They don’t have Burnie scowling at them from the back of the room anymore.

Wherlein finished.

NO! You go stand in the corner until you’re sorry about what you said!

Haas would more likely leave the sport than take on a Honda engine.

“Do whatever you want, man” is an incredible response.

Fix or replace door. Duh.

It’s not Kimi! It’s The Stig with a bad sunburn!

Obviously, he was looking for Fernando:

Do you, Kimi?

“What were you doing out in the desert Kimi?”
“Walking.”

Hey that’s not fair nor is it representative of how Mclaren has done so far this year. The car will perform decently until it looks like they have a chance at some points THEN the engine will fail taking all hope with it.

JB’s also probably the only driver who’s fit enough, too.

He’s 39 years-old now, but if anyone could manage to finish the race with that car, it’s Nick Heidfeld.

The upside is that he won’t get penalized for going to fast.

I was kinda hoping they’d do the complete 1-race driver swap and bring in the Indy driver, Stefan Wilson, who gave up his seat so Alonso could do the Indy 500.

Different divisions entirely designing to divergent specifications. The IndyCar engines are designed and built by Honda Performance Development out of California, and they’re backed by American Honda. The F1 engine is being built by Honda Racing which is split between the UK and Japan with funding coming directly from…

Story/confession time: A few weeks after a young Shop Teacher received his freshly minted driver’s license, my family went on a vacation. This was exceedingly rare for my family, and for the first time ever I was allowed to bring a friend. We went to visit an old friend of my dad’s and stay in his cabin in the woods…

+1 tire left at the back of Red Bull’s pit box

Meh, so is the Honda F1 engine, probably.

I would have never guessed that Indy would be on the #PlacesAlonsoWouldRatherBe