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Washington, D.C. (Indianapolis) 04.05–04.09 in Formula 1 ·
Those were two absolutely stellar races—so much action happening right on the track! Honestly, with a season this unpredictable, the only people who could possibly be unhappy are the die-hard fans of specific teams. But then again, those folks are never satisfied unless their absolute favorite driver takes the checkered flag, regardless of how thrilling or dull the actual racing might be.

My only real gripe is that I wish we’d gotten at least another ten laps at the end,

because man, what’s the point of having a massive championship showdown in the final race if there's zero action on the asphalt? It’s just frustrating when one car is so dominant that they can't even get close enough to the other to make a move.
F1 Belgian GP - Spa-Francorchamps in Formula 1 ·
Matthew Foster46 said:Lewis Hamilton just loves to squeeze his way in from the inside—acting like everyone else is just an obstacle in his way, really. And hey, he finally got the payoff he deserved for that style of driving!🙏😍🙂👍🙂

I’ve heard people say Ayrton Senna was exactly the same way... 🤷
F1 Belgian GP - Spa-Francorchamps in Formula 1 ·
Michael Lee4 said:Honestly, you should just be happy you got to witness such an incredible race and that absolute chaos at the finish line—who cares if your favorite driver didn't take the win? They’ll get their moment eventually.

I'm right there with you—I can't remember the last time I saw a finish that intense! Usually, I'm pulling for Kimi, and I have to admit, it stings a little that he didn't pull it off... though, at least he actually showed up to fight for it (which, let's be honest, hasn't been the case much lately). He could have played it safe, let the other guy pass, and just taken two fewer points, but hey, that's racing, right?

I actually think we're in a pretty sweet spot for Formula 1 right now—nobody is totally dominating the field. Sure, there are always those occasional boring races—history is full of them, after all—but overall, these seasons have been a blast.