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I see that Formula One is taking the quantity over quality approach...

The simple, arbitrary beginning of the entire film was refreshing.

There is so much to - I don’t know if “like” is the right word - acknowledge that is good about this movie. How it presented the gore of World War I better than any file I’ve seen on the topic, including They Shall Not Grow Old. How dismissive the Colonel Mackenzie is of Schofield at the end. That for a war movie it… Read more

The same way every other driver in the F1 field is found; by searching for the talent, recruiting it at a young age, and developing those who survive. Just like any other driver development program works. Having 20 women driving race cars around when maybe 1 to 3 of them (and just as possibly none of them) have the… Read more

Why not just do the soap opera thing? Read more

I understand the what these young people are looking for philosophically, but beyond finding that the Government has violated their rights, what actual actionable remedy are the plaintiffs in this case seeking? There are existing mechanisms to make the changes they seek. I get that as non-voting-age persons, their… Read more

Opportunity in motorsports is a checkbook away, including Formula One.
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Abby Eaton is the latest in a long and glorious list of drivers who have had to eat a little shit walk back an earlier statement or statements when their employment situation changed. See Tracy, Paul and Rossi, Alexander, to name two...

I don’t have any problem getting my 9-year-old to tell me about her day when I ask. I ask her how her day was, follow up with asking what her “special” was (they rotate between PE, art, music, and health) and let her rip.

Neutral: Yes. I was driving my first car - a 1975 Buick Skyhawk - home from buying it, which is also the first time I drove a manual. What 16-year-old me didn’t notice when I started driving was all the carpet that was bunched up down by the pedals. Not floor mats either, just the shredded up carpet in this $300…

What will draw the most attention is a woman being considered for a seat in F1 based on her record of accomplishments in lower level series. The dream scenario would be that she be promoted on ability alone, but being able to come up with the funding (aka buying a ride) because she has demonstrated she can compete at… Read more

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Respectfully, you are making many, many incorrect assumptions to try and support your opinion. While I don’t have any direct knowledge of how W Series is specifically funded, after the better part of two decades on the business side of motorsports, I can make a few very educated observations. Read more

The mere fact that it doesn’t “feature” the de rigueur floating roof design gives it my vote. Not my dollars, but my vote.

Part of Calderone’s problem is that she isn’t all that good. But the bigger problem with Calderone - and all of these women for that matter - is that she is and has always been a ride buyer, and when you’re a ride buyer you aren’t the focus of the team unless you write a even bigger big check than you already have to… Read more

What sponsors? Looking at the Partners page on the W Series website they have a cut-race cell phone company, and a bunch of B2B suppliers for things like suits, tires, cars, car prep and the like. No one is writing a check to be part of W Series.

They may not have Red Bull money, but they’re also not trying to run everything Red Bull does. Compared to the cost of a fleet of cars, spares, support vehicles, staff, and all the other things involved with running a stand alone race series, placing 2-3 of the best drivers with top teams in F4 on up, and providing… Read more

Or its full of other tools. I too am a former tech, and I still have my top box that came with the tuition for the technical school I went to and the bottom box I bought at a Home Depot 15 years ago. That being said, I know plenty of guys with those big crazy boxes. Read more

That being said, Abby from Grand Tour is driving this year after her Aussie Supercars drive fell through, and she was critical of it when it was announced. If she thinks it’s worth doing, she surely knows better than me. Read more

I don’t think it is that difficult a debate. They should have done a version of what Red Bull does for its driver development program; work with top-tier teams in the various recognized open-wheel series around the world, place drivers they see that having the greatest potential with those teams as the primary driver… Read more