I've seen the Red Bull social channels posting A LOT about Vettel recently, and even Vettel's Insta was posting something suggestive

Horner may not last the day, he's been asked to step down, via Motorsport-Total.

I wonder how many successful drivers made good team principals. Toto and Horner were drivers but didn't excelled or reached F1. Other past champions didn't even bothered taking managerial positions, just Lauda but his tenure at Mercedes had more to be a consultant and his time at Jaguar (and Ferrari) was dreadful aswell

there was also Stewart but he was more like a owner and he shared the part with Paul. Prost also had a promising operation but it fell quickly (also failing good at Renault/Alpine)

Yup although that might just be a temporary step-down during the course of the investigation, which is pretty typical IMO.

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https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/f1-sprint-race-weekend-format-reshuffle-2024/10572695/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=www
meanwhile qualifying for Sprint will be on friday and GP qualifying will be after sprint race

which might slowly fade sprint interest despite FIA and Liberty claiming is a great success

In addition, the rules regarding DRS use has been changed; the race director can now trigger DRS use one lap after the start of the race, instead of the current two-laps grace period. This also applies to race restarts after a safety car period.

Remember when they dropped the Friday qualifying session for 1996 so that the grid was always decided on the Saturday?

Also:


I am not sure if this has been badly written, but the operative word for me is "can". So is this a "if the race director feels like it" rule or is that the fucking rule?

This dude is Married to Ginger Spice, don't

https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/f1-sprint-race-weekend-format-reshuffle-2024/10572695/?utm_source=RSS&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=RSS-F1&utm_term=News&utm_content=www
meanwhile qualifying for Sprint will be on friday and GP qualifying will be after sprint race

which might slowly fade sprint interest despite FIA and Liberty claiming is a great success

Dunno. 20 years ago you could slap your secretary on the ass and get away with it, today you can get punished for harrassment for giving her a kiss on the cheek at the Christmas party.

But before we discuss todays ethics, let´s first wait and hear what Horner is actually being accused of.