42 minutes agoColapinto's fault, obviously, for following in Piastri's and Hülkenberg's footsteps, bringing out a Safety Car and slowing the race down. That's four points off his Super Licence, then. Oh, apologies — I forgot. It's British humour.
an hour agoInterlagos always bites someone. Love the throwback. Imagine holding that line in the heat with the neck loads they take.
an hour ago@F1 @mexicogp — You should stop promoting your races until you take the safety and security of the fans seriously. Your actions and irresponsible and reckless and risk the lives of the fans who travel to foreign countries to watch your races. On November 1, my family and I went to the Mexico City Grand Prix expecting an unforgettable experience. Instead, we experienced something no family should ever have to endure. Four of us were brutally attacked by a group of criminals immediately outside Gate 3, in the crowded pickup/drop-off area, while trying to reach our private driver. I watched helplessly as my husband was knocked to the ground and repeatedly kicked in the head. He suffered multiple facial fractures and required emergency surgery. All four of us were assaulted before our belongings were stolen. My husband could have died that afternoon. We bought our tickets directly from F1. We were leaving your event in broad daylight, surrounded by other spectators. We had every reason to believe we could do so safely. Instead, we are left with serious injuries, traumatic memories, and questions nobody has answered. Both the Canadian and U.S. embassies have been notified. @F1 @mexicogp — I am asking your leadership to personally acknowledge what happened to my family, immediately preserve the security footage from Gate 3 between 5:00 and 6:00 PM on November 1, investigate the security failures, and tell us who was responsible for protecting spectators in that area. We deserve answers and accountability. No family should have to experience what we did simply because they attended a Formula 1 race.
