midfield is so big that a driver can do all that and still not worry about losing a position to the midfield cars?

Para mim continua a ser surreal o Eduardo Quaresma não ser sequer equacionado para a seleção A. Está no mesmo patamar que Tomás Araújo e é mais jogador que o António Silva.

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"I had been to Abu Dhabi a couple of times before, so I was fairly confident. [Victor] Martins had not been there before." "we went out for the first practice session and Victor was a SECOND faster than all of us." "my engineer came on the radio and said "we’re a second off competitor Victor. And we’re P2." " Oscar Piastri on his 2019 Eurocup championship deciding round against Victor Martins

Um dia vamos ter uma conversa sobre o standard de arbitragem em Portugal, mas ela não vai acontecer enquanto vocês continuarem a achar que isto é um problema de roubar ou beneficiar e não um problema de standard de arbitragem

Regs discourse would be a lot more bearable if people could accept two obvious facts: - Qualifying now sucks, and lifting on straights is an abhorrence. - The racing is better, no use pretending it’s not a breath of fresh air seeing multi-lap battles without mention of dirty air.

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Hate how F1 media (and as a result the general public) refuses to acknowledge that the "curse" is actually just Red Bull ignoring their 2nd driver: delayed upgrades, horrible strategies, worse personnel than the other garage, disregard for the driver's feedback for upgrades, etc.

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Seeing the RB be incredibly quick two seasons running is extremely annoying. Yuki really was robbed of a midfield monster, man.

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Black and white... Extremely disappointing

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WAIT HE’S NOT GETTING DROPPED???? HOLY SHIT MARTINSNATION WHAT A DAY IT IS FOR US

I find it amusing how last year, Yuki finished P12 in a god awful VCARB that finished 8th in the WCC and we were told he wasn't good enough for Red Bull, but Hadjar, finishes 12th in a VCARB that finished 6th in the WCC and suddenly hes the 10th best driver in the world lmao.

The same reason Paul Aron also didn't do a second year. If you're lucky enough to get a good car and a good result in your rookie season, it's a big risk to go back to F2 because you risk losing the engine lottery and damaging your reputation