Join Paul and me as we review the Formula 1 Qatar Grand Prix covering the tires debacle, the oppressive heat, the vomit and each team as they finished. We discuss the Pirelli tire issue and even hand out awards for this sweaty mess of a race and we do it in 18 laps or less.
"You can't take F1 to America, you have to take America to F1."
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Bernie was wrong about the sprinklers. Blowing sand! That’s the money. Sorry DC, but you should have been smacked for even asking the question, “So, every race have tires that don’t wear out?” For real, I thought he used to be a driver. As F1 fans, we live for races like this; but it’s not every race. That’s what makes this one special. But leave it as that. The pits stops were chaotic, sure, but so’s NASCAR. The drivers were pulverized, sure, but so’s endurance racing. Do we really want a race series where the drivers are collapsing for, at… Read more »
I dont know how many reasons there are f1 shouldnt visit this track but it’s more than anyone needs. This race is like the low point of Bernie Philosophy, appropriately coming on the week of his conviction this year.