Can't remember who it was years ago, Virgin/Marussia maybe, who came with a fully CFD designed car or something 'novel' but obvs went nowhere.
Not quite the same of course, but my Google Fu isn't up to much it seems.
Not quite the same of course, but my Google Fu isn't up to much it seems.
It will very reasonably explain why the car should have a fifth wheel.
Mercedes to continue to throw shit at the wall in the hope that some of it sticks
Feels like they poached too much talent from Ferrari over the years.
They went Zero-Pod now we get to see Zero-Wing!
Nick Wirth, formerly of Simtek, was the brains behind Virgin's fully CFD designed car.
I know he was gone from Virgin almost a year before De Villota's accident and long before Bianchi's, but Nick was associated with two of the most tragic teams of the last thirty years.
Then it will be "all your race are belong to us," hopefully.
A lot of speculation of course, but heres the post:
Then the second to last post on this page has the info for the upcoming upgrade at Miami:
2024 Mercedes-AMG | Petronas F1 Team - Page 146 - F1technical.net
www.f1technical.net
German media reporting that Newey's departure from Red Bull will be announced later today.
They are also saying that he apperantly made a deal that allowed him to be released from his contract early.
Sounds insane, but I'm so here for it.
They are also saying that he apperantly made a deal that allowed him to be released from his contract early.
Sounds insane, but I'm so here for it.
Unless he's retiring I wonder what the deal could be? Not allowed to poach staff for 'X' number of years?
Bernie Ecclestone doesn't like black F1 driver Lewis Hamilton not knowing his place in the team.
Of course, as we all know there are no other drivers in F1 who have any kind of say or opinion on the direction of travel.
Of course, as we all know there are no other drivers in F1 who have any kind of say or opinion on the direction of travel.
Old man yelling at clouds.
He doesn't like that the drivers are now the star power in F1. They drive the discourse & put bums on seats. Social media & DTS have only amplified this.
"In my day" the drivers were secondary to the team & cars. You would go to races or watch TV to see Ferrari or McLaren or Williams.
He doesn't like that the drivers are now the star power in F1. They drive the discourse & put bums on seats. Social media & DTS have only amplified this.
"In my day" the drivers were secondary to the team & cars. You would go to races or watch TV to see Ferrari or McLaren or Williams.
I actually thought it was May 1st today for some reason as I knew it was the day after.
Viaplay has exclusive broadcasting rights for the Netherlands, Denmark, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and Finland through 2029. Subscribers in the Netherlands also get F1TV Pro at no extra cost
Ziggo reportedly made a higher bid than Viaplay did for the rights in the Netherlands, but as some people already speculated Viaplay's bid won anyway because they offered to also take on the rights for those other countries.
Ziggo reportedly made a higher bid than Viaplay did for the rights in the Netherlands, but as some people already speculated Viaplay's bid won anyway because they offered to also take on the rights for those other countries.
Absolutely terribly news if that means I can't just have F1TV as a standalone service here in Denmark.
I am really sorry about the news, but this bit just made me chuckle for a bit:
Max Verstappen, 2023 FIA Formula 1 World Drivers' Champion and Viaplay Ambassador said:
"I am thrilled that Viaplay have made this long-term deal with Formula 1. Just like me, they strive to be the best, so we are looking forward to continuing our successful partnership. It's great to collaborate with Viaplay in bringing my on-track performances to viewers."
Yeah, I'm sure that's exactly what Max Verstappen said, lmao.
Anyway, what does it mean for existing F1TV Pro subscribers?
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Last thing I read was that F1TV Pro will only be offering a monthly subscription for € 11,90 (or something like that). And a yearly sub for Viaplay is 12,79 (which will give you access to F1TV Pro), so my guess is Viaplay will try to 'steal' those yearly subs from F1TV Pro (like myself).
If I lose F1TV in Sweden that might just make me bow out of F1 entirely. No way I'm putting in the €70/month for the sports package.
The quote didn't start so "Well, of course..." so it's clearly not a Verstappen quote!
Don't think that is changing
Viaplay have had the TV rights for a long time in Sweden but f1tv has been available alongside it
They are calling it exclusive rights though, so that is exactly what it sounds like.
Cross-posting the teaser for 'Senna'
www.resetera.com
Senna | Official Teaser | Netflix | 2024 | Gabriel Leone is Ayrton Senna Entertainment - Sports - Video/Streaming
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LT7h6sUeUhU
www.resetera.com
Found this
F1 TV Pro will remain available in the Netherlands and the Nordic countries as a stand-alone product.
I hope it stays like that, I barely watched f1 back when it was held hostage behind a €50 per month sports package and not even the best season ever would be worth that much to me
Just do what I do and subscribe to F1 TV Pro USA via Google Play it works perfectly with NordVPN, it costs me £6.99 a month.
This looks like a drama reenactment, rather than a docu-series with real footage. Wonder how itll be.Cross-posting the teaser for 'Senna'
Senna | Official Teaser | Netflix | 2024 | Gabriel Leone is Ayrton Senna Entertainment - Sports - Video/Streaming
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LT7h6sUeUhU
Cross-posting the teaser for 'Senna'
Senna | Official Teaser | Netflix | 2024 | Gabriel Leone is Ayrton Senna Entertainment - Sports - Video/Streaming
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LT7h6sUeUhU
In for the racing shots alone. The cars of that era were maybe the best ever.
my earliest memories of watching F1 were Schumacher growing in popularity (I'm from Germany) because of his performance in 92-93. So being very young those dark days 30 years ago were pretty much imprinted into my mind as it was the first time i was confronted with death.
Back then i only saw Ratzenberger's death in the news the day before, but saw Senna's crash live. Even at a young age the connection between what i saw about Ratzenberger the evening before and what i saw live with Senna was immediatly there.
It's weird looking back that had we not experienced Ratzenbergers death the day before, even with an unconcious Senna on the TV screens, many people probably wouldn't even think about the possibility of him dying.
But with Ratzenberger's death (and Barrichello's crash) happening so recently "Is Senna dead?" was the first question even i, as a child, could think of when i saw it.
This was my first memory of Roland Ratzenberger - racing against Roland Rat at Silverstone 🤣
When he popped up in F1 I couldn't wait to see how he would do, but never really got the chance 😢
View: https://youtu.be/2EYlqZ7nDyE?feature=shared
When he popped up in F1 I couldn't wait to see how he would do, but never really got the chance 😢
View: https://youtu.be/2EYlqZ7nDyE?feature=shared
First the massive F1tv Pro price hike, and now this. I'm bowing out, after my f1 TV sub ends in September I'll just catch the highlight. Fuck this money grabbing bs
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I'm actually surprised they've let it stay that easy. Do you need to be on the vpn to watch it or just to sub?
Just as a PSA: You can very easily just get the subscription via a VPN and Google Pay and then never have to worry about it again, they don't check your IP when watching. Signed: Someone using F1TV without the service being officially available in my country.