Maybe I'm wrong, but this whole thing feels like some kind of beautiful utopia to me. Commercial sports networks exist, and all the profitable, high-value content is already snatched up. Producing broadcasts for these so-called "minor sports" is incredibly expensive and just doesn't make sense financially. I really wouldn't want to see this channel funded by the public—basically our own tax dollars being funneled through the USOPC.
nimblesurfer17 said:Yeah, John Doe declared Ayrton Senna the greatest of them all..🤣🙏 🤦 and then every single active Formula 1 driver just went along with it, crowning that guy in the yellow helmet as the absolute best to ever do it.. all thanks to John Doe and his influence 🙏🙏🙏
Stats don't mean much here. The real question is whether he was the best of his era, not necessarily the best of all time. I'm not interested in arguing over someone's personal opinion.
slybison8 said:It probably will, though perhaps only in the afterlife. ☕
From looking at the footage, it seems pretty clear that Lewis Hamilton lost grip at the very last second and slid right into the rear right wheel of Weber's car. I guess it doesn't look like Weber is really at fault here.
Based on pure physics, the only way Hamilton could have spun was away from Webber. They won't punish the idiot Webber, but I guarantee Hamilton will get his revenge the moment he gets the chance. That’s how he’ll knock him out of the title race too. This kind of driving is unacceptable, and it's definitely not the first time we've seen this guy act like this this season.
Fernando Alonso in the headline, but which year are we talking about? Why don't we just start dedicated Alonso/Sebastian Vettel fan clubs so people can post their theories there instead?
It would be some kind of art rock inspired by The Cure. They really pushed their production standards to a new level when they moved to Sweden. The lyrics just can't keep up with the music.
Another moral win for Lewis Hamilton, though this one felt much closer to an actual victory. It’ll all balance out in the end. He's driving just like his old man used to at his age.