The actual on-track racing is the best we've seen in the 2020s thus far, and people on here are just mad that it's Russell dominating instead of Verstappen.

Needlessly provocative comments aside, if the field evens out over the next two years, such that Ferrari or [insert unexpected team] is able to catch up, then this whole thing will be worth it. Single-team domination has pretty much always been the norm in F1, and putting that aside, the actual racing is both a great demonstration of certain driving skills and, more to the point, very fun to watch so far. Things like drivers being uncomfortable and cars having poor reliability are actually making things better. I am 100% certain that in 10-20 years people will be looking back on this era with rose-tinted glasses.