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I was looking up some useless information again and found the following useless fact

Of all WDC's Schumacher also has the most time between his first and last title. First was 1994 and last was 2004. Thats 9 years. Followed by Prost (7 years 1985 & 1993) and Fangio (5 years 1951 & 1957).

I was looking up some useless information again and found the following useless fact

Of all WDC's Schumacher also has the most time between his first and last title. First was 1994 and last was 2004. Thats 10 years. Followed by Prost (8 years 1985 & 1993) and Fangio (6 years 1951 & 1957).

Hamilton can beat this if he becomes WDC in 2019.

He's had personal backing from Red Bull this entire time and I believe he got on very well with Helmut Marko which tbh is one of the reasons I think he was kept on with the junior squad for quite a while when his results weren't too flash, but I think one of the big reasons he's possibly getting the drive is that Red Bull don't really have many drivers who are Super License eligible, but yea, NZ is going through a golden age the likes of which we haven't seen since Bruce, Denny and Chris were doing their stuff, Nick Cassidy looks set to take the Japanese Super GT title, Brendon and Earl are reigning Le Mans 24 champs and look set to take the WEC crown, Marcus Armstrong is doing very well in F4 in Europe, there's Shane, Scott & Fabian in V8's with Richie most likely to join them at the pointy end and of course then there's Scott Dixon (worthy mentions to Mitch Evans, Hayden Paddon, Chris Van Der Drift & Will Bamber), not bad for a small island with half the population of London down in the South Pacific

https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/132380/dropping-me-would-only-hurt-williams--massa


HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA...... NO!!

Sky got exclusive access to the FIA stewards room during FP1 at Suzuka & got to have a quick look at what they have available to them when making decisions.
http://www.skysports.com/watch/video/11 ... th-the-fia

In case thats Geo-blocked outside the UK:
https://vid.me/YAZxw


I know it won't happen but would be cool if STR put Alex Rossi in the car. It's probably going to be a one off for whoever gets the the drive so why not put an American driver in for the American Gp. He also has fairly recent F1 experience which none of the Red Bull backed drivers been talked bout have.

Always makes me chuckle when someone says they won't do something because 'people die doing that' but are quiet happy to do something else that had statically an almost identical fatality rate for the same period, just because a person died six months after an accident doesn't cancel it out.