Feels like we’re stripping so much individuality from the drivers & making them more of a servant to the machine than we’ve ever seen in the past. This is a loss for everyone watching.

charles about the issue with quali in the new regulations: 🆑: with these cars in qualifying, it’s something I still need to understand, because consistency pays more than… "more than being perfect?" 🆑: it’s not about being perfect. it’s better to stay under the limit but do

🗣️ Andrew Benson: "It's going to make for a great highlights reel on Titok [...] But some corners that have defined greatness in Formula 1 drivers - the Esses in Suzuka, turns 9 and 10 in Melbourne, Pouhon in Spa - these have gone from corners that challenge a driver's ability

Ayrton Senna's two flying laps at the 1991 British GP Qualifying 🇬🇧, 2nd session. The 1st lap, which isn't even his fastest that day, is one of the most aggressive & aesthetically pleasing laps in F1 history. 🎞 BBC; James Hunt. 1st Lap remastered by https://t.co/11oOBw6k0q

Just remembered this moment from 3 years ago where Max expressed his concerns about the 2026 regulations, fascinating to hear this considering what we've seen this weekend

Alan Jones: “Every single season we come across this bullshit. It’s either Mark Webber against Vettel or it’s somebody [else]. It’s always at them ‘oh he’s got a better car than me’ or ‘he’s getting preferential treatment’, it’s absolute crap.”

the amount of lies that has been spread about Alonso is actually insane, finally some valid information about 2007

Derek Warwick, John Watson, Nigel Roebuck, Niki Lauda, and Lewis Hamilton talk about Ayrton Senna 🇧🇷 and another great, Juan Manuel Fangio 🇦🇷. With Portuguese subtitles. 🎞 Doc "Ayrton: Retratos e Memórias" (2015) by Ernesto Rodrigues. #AyrtonSenna

"Pole position is like a 100-meter dash. You give it your all in that minute & hold your breath on some corners. The adrenaline rush sky-high. It's what I consider the peak of the peak in terms of performance, the highest moment. I've already taken 52 & I hope to take many more."

"Senna, Fangio & Clark were born with a gift from God. In terms of skills & bravery I've never seen a driver like Senna. I've seen him do things in a car that leave you stunned. He's head & shoulders above everyone else, like Pelé, Maradona & Muhammad Ali." Carlos Reutemann 🇦🇷

A thought; before the moment passes. Max Verstappen’s handling of the first lap shunt with Antonelli was a great example of sportsmanship which I think is worth highlighting.

Max Verstappen shows what it means to behave like a true champion. Instead of getting angry at Antonelli, he helps him and says that mistakes can happen Unlike how bad rookie Max himself was treated in the past, he now welcomes and helps young drivers. https://t.co/RpVxpS1K7P

I’ve been critical of Max in the past. Today however I believe he was forced off track and coming from the angle he was I believe he would have made the corner without PIA running him off. In that repect our rules in DTM of having to leave racing room are clearly better.

What a moving tribute by Bono for EJ ❤️

Max's last radio of the season "Thank you very much for all the hard work this whole year, enjoy some time off, and we'll go at it again next year." ❤️ https://t.co/c3dHsECiun

Max 10s penalty Lap1----------Russell no penalty Lap1

Miami 2023 Lap1, Turn1 No penalty

lando on the max vs george drama and how does it get smoothed out between drivers at this intensity: “i hope it doesn’t get smoothed out, i hope they stay fighting and arguing cause its amusing to watch” he said neighbor’s argument too good😭😭😭😭

Dimanche dans Warm-up 16.30 Tipik interview du manager de Max Verstappen Raymond Vermeulen..aussi un mot avec sa Maman Sophie Kumpen…#rtbfsport #F1 #QatarGP

SkyF1 lied to you when they said 19 drivers were against Max Verstappen in Mexico. Charles Leclerc: "I also think whoever in his position might just do the same, because we're fighting for the WDC. It would be very false to say drivers would do something different." Kevin