So, slow, heavy and unexciting?

You are exaggerating. Gas cars aren’t making the rich social pariahs. I mean every year they each produce 12 years of your carbon footprint flying out to their eco-party on Davos. They don’t care about such things.  You switching to electric means more gas for them.

Unfortunately, in the world of motorsports, there aren’t enough women racers to get an accurate metric as to how they compete in the sport. Funneling money into their racing budgets, especially at earlier stages of their careers [karts, FF, etc.], might entice more younger girls to give it a go. Also, encourage…

Lance stroll won a ton of lower formula championships and nearly put a modern williams in P2.   Throw around pay driver/rich kid insults all you want, but he would run rings around anyone in the W series.   Money gets you in the door, but without results you are shown it quickly.  Ask Sergei Sirotkin.

You’re severely underestimating the skill level discrepancy between top-level W Series driver and Kevin Magnussen & Romain Grosjean. As in, the W Series winner would really struggle to make the 107% rule in F1, even in a Haas which usually is a top 10 capable car in qualy.

Yes they can, and they do. But the painful reality is that there hasn’t been a woman who’s managed to really compete with top level feeder-series talent. Which is why they created the W Series: to get these ladies some exposure, and probably hope that more girls will get into the sport.

It’s bittersweet to imagine the W Series, which says the heart of its operation is “the firm belief that women can compete equally with men in motorsport,” as a support race for F1. The setup benefits the women driving by pairing them with such major racing events, but it also places the women’s division as a support…

Had you heard of Jamie Chadwick before the W Series started? If ‘no’, then there’s the reason the series is working.

It’s an interesting, but very tricky, debate. W Series or support in existing series?

Woke Club found their narrative and they will beat it until it dies, then beat it some more. They are not interested in untangling the strands of complication that make this sort of worth discussing.

Even with that I feel like Ubisoft is stuck in a damned if they do, damned if they don’t situation. Like with AC Odyssey with the choice between Alexios and Kassandra, the director’s thought people would lean heavily towards Kassandra but were shocked that 2/3 picked Alexios and 1/3 picked Kassandra. The stat came out…

But....why is it a problem if Tarkov decides it will do a war game where the soldiers are male? Nobody really makes a good argument for why that’s a problem, or why that is an issue worth writing long articles about. “Representation is good!” Sure, cool, we agree. But that isn’t the same as “I should care that this…

Thank you.  It’s absurd to argue that because the NBA partially owns the WNBA, the female athletes should earn the exact same as the male athletes.  I’m all about equal pay in the “normal” workforce, where women truly do the same exact work as men (and attain similar sales numbers, revenue for the company, etc).  But…

Chris Paul makes $40 Million a year. That’s more than the WNBA brings in. I’m all for WNBA players being treated fairly because they work hard and are great athletes, but the NBA is irrelevant to that argument. It actually does the WNBA players a disservice to compare the two because it makes people just dismiss their…

If you are arguing for pay equality, don’t bring up the fame thing and mention you know nothing about the women sports. It undercuts your argument. Do basic research and pretend you know if you have to

It’s the media fault though. If only they talked about it more so people like Shannon can know star players and WNBA players can magically get millions. No need to actually watch, take interest in the league, and contribute your own money for WNBA success through things like buying tickets. Media coverage will…

You could argue that men are overpaid and should be brought down to WNBA pay scales, but then there is that pesky ‘owners are hugely and unfairly profiting off their players’ thing.

Who are the star players on the WNBA’s Washington Mystics? Couldn’t list any without a Google search first.

The WNBA brings in $25 million in revenue. The NBA brings in $7.4 BILLION in revenue. How on earth are you going to make the argument that the players in the WNBA should be paid anywhere near what NBA players make? Making the argument that they should be paid more is fine, but using the word equity and comparing the…

The wNBA is still around? Well good for them if their numbers were the same as the NBA maybe they would get that 50/50 split. Right now, seems like they have a loooooooong way to go.....