you gotta be friggin kiddin me...
sick bastards
you gotta be friggin kiddin me...
sick bastards
Australian GP 2023 | Highlights | Formula 1 Animated Comedy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Kd2—EsjSo
Formula 1 is making good progress on its new paddock building in Las Vegas.
F1 purchased the 39-acre piece of land for $240 million last year and is building a permanent 4-story, 300,000-square-foot paddock.
The Las Vegas GP will run annually for 10+ years.
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That’s a LOT of Lambos! Watch nearly 400 Italian supercars lap Silverstone to set a new record for the most Lamborghinis on track at one time
A spectacular turnout of 382 Lamborghinis descended on Northamptonshire on Saturday to set the record
The convoy of stunning Italian supercars was part of ‘Lamborghini Day’ to celebrate its 60th anniversary year
Feast your eyes on the rainbow of super-expensive cars that congregated at Silverstone over the weekend
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Azerbaijan GP 2023 | Highlights | Formula 1 Animated Comedy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTD-mZ8K-Oc
WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. May 1 – Crews have started tearing down a historic building in the heart of the Village
The former Glen Chevrolet building, birthplace of the Corvette, was torn down.
and i am sad...
for over 30years if you bought a Chevy from them and lived in the village, on the flat, they plowed your sidewalk in the winter for free
great video at the Glen
Too Extreme, or Just Ahead of its Time?
The Chaparral 2J, despite being over 50 years old, remains today one of the most fascinating vehicles ever made. Its unapologetic, utilitarian styling and forward thinking (if unfortunately, ill-fated) technology inspired a generation of engineers to think outside the box, not just in Can-Am, but Formula 1, Le Mans and beyond. Did it deserve better?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDaX3gFop7I
‘I was totally WRONGED’: Felipe Massa presses on with legal action to take the 2008 F1 title away from Lewis Hamilton over the ‘stolen Crashgate race’ in Singapore after Bernie Ecclestone’s admission
SIM racers
three wide and holes emerging i never would guess wide enough to pass???
is that really the way SIMs run
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I’m a Sim Racer Going Wheel-to-Wheel Racing for the First Time Ever at Watkins Glen
Monaco GP 2023 Formula 1 Animated Comedy
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUt_D3pICmc
Lewis Hamilton admits Mercedes’ long-awaited upgrade package is ‘definitely not the step forward we were hoping for’ and insists bid to close the gap on rampant Red Bull will be a ‘long process’
Lewis Hamilton previously said he was ‘counting down the days’ to the upgrades
However, he has diluted his enthusiasm and says the changes are not a magic fix
Hamilton finished sixth in Monaco qualifying and fourth during Sunday’s race
By JONATHAN MCEVOY FOR MAILONLINE
Lewis Hamilton has admitted Mercedes’ long-awaited upgrade package is not a magic cure for his struggling car.
The 37-year-old was speaking ahead of this weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix, the second outing for the revamped machine. It carried him to sixth in qualifying in Monaco a week ago and fourth in the rain-affected race. George Russell qualified eight and finished fifth.
Hamilton had previously said he was ‘counting down the days’ to the upgrade’s arrival, but has now diluted his enthusiasm, conceding: ‘It is definitely not the step forward we were hoping for.
‘We wanted a one-second improvement in race trim (over Red Bull), and we have not covered that.
‘I felt a little bit more confident in the car at the last race, and more ability to commit to the corners, so I am hoping at this track it will be the same but better.
Lewis Hamilton has insisted Mercedes’ long-awaited upgrade package is not a magic fix
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Lewis Hamilton has insisted Mercedes’ long-awaited upgrade package is not a magic fix
Hamilton finished fourth at the Monaco Grand Prix, comfortably adrift of Max Verstappen
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Hamilton finished fourth at the Monaco Grand Prix, comfortably adrift of Max Verstappen
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‘We have taken account of where we have gone wrong. Now we are slowly chipping away and navigating our way back to the front, but it is just a long process unfortunately.’
Hamilton’s honest assessment came as Red Bull’s dominant world champion Max Verstappen claimed it was possible the team could win every race of the season. They have won the first six and, remarkably, 16 of the last 17.
‘Well, I would say at the moment I think we can, but that’s very unlikely to happen,’ said the Dutchman. ‘There are always things that go wrong, a retirement or whatever. But purely on pace at the moment, yes, it’s possible.
‘About the dominance, we’ve always seen this in Formula One over the years, there’s nothing new. The longer you leave the regulations the same, the closer people will get.’
