I’m guessing you’re not an F1 fan...

“[I]t’s all about cheating without getting caught.”

Nico handed Hamilton his ass?

No. Leave the timed races with the racing that does timed races. NASCAR is about endurance, about reps, not a timed event. Don’t like NASCAR’s style? Go watch the series that does what you like. 

I’m sorry. And that’s not an apology, I feel sorry for you, I pity you, you’ve probably never even driven a car to its limit on a track. You probably don’t much like, let alone understand, racing either. In Hamilton, we are looking at a truly great, sublime talent, and currently at the top of his game. You should stop…

I've already been grumbled at about suggesting this, but: single-car qualifying. 

Ferrari’s problems in qualifying weren’t a fluke due to a traffic jam. They lacked pace- plain and simple. 

In defense of the moderns, cars are inordinately more complex (forget about electronics), and frequently designed to make owner maintenance and repairs with simple tools as difficult as possible.

It’s because most people are completely inept at working on mechanical things. It has gotten much worse in the last 30 years.  

We had an HHR that used that same sort of setup to “illuminate” the console at night. It was annoying.

It’s not the Indianapolis 512.5 either.  Let’s leave the green-white-checkers gimmick to NASCAR - although I’d like to see them do away with it.

Naysayers need to quit saying this should have been re-started. Ignorance is bliss when you don’t know or don’t remember Rick Mears obliterated the field in 1988 and finished under yellow, or Emerson Fittipaldi battled Al Unser Jr and won under yellow. It’s the Indianapolis 500, not the Indianapolis last three laps.

Seconding everyone noting the damaged attenuator taking a long time to fix. It was just destroyed. (And NBC ran out of broadcast time at 6pm, so it seemed like they were keen on just getting it over with).

Screw flying, I want to ride under it on a tube with a six pack of beer being submerged behind me to keep it cold.

it was trevor phillips

A small Coast Guard boat caught this daredevil slipping underneath the massive suspension bridge on June 28

I watch touring car racing in Australia.

OK, Cup race is over. I never again want to hear how NASCAR drivers suck at going both left and right. The Cup guys had never raced stock cars on the Daytona Road Course. They had no practice. They had no experience with this particular layout of Daytona.

Watkins Glen is probably my favorite race of the year to watch! So much action and a lot of close finishes. Plus the curb hopping! Probably explains why I am my best at Watkins Glen in Forza, I just really like that track!