Sharl had something extra in his water today

"Cya nerds" ~ Max Verstappen

Bwoah that was close for Alonso

What's Red Bull's game here? I think they lost 2-3 seconds to Piastri already by pitting late

Quite an optimistic move from Gasly

One of these tracks where you know someone's gonna bin it, just a matter of who and when.

You know who stayed dead? Judas Iscariot. Apparently he's suffering in hell for eternity too, unlike Jesus who only had a bad weekend. Judas' story is infinitely more tragic, even if you assume he betrayed Jesus out of his own free will, but the gospels suggest he was just a pawn in some sick cosmic game.

Expected you to put noodles on her head. Disappointed.

unlike animal estrogen, can’t even do whatever they claim it can do to the human body

And do you know which type of milk does contain animal estrogen? The one from mammals. The manliest of men™ insist you drink milk with estrogen, instead of the one without.

So say we all

Forza Red Bull! Grande strategia! 😭

CHARLES DON'T LISTEN TO THEM NOOOOOOO

Looks like Red Bull discovered a new way of bottling pit stops, faulty release light.

Looks like a 4-way WDC fight is still on the table if Mercedes can keep it up.

Somehow this comic accurately describes our reality:

Electric turbos are amazing and F1 should push for efficiency, as that's way more relevant than "synthetic fuels" imo. Something to consider is that as long as cars are fueled for the whole race, engine efficiency also reduces weight. Per this article

In the V8 era, thermal efficiency peaked at 29%. With the introduction of the V6 turbo-hybrids in 2014, that figure leapt almost immediately to around 40% - and it now stands at over 50%.

If efficiency drops from 50% to 40% for example, because of the removal of MGU-H, engines will need 25 kg more fuel to deliver the same amount of energy.

The most mindblowing thing to me is that these firms are such a gigantic economic force, they could for example invest in renewable energy or sustainable industries. They could have our future low-carbon world by the balls, like Shell or ExxonMobil do today.

Insurers and banks could divest from their carbon-intensive assets, but they will lobby and look for every loophole to protect themselves from responsibility, while being pulled feet-first into a meatgrinder.

The whinny is coming from inside the stable, as usual.

Move over Azerbaijan, new Land of Fire just dropped.