UnkieTrunkie

They gave him a theoretical dream job of bringing back a storied engine back to the sport, and the McLaren team whiffed it badly. Now, rinse lather and repeat with Renault engines. Problem is, he's got a bicycle team and a go-kart track to fund, so getting a good paycheck is in his best interest. The next move will be interesting.

boltonblue

Actually he's done a pretty good job of making bad decisions for most of his recent career.

dlq04

Lewis Hamilton claims he's so cautious about keeping the mileage low on cars like his two Ferrari LaFerraris—yes, he has two, a red LaFerrari coupe and a white LaFerrari Aperta—that he keeps a tow truck on retainer in Los Angeles to come scoop up his cars when he decides he's driven them enough.

dlq04

Niki Lauda in critical condition after lung transplant. I hope the ironman pulls through. I will never forget how committed a driver can be after standing beside him in 1976 at Glen with his burnt face bleeding.

boltonblue

i hope Lauda does well also.
On a slightly more chipper note; Ricciardo to Renault? hmm where does that leave Sainz? Red Bull?
Or did Ricciardo has decided Red Bull doesn't want to play anymore?

gerry100

I'm surprised that LH gets any pleasure driving a fragile supercar in LA traffic considering his day job

boltonblue

I's good to be a gangsta....
Lance stroll hasn't had a real good time at williams this year.
Force India was in receivership so dad stepped up and basically bought the team.
guess where Stroll will be next year?

Emil St-Hilaire

Emil St-Hilaire

dlq04

That was a good race. One of the few 'dry track' F1 races that I enjoyed.