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No I think Steiner says that there is more scope for development in his team due to lack of testing compared to other team.. Haas like Alfa and Ferrari will be respectively competitive…06-04-2022 23:16
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To start I have to admit that Liberty Media is doing some good things to this sport except some venues who should not be in the calendar in my opinion..4at least. The new regulations were always going to bring that situation where a team anticipated instead of reacting… and logically it is them who are penalised and the ones who were sleeping who are rewarded…..it is just ridiculous from a sporting perspective06-04-2022 14:06
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Australian GP is a bogey track in a great city.05-04-2022 22:53
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I don t have anything against Americans to clarify but Liberty Media and they way to do business…04-04-2022 23:23
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I agree many other countries hosting F1 races should not be on the calendar for the reasons you mentioned. Yes I prefer that F1 makes money from the taxes payers than bloody oil money…and yes I prefer F1 to focus in Europe as it is linked… As for Ecclestone he was a white collar gangster..but I admit he had flair.. Monaco,Monza,Silverstone,Spa,Suzuka, Interlagos,untouchable in my opinion..03-04-2022 17:30
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Please mr Brown take Liberty Media and Netflix with you and go back to America… Liberty Media has an agenda to remove some venues and replace them with cities either in America or in dodgy countries like Saudi Arabia. To compare Miami to Monaco is like comparing a Toyota Supra with a Ferrari but coming from a Yankee.. Real F1 fans don t need a untapped market like America as F1 does not need fans who think that F1 is “Drive to survive”..03-04-2022 15:29
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5am ?! To watch a precession because the track sucks ? I don t think so.02-04-2022 08:00
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Formula One CEO Stefano Domenicali even thinks the Grand Prix will be back on the calendar next year. "Of course there is tension, things to improve, we don’t want to be political on that, but I believe we are playing a very important role in the modernisation of this country".. Really mr Domenicali well in a democratic country like England it is called sports washing… The consequences for the drivers and teams not to attend the race would have meant complications to leave the country… I think Liberty Media and the FIA have a lot of questions to answer very soon as this whole farce needs to be investigated… Anybody remember a qualy in the last 30 years with missiles smokes in a the background? F1 is composed of very bright and educated peoples and riches and have the power to make Liberty Media bend over to keep F1 as it should be not this money machine who send the F1 circus in s dangerous place.. But I guess the more important is to put 25 races in the calendar to maximise the profits… I miss so badly Ecclestone.27-03-2022 14:48
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Argh27-03-2022 15:00
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If you lived in Brazil you would know that Brazilians are not killing their neighbours and there is no risk of receiving missiles in São Paulo who is the 3 rd biggest city in the world after Calcutta and Mexico… Armed convoys are for rich and famous to prevent kidnapping. High profiles foreigners are not a target normally as it is too risky.. Fitipaldi, Piquet, Senna, to name the best just shows that Brazil is the biggest country in F1 after England and Germany.. Saudi Arabia has no relevance whatsoever with F1 except the petrol money that they use to sports wash their country. Did you manage to reach Uni ?27-03-2022 14:59