Formula 1

I don't know if he was forced but the team was, that was clear.

was Ratzemberger the same day? or the day before?

Qualifying on the 30th April instead of 31st what ever way they do things there.
Ratzenberger, in his first season as a Formula One driver, had run over a kerb at the Acque Minerali chicane on his previous lap, the impact of which is believed to have damaged his front wing. Rather than return to the pitlane, he continued on another fast lap. Travelling at 190 mph (306 km/h) his car suffered a front wing failure leaving him unable to control it. He subsequently hit the opposing concrete barrier wall almost head-on and was critically injured. The impact inflicted a basal skull fracture and he later died in hospital.

Sad. but for now, i will just remember 2 horrible days. May 1st ad september 11. because of Senna and Gonzalo 'Gonchi' Rodriguez.

Why no Jules Bianchi's date of death???

ok, that one 2. but i think i'm older than you ;)

I LOVE THOSE NEW BIG NUMBERS!!!!

Many updates for this race. Let's see how much effect on speed.

I have great news for Ferrari's fans.Seb's car only had a broken rear wheel that is totally worse than a gearbox issue

awesome job Ferrari!

Where should Alonso go next year? Does he have any chance to go to a top team? maybe if Sergio Perez goes to Ferrari, he could join Force India but, any other chance?
What if he wins Indy 500? mmm maybe he prefers to stay there instead of Mclaren.
I can't see him on that car, it's killing me LOL

What if Alonso join the Mercedes team and be teammates with Hamilton and then Ferrari will win both championships because Bottas's contract last for 1 year

what a race guys! i love f1 2017 awesome race

Yes this year has had a lot of overtakes *sarcasm

overtakes are not everything.
when was the last time you saw a driver pushing 100% for more than 5 consecutive laps. 2005? :P

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My opinion ever since 2009 when no re-fueling came in, the only time you see a driver pushing in rich fuel mix is qualifying, overtaking & one or two laps before they pit. Standard fuel mix used for most of the race because teams cut it as fine as possible, going to the grid with the absolute bare minimum in the tank with which to get to the end of the race. Often they know that a driver will not be able to run flat-out all the way without at some point switching to lean fuel mix. That can happen in traffic early on, or toward the end, when positions have stabilized.

Still there were two on track passes by the front runners Seb vs Bottas and Hamilton's pass of Vettel on a track that is very difficult to overtake on. Most of the lack in passing is due to the substantial differences in speed of the different teams this year.

i think it's balanced now. overtaking - driver skills

What a race!!!

Bwoah. Its a drivers civil war
Vet v Ham and Mclaren scores first point