2015 Formula 1 Season Paddock

http://youtu.be/iGr40_bwuhM

 

Not sure about the exact number, but you are not the first to compare their (lack of) driving skills...

http://oppositelock.kinja.com/oppo-poll-whos-a-worse-driver-danica-or-pastor-1592365900

 

Lol

http://hasmaldonadocrashedtoday.com

 

I love that site. And I have NEVER seen the day count that high during the season...

 

Maldonado had a good weekend in Montreal

 

Can I nominate Robby Gordon for this award?

 

Awwwe, this is just mean...

http://hasmclarenhondawonyet.com/

 

Pirelli deflects criticism after predominantly one stop race in Canada

http://www.f1fanatic.co.uk/2015/06/...servative-tyre-criticism-after-one-stop-race/

 

First we want tires that don't explode during the race, then we want tires that degrade enough for multiple pit stops. We just can't be pleased....

 

Just saw that video. Holy balls.

 

Not enough karting. And not enough tracks with right hand turns. We have plenty of open wheel feeder series, they're just all on dirt ovals.

Maldonado has more money so the question is pointless.

 

Horner explains how the engine token system may force Renault out of F1

http://www.espn.co.uk/f1/story/_/id/13042670/testing-s-future-renault

 

Martin Brundle on the Canadian GP

http://www1.skysports.com/f1/news/24096/9879047/f1-is-on-the-wrong-wavelength-with-radio-ga-ga

 

Good read, For me this era of F1 is overinflated with tech and watching on TV is a bit boring at times. Not quite as bad as nascar, I fast forward to wrecks and the win on that. I don't see it getting any better though. I'm sure it's different from a spectator's view. I do hope to be at COTA in 2016. They just wrecked part of that course for X-games.

 

Analysis ~ Behind the Scenes Decisions that Effected Williams and Ferrari in Canada

http://www.jamesallenonf1.com/2015/...ons-affecting-ferrari-and-williams-in-canada/

 

Stumbled across this today , awesome old footage of Suzuka in the early 60's


http://ajw.asahi.com/article/behind_news/social_affairs/AJ201506090086

 

Not sure why that link is not working

 

Maybe google this

" Honda finds rare footage offering glimpse of prototype of first F1 race car "

 

David Coulthard's latest BBC F1 column

http://m.bbc.com/sport/formula1/33060280

 

Me too and yes it did.

Budget cap is a good idea as long as it is high enough to allow top tier teams to come up with top tier innovations.

An interesting place to see the effects of budget caps + equitable distribution of TV revenue is American pro football, where the combination has allowed small market teams to be competitive.