After today's 2 incidents with both Ferraris, can we safely assume Verstappen will never drive for this team in the future?

He's a bit of a gobby twat an all. I can't see that going down well with the Ferrari bosses either.

 

Renault are now clapping back at him whenever he chats shite about them, Cyril has had enough and it's quite funny to watch.

Vietnam looks set to join the calendar for 2020.

how can Magnussen have a seat in F1 is beyond my comprehension :D

I don't think Leclerc should've gotten a penalty, but I do think he did not give himself enough time/room to respond to a defensive move in regards to the clash with Magnussen.

Apparently the final seat at Toro Rosso has been narrowed down to Albon and Wehrlein:

 

 

 

https://www.formulap...bon-404253.html

Britain's George Russell has been announced as a Williams driver for next season.

 

 

Apparently the final seat at Toro Rosso has been narrowed down to Albon and Wehrlein:

 

 

 

https://www.formulap...bon-404253.html

Count Wehrlein out as he has joined Formula E.

Count Wehrlein out as he has joined Formula E.

Albon is also signed to a Formula E team, though he is still believed to be getting the Toro Rosso drive, maybe he’ll just do the pre-F1 season FE races?

Albon is also signed to a Formula E team, though he is still believed to be getting the Toro Rosso drive, maybe he’ll just do the pre-F1 season FE races?

 

https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/albon-to...rmulae/3196111/

As expected, Perez has extended his contract at Force India for next year.

Vettel has been summoned to the stewards over allegedly failing to slow sufficiently for the red flag in first practice. If found guilty, it could be a three-place grid penalty.

And he was found guilty

Great to see Kimi winning again and an fantastic drive from Max to finish second from starting 18th.

 

 

Once in a while F1 delivers a result that puts a smile on everyone's face - even Kimi Raikkonen's - today was one of those days

Cracking race, super happy that Kimi did manage to get that win (at last!) before his departure. Makes a chance for Ferrari to out-strategy Merc!

Absolute rotten luck, Ricciardo has had recently. He apparently punched a wall after his retirement.

 

Both Magnussen and Ocon facing the stewards over fuel issues.

 

 

During the race there was a moment that inspired much discussion in my house. Alonso basically suggested there was a lack of quality in the field. Personally I agree, and I challenged my mates to name one truly great passing move by anyone not driving a Merc, Ferrari or Red Bull, or with the name Fernando. At any race ever... in F1. We drew a blank.

 

We all remembered great ones from years back - not just the champions but less celebrated people like Berger, Frentzen, Alesi, Patrese, Montoya, Irvine, Barrichello, Herbert, Webber et al but nothng from the current field. There was a niggling thought that Sainz might have done something but no actual recollection.

 

Is Fernando right? Did my mates and I have poor memories? I'm sure we did but any ideas?

 

Alonso wasn't talking in general about everybody but mostly about the same ones that are always involved in accidents, week in week out,

Stroll had already crushed into Alonso a while ago, and he did apologise to Alonso, but thats not the solution, learn to drive man

I agree with Alonso 1000%, this is F1, it's not a cart rise for kids age 16, Stroll, Magnussen, Grosjean, Hartley, even Hulkenberg, they are not professional enough, they're a danger to the others, to the real professionals, they shouldn't be allowed anywhere near a F1 car, especially Stroll and Magnussen

Can't think of any on the top of my head either of a great passing move outside Alonso and the three teams.