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Now I want to see former F1 mechanics do Scrapheap Challenge

Inside job by Ferrari?

"So far, everything has been positive - reliability, the weight of the car, just simple things that maybe in the past, Williams wasn’t getting spot on," the four-time grand prix winner explained.

"This year, it’s been the case, and that’s exactly what I mean by progress - happy faces, happy people.

"I see people full of motivation and that’s what I care about the most because that’s what’s going to sustain medium to long-term success."

"I think the one flash of light that he can take out of it, is that on the dry tyres, he actually posted the second fastest lap time of the Grand Prix, he did a 22.9 versus Max’s 23.0, Lando 22.1. 

“So I think if there was one positive we can take [is] that his pace actually on the dry was not too bad."

Debuting with McLaren definitely helps

He's doing a decent job I think, and who else would you put there?

Basically back in the day Bernie was like we can't have F1 without Ferrari, so yeah they get money just for rocking up.

So the border police claim to have found the stowaway and then went 'that's not my problem'?

Hopefully this goes better than the mickey mouse lego figure trophies they did last year.

Something I always forget about when I return a hire car.

"I’m not going to comment about the differences itself, but there’s a lot of positives with the Ferrari power units and initially it’s a very different way of using all the systems.

“But we’ve simplified a lot and it now feels a lot more common to how I would have imagined to use it.

“It was a bit of a shock initially in Abu Dhabi, but on track, performance-wise, it’s working super well and it fits very well with the strength of the car as well. So, yeah, all good on that side.”

Is that bluesky account official?

The Teenagers - Reality Check

Same story posted by you here: https://lemmy.world/post/26089752

Didn't Jean Todt go straight from Ferrari to FIA president?

Pretty telling that the viewer count on Sky's youtube livestream dropped about 6k when they switched over to Crofty's commentary.

Got to love it when Crofty gets all excited about a practice start and the drivers don't deliver.

Sky sports stream on their youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQiXrbJIOtA

"From my experience, the adaptation process with only three days of testing, which is one and a half per driver, it takes around half a year to really understand all the tricks and the little details of the car”

Not really an 'eye-opening' admission.