I don't think the W series would struggle to fill the seats. There are more than twenty professional female racers competing in various series around...
Back to the fast pace track in the Texas sunshine. Twenty corners tucked into a 5.513km lap, five of which are some of the most acute hairpins on the...
The management of the W series have opted to base the W Series on the F3 car . It would suggest that they are looking for the series to be equivalent...
You make some valid points which has been raised before in forum discussions when Carlmen first floated the idea of a women only series. I think you...
I don't think you have taken a disagreeing position as the female drivers would have to "inevitably" race against men if they make it into F1. But l...
I agree. The W series cars are based on the 2019 F3 car. I hope the FIA heeds your comment. Besides they need to bring the Electric series and this W...
We heard it was coming. And there were mixed feelings about it as many thought women racers should proved themselves in a mixed series among men. As...
I hope so, but Bottas is not fast enough in Suzuka. But this is an opportunity to pay back Bottas. Bottas is 67 points behind Vettel. Hence, he is in...
The reality here is, Williams may prefer George Russell to Ocon if Russell wins the F2 championship. George Russell, like Leclerc would have won both...
When a team assumes a position of unrivaled dominance, it is usual for fans to complain about lack of competition at the front. When Michael Schumacher chalked up 5 consecutive drivers title with Ferrari, there was endless complaints of how boring f1 had become. But even in that era, Hakkinen and Alonso managed to win double driver titles each. Hence, there were teams close enough to Ferrari to give Ferrari a good run for their money each season. The team dynamics was centred around Schumacher with
I agree with you, Bagwan, in that if the guy writing the check (sort of) says that there is a problem, then there is a problem... within the team, at least. But I think it's more likely that Mercedes and Wolff are playing the long game here, looking ahead to 2017 and beyond, when the gap to Ferrari, and maybe Red Bull and others, will have probably closed. Both Hamilton and Rosberg scored enough points individually this year that even with Susie Wolff in the second car, Mercedes would have still
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