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Calender Formula 1 and Indycar 2025

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@andrewje_home @plantstappen Villeneuve never makes dumb statements. He’s probably the only unbiased F1 pundit on this planet.

@plantstappen So the race director can make up the rules as long as the "deserved" person wins the championship - is that right? And if we are perfectly honest, Max should have been disqualified for an obvious and admitted brake check. Jacques you make some dumb statements.

didn't expect to agree with villeneuve today

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@andrewje_home ‘What if’ is dumb. Always is. Being unlucky or lucky is equally nonsense. Facts are facts, and Stats are stats.

People please stop this nonsense... Verstappen could have won BUT he didn't - end of story. All this whining about Verstappen this, Verstappen that is disrespectful to the guy that actually won.

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@andrewje_home Damon Hill reacted to your post! Nice!

#F1 glorifying cheating again I see. That was definitely a planned moved if he got hung out on the outside.

@oconagenda CH Cristian Horner. CaterHam

why has someone added a random 12th team to the 2027 f1 wiki page

@Clapontt The only World Champions who won the WDC twice without their team winning the WCC. Epic duo.

max visited the Brasilia racetrack with his father-in-law 🏎️🇧🇷

@jadeelf254 @thanos876 Let's focus on what we can control. We like to be entertained, and have the right to watch the sport or not.

@vanmee1963 @thanos876 The majority of F1 fans were in utter disbelief and heartbreak actually. The trust in FIA and F1 as a sport broke overnight. It was a farce. An unfair, horrible farce.

Ok, let’s do that. Lewis finishes P5 - 10 points. (At worse) Now let’s dsq Max from Jeddah Guess who wins the title? Fucking idiot.

@theboymanager @StJsn1 Utopia

@DeanJCostello @VictorRLopezM @thanos876 Every year since the Seventies. They keep changing. Looking forward to 2026 without DRS

@vanmee1963 @VictorRLopezM @thanos876 Guiding principles? You've never read them have you?

@DeanJCostello @VictorRLopezM @thanos876 Regulations serve as guiding principles and can be modified by the entity responsible for their establishment. I'm just watching races, and have no authority whatsoever.

@vanmee1963 @VictorRLopezM @thanos876 What about the Regulations? Do they mean nothing to you?

@VictorRLopezM @DeanJCostello @thanos876 The individuals you are referring to do not appear to support the sport. By idolizing a single driver, a significant portion of the excitement that a race provides is diminished. Pure racing entertainment is what we genuinely enjoy, irrespective of the outcome of a race.

@vanmee1963 @DeanJCostello @thanos876 How can you say for 'every' fan when there's lots of people here telling you something different? Are you reading the comments only to respond or to, at least, understand what others say?

@andrewje_home @thanos876 The budget cap is irrelevant when you compare the spending from both teams, as Mercedes has always been spending more than any team in the past 10 years, therefore the budget cap:

@vanmee1963 @thanos876 Red Bull pit wall provided the "solution" on how to get the race restarted illegally. Remember that Masi was attempting to start the race legally with lapped cars in place until Wheatley's intervention... Let's not forget they cheated the budget cap too.

Since we're now in November, that means all of the Formula 1 teams have submitted their financial statements for 2024, and we can have a look at how they're doing financially. We'll compare them to their 2023 numbers. Mercedes Turnover: £636m (£546m in '23) Operating income: £161m (£114m in '23) Income after tax: £120m (£84m in '23) Staff: 1323 (1289 in '23) McLaren Turnover: £530m (£431m in '23) Operating income: £58m (£30m in '23) Income after tax: £54m (£13m in '23) Staff: 1283 (1147 in '23) Red Bull Turnover: £492m (£446m in '23) Operating income: £21m (£24m in '23) Income after tax: £14m (£11m in '23) Staff: 969 (787 in '23) Aston Martin Turnover: £281m (£245m in '23) Operating income: -£14m (-£22m in '23) Income after tax: -£46m (-£29m in '23) Staff: 845 (651 in '23) Alpine Turnover: £239m (£250m in '23) Operating income: -£10m (£18m in '23) Income after tax: -£14m (£7.8m in '23) Staff: 995 (948 in '23) Williams Turnover: £180m (£127m in '23) Operating income: -£42m (-£80m in '23) Income after tax: -£50m (-£84m in '23) Staff: 949 (845 in '23) VCARB Turnover: £167m (£131m in '23) Operating income: £3.6m (£5.4m in '23) Income after tax: £1.5m (3.3m in '23) Staff: 466 (407 in '23) Haas Turnover: £119m (£113m in '23) Operating income: £8m (£7m in '23) Income after tax: £6m (£6m in '23) Staff: 156 (129 in '23) And if you're wondering where Ferrari and Sauber are, Ferrari doesn't operate as an independent company, so the financial statements are for all of Ferrari as a whole, and Sauber, being a privately owned company based in Switzerland, is not required to make the statements public.

@Melissaart7 Amen! Get better soon.

@Pablolinguist7 @PeriklesGREAT It's a boat, not a car.

@PeriklesGREAT Given the hand on the left. It shows thag it is AI generated. Also the car is clearly not a 1970s and cant really make it out. So my guess is No year- its AI But is I had to put a year it would be 2025z

What decade is this from ? Bonus for year ?

@MV33Racing Team orders should never exist. It's not fair to the drivers. Let them race. Simple.

Former TP Günther Steiner: 'Papaya rules broke Oscar Piastri' 🗣️"What I would conclude is that Piastri isn't getting enough support from the team right now to become a champion." 🗣️"He [Oscar] starts winning races and puts himself in a position where he can become a champion. Everything seemed to be going well for him, but then suddenly the papaya rules came . I think that broke him." [Red Flags podcast]

@Sid_footyF1 There's no longer a standard for journalism.

Yesterday it was Bearman, today it's Russell, tomorrow it will be Oscar, day after it will be Max, after that Lando. And if these journalists still don't get their kick, they might ask an ex-driver to come out of retirement or rise up from his grave🤦🏻‍♂️