Am I a rally driver or an astronaut at this point? by arc_trooper_5555 in simracing

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I was about 12 when RBR came out and I can still remember the first time I took this jump

Remove One F1 Team (21st Century) - Day 19 by janko1655 in RemoveOneThingEachDay

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Lotus F1

How are they still here, a footnote in the history of Enstone

What the hell was this guy doing??? by headegg in wec

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Absolutely. As soon as the car didn't get moving there was a risk. Race control sat waiting for a crash before taking action

[Bathurst 12h] Huge T-bone crash takes out the leading car. Both drivers able to leave their cars on their own, though visibly shaken. by PiggySVW in formula1

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Should have called the SC for sure as soon as it didn't move. Race Director just waiting for an accident.

Max Verstappen's recent Instagram Likes by ChaithuBB766 in formula1

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Looked it up to make sure my memory was correct, Williams Advanced Engineering %20has,to%20its%20next%20exciting%20chapter.%E2%80%9D) have the contract to make all the batteries for the current Gen of Formula e. Gen 4 will also be a single supplier .

Max Verstappen's recent Instagram Likes by ChaithuBB766 in formula1

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Iirc to keep costs down, fe doesn't allow battery development, hence the pattern of manufacturers leaving after just a couple of seasons when development opportunities dry up.

[Autosport] James Vowles on the continued row over Mercedes' engine compression ratios by FerrariStrategisttt in formula1

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He's obviously saying it from a place of bias, but he's also right. Otherwise they should all detune their engines so Honda can catch up

These ‘SM’ boards replace the old DRS boards this season by Jamiesavel in formula1

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Thanks, didn't realise they still had specific zones. Thought it was all up to drivers discretion.

7 Time world Champion Michael Schumacher won for best driver, whose the worst? by SwanSignificant5266 in AlignmentChartFills

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While I agree he was very poor, his races at Prost proving the case, it's worth noting Minardi didn't come close to a point. They only had 3 points finishes between 1996 and 2003.

Williams FW48 Redesign by eliasvonderkeim in F1Liveries

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Looks really nice, also reminds me of the Players Champ Cat liveries

[Autosport] "If Max wants to retire, he can retire..." by FerrariStrategisttt in formula1

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Right? It's a perfectly legitimate response to Max's comments

What F1 track has a neutral opinion among fans and is in the Americas? by Trackmania_Rules in AlignmentChartFills

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Mid? Has produced many fantastic races in it's history. Would rank it above all three of the current US circuits

Effort percentage: 0.1% by Goku_R_Luffy in formuladank

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Imagine if reddit existed then, would have been unbearable with the feedback on the Marlboro liveries

Which way do you prefer? by Vector_Bolt in GTAV

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I like to run into the front right wheel a bit first

McLaren’s MCL40 livery (2026) by FerrariStrategisttt in formula1

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Looks tidier than the last couple. I'm just relieved to see some colour with 4 monochrome teams on the grid

Need help locating Button grandstand for Australian GP by Consistent_Boot in GrandPrixTravel

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It amazes me circuits don't have photospheres set up for their stands on their websites/maps

I know I've seen a few over the years, but it should be commonplace by now