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Can't really find a source anymore. But wasn't part of the explanation for Newry leaving that he was good friends with Horner's former assistant? Though I guess this could have been unsubstantiated rumours.

He did not have the right to drive erratically. It's literally described in the ruling what the rule was he was punished under.

https://www.fia.com/system/files/decision-document/2025_british_grand_prix_-_infringement_-_car_81_-_safety_car_procedure.pdf

Some of the Max hate stays ridiculous. Piastri literally slams the brakes to drop more than 150kmph in bad visibility and your reaction is: "why would Max do this?"

The current FIA president looking to make the FIA as corrupt as FIFA.

Lando's interaction with his mom was so pure and lovely. I hate that do close after this that asshole MBS gets screen time again.

Commentators have favourites, especially Sky. Even Palmer and DC are still unwilling to admit they're wrong and that Piastri did anything wrong. Which is absurd. If the two cars behind you almost crash into you, you made a mistake.

It's such an obvious unsafe way to drive that nobody could expect him to het away it. Especially because he's not British like Russell.

Either Norris or Piastri, or both spinning off would also do it.

Hulk podium today?

Edit: Hulk podium today! In a fucking Sauber!

I wonder what will happen if a safety car happens now(lap37) and Piastri pits. Will Norris still go for a double stack?

I literally hope Max has a miracle win, but you can't blame Piastri for that.

If that isn't a 10 second penalty for Piastri I don't know what is. Even Norris almost crashed into him.

Edit: called it. DC and Palmer are delusional that they think it's fine.

Part of the track is bone dry. I wonder who will put at the end of formation.

Looks like Leclerc and Russell will play with water.

Overtaking on a semi wet track is no small feat. The normal line is quickly going to be a lot faster so as long as he can keep ahead in the first lap, he's looking good to win.

Neither Norris nor Piastri will want to risk slipping off the track and possibly lose 18 points to each other. Either of them risking this past lap 1 would be considered as taking a high risk for a low reward.

There's things wrong with F1 and you can argue about the price, but if you like watching the feeder series and or better summaries, I really would advise giving F1tv a shot.

One, all these weirdos complaining about being spoiled about results here need to learn self control. Had to attend a party so couldn't see the race live. It's literally so easy to simply not open the F1 comm...

About the race itself, it looked like even though McLaren say they have two equal drivers they seem to intentionally give bad strategies to Piastri when he's behind. Though logically I think it's probably just shitty strategies they actually thought were good.

Wonder Boy in Monster Land on the sega master system.

I'm frustrated I can't seem to find a place to buy it for pc easily. (Admittedly it's not like I'm trying very hard since I'm not really interested in tweaking with simulators and stuff.) There was a game with that name in a sega retro thing sold on Steam but it's definitely not the original version. I still know the start by heart.

A Sauber overtaking a Ferrari was not on my bingo card for this weekend

How Max kept that car on the road is insane. And as I'm writing this. Seems like people bumping into Max at the moments his car isn't slipping...

Piastri driving very mature after putting in the work to make it possible yesterday.

To be clear, I'm Belgian and in favour of abolishing monarchy. But as the news about her is unavoidable: she did study at the royal military academy as all in line for the throne have too. Then she went to Oxford for her Bachelor degree. Plan was to get the master at Harvard.

The justification is partly elitism for those schools, partly getting exposed to other environments, and partly getting too avoid being to isolated in Belgian schools where the attention would be inevitable and security too hard.