F1 2026

[satanboy]

 

[Craig_]

If scooter-chucker, who had the inside line, had simply stayed on track he would probably have won the race. He has no need to blame the guy on the outside for his own running wide.

The stewards agreed with you, that's why they gave Lewis a 5 second penalty. Max also thinks you're right that's why he laughed at the 5 seconds penalty. You should forward them your number since you clearly know better than all of them.

 

[thestaggy]

Ferrari better manage their drivers better because this will eventually end in tears for them.

 

[quovadis]

If scooter-chucker, who had the inside line, had simply stayed on track he would probably have won the race. He has no need to blame the guy on the outside for his own running wide.

imho, Ferrari have a choice to make, make Lewis #1 or carry on with Charles thinking that he’s racing go-karts. You don’t attack your team mate if, in doing so, you hurt the team. Build a gap and then go hammer and tongs.

 

[satanboy]

 

[satanboy]

Ferrari better manage their drivers better because this will eventually end in tears for them.

They are the kings of strategy, after all.

 

[Jean Claude Vaaldamme]

Monza

If you plant your car in the middle of the track and leave space to your right while heading down to Rettifilo, another car is going to fill that space and try and outbrake you whether it's your team mate or not. No space on the exit was on Charles, even if the entry was borderline and alongside.

1. No proper driver would leave the gap regardless.
2. Driver ahead on the outside must be left room by the driver on the inside.

And there is no special FIA rule giving teammates less entitlement to attack one another.

 

[Werner1975]

Well done Kimi. Youngest ever world champ and first Italian since Alberto Ascari in 1953 to be crowned world champ.

 

[Agent_Smith]

Looks like Saturday qualifying in Sao Paulo this coming weekend could be a bit of a lottery (assuming it even goes ahead).

 

[daveza]

The 2026 Mexico City Grand Prix set the all-time F1 record with 12 combined world titles on a single podium.

 

[MuterOfWorlds]

Seems some vindication this season for the ol' boy Sainz and issues regularly raised at Ferrari that went ignored.

Could Ferrari well have fired/replaced the wrong bloke afterall.

 

[DHimself]

Seems some vindication this season for the ol' boy Sainz and issues regularly raised at Ferrari that went ignored.

Could Ferrari well have fired/replaced the wrong bloke afterall.

I said this the moment it was announced Sainz lost his seat at Ferrari. My friends ridiculed me for saying that. How the turn tables.

 

[quovadis]

Monza

There’s a difference between racing against each other and racing in a way that compromises each other or the team. Ferrari could've had a 1-2. Charles screwed himself, the team and Lewis's ranking.

 

[Speedster]

There’s a difference between racing against each other and racing in a way that compromises each other or the team. Ferrari could've had a 1-2. Charles screwed himself, the team and Lewis's ranking.

How did Charles going on the outside cause Lewis to go off the track?

 

[thestaggy]

Seems some vindication this season for the ol' boy Sainz and issues regularly raised at Ferrari that went ignored.

Could Ferrari well have fired/replaced the wrong bloke afterall.

There is a pattern of Leclerc attacking his teammates and then being noted for being ''softer'' with drivers from other teams. So much so that it has become a meme within F1 fan circles of Leclerc seeing red (in the literal sense) and attacking while shying away from the other cars.

Vettel also had issues with his driving. The infamous ''Mein gott, mus das sein!'' in Brazil 2019 and the divebomb in Austria 2020 that took both of them out. In Bahrain 2020 they nearly crashed again because of an aggressive move by Leclerc and Vettel went off at the team over the radio about his driving, saying they spoke about giving each other space.

 

[Ecco]

https://twitter.com/x/status/2117077632588365896

That clip where kimi is on Hamilton and Verstappen shoulders is gold

 

[I.am.Sam]

Ferrari better manage their drivers better because this will eventually end in tears for them.

charles has always been a n@@i this season

lewis does get the shorter end of the stick always

 

[Craig_]

There is a pattern of Leclerc attacking his teammates and then being noted for being ''softer'' with drivers from other teams. So much so that it has become a meme within F1 fan circles of Leclerc seeing red (in the literal sense) and attacking while shying away from the other cars.

Vettel also had issues with his driving. The infamous ''Mein gott, mus das sein!'' in Brazil 2019 and the divebomb in Austria 2020 that took both of them out. In Bahrain 2020 they nearly crashed again because of an aggressive move by Leclerc and Vettel went off at the team over the radio about his driving, saying they spoke about giving each other space.

What does Vettel know, he is ill informed. The stewards, Lewis and Max as well. They should consult with our local brain trust over here to know what goes for what.

 

[I.am.Sam]

well done antonelli

im not a merc fan cause of lewis and george at merc but lately kimi has been an awesome driver and person

 

[GrootVoet]

Now Kimi needs to proof that he is not a one year only champion like Norris.

He won the championship on a MB that was by far the best car on the grid at the beginning of the year and with Russell that showed us he's average but lately he not not been that great apart from Texas.