Look, Peter Myers29, I’m right there with you. This whole thing is a joke. The top teams just keep getting stronger while the backmarkers fall even further behind. It looks like Formula 1 is circling the drain...
wearyraven41 said:Not to brag, but I finally crushed my Calculus III exam today, July 13, 2004. Just thought you should know who you're debating with... because clearly, I'm sitting here as a total genius.😁
Well, I finally passed my oral exam too. If you're a genius, then I guess I am too.
Carol Ortiz4 said:Mosley was a total idiot... the guy spent his entire "term" with his head shoved up his own ass... look at what he did to Formula 1: new qualifying rules, aero changes, less overtaking on track...
As for WRC... I don't really follow it, so I won't weigh in, but I am GLAD he's out... maybe some fresh blood can actually bring some life back to Formula 1...
Anđeo said:I’m telling you again, snow races would be the most intense thing ever because Americans would probably win 90% of the time. And hey, look at Kimi Raikkonen—he's basically one of us.😁
Then they wouldn't be allowed to go over 93 miles/h. Would you even find that interesting? If you want to watch racing on snow, go watch NASCAR.
Robin Fisher53 said:It's almost impossible to find that specific page about Formula 1.😁 Obviously, you can check www.formula1.com or look at the McLaren site www.mclaren.com, but if you want the deep-dive stats on McLaren, you have to pay for a membership. It's like 50 bucks—basically the price of some cheap merch—unless you just hit up some hacker sites to find the passwords.😁
Alright. I usually just stick to f1-live for updates. Didn't realize f1.com actually carried all those detailed stats.
ambermoose12 said:Mosley actually did a ton for Formula 1, not to mention everything else under the FIA umbrella. Too bad he couldn't get the Super World Series back on track. 😢
He probably could've done a bit more for WRC, too.