A car so quick that Perez would have multiple WDCs under his belt if Verstappen had decided not to race? RBR winning all but 5 of 40+ races? Truly the most nail biting of WDC and WCC titles.
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Kimi Antonelli displayed dominant pace in today's Japanese Grand Prix once he recovered from a poor start to comfortably win the race at Suzuka. Oscar Piastri led the first part of the race and still secured second for McLaren followed by Leclerc who ensured a shade of red on the podium as well.
A car so quick that Perez would have multiple WDCs under his belt if Verstappen had decided not to race? RBR winning all but 5 of 40+ races? Truly the most nail biting of WDC and WCC titles.
Okay the coma is speaking.
What a shockingly bad Q. There’s just nothing exciting happening at all. Interest is down across the board on all platforms. I understand we haven’t reached the European phase, but this product is dire right now.Vettel165 wrote: ↑27 Mar 2026, 20:56Buddy I feel you-same, bring back the real f1.gearboxtrouble wrote: ↑27 Mar 2026, 17:17Yeah I'm done with these garbage regs. This will be the first year I can recall where I will not watch the Japanese Grand Prix or Quali live. I'm not staying up past midnight to watch cars superclip and lift and coast through corners making the whole thing meaningless.
in China he was 0.1s ahead of Hadjar, here 0.1s behind, so yeah, looks like this is his normal (quali) level at the moment. Maybe adapting his driving style would help, but this would likely take time.