Yeah it was too much tire management, especially in this race. Maybe its good if F1 has another period of tire wars. I read that Hankook is considering to enter F1.

Just the nature of motorcycle racing is always more exciting due to the risk of falling/crashing much higher.

A bit off topic but coinciding with Kimi's last win after 5 years, I just found out that Sebastian Loeb had just won again in Catalunya after 6 years off at the age of 44 and only on his 3rd rally entry this year! He won by only 2.9 secs from Ogier. This guy is just unbelievable and a true driving legend!

well nice to see 3 world champ doing donut together

but i have a feeling alonso is not done yet with F1 just waiting a opportunity lol

Now watching F2 race for the first time and honestly apart from the Mercs, these F2 cars looks much better than F1 cars.
Plus those exhaust flames just looks spectacular! 

DRS disabled for some reasons during the F2 race & it's almost impossible to overtake. Imagine if this happens in F1....

In other news, even race-winning drivers can't get break.


The Jackie Chan DC Racing LMP2 team has replaced its entire line-up for its #37 entry in the FIA World Endurance Championship.

Jazeman Jaafar, Weiron Tan and Nabil Jeffri, who contested all five 2018 WEC races in the Jota Sport-run #37 Oreca, will not continue for the remaining three rounds of the 2018/19 superseason at Sebring, Spa and Le Mans.
It's understood the change stems from Sepang International Circuit terminating its financial backing of the Malaysian trio, who won their first race at Fuji last October and lie third in the LMP2 drivers' standings.

Taking their place for the 1000-mile Sebring race and Spa will be IndyCar racer Jordan King, ex-Formula 1 driver Will Stevens and the silver-rated David Heinemeier Hansson, a former Le Mans 24 Hours class winner.

https://www.motorsport.com/wec/news/jota-lm...ebring/4330180/

What a shame!

.... terminating the financial backing & (probably) channeling the funds to SIC MotoGP/Moto2/Moto3 team.

These pics might explains SIC's (read: Razlan) obsession with running MotoGP/Moto2/Moto3 team...

Proves that F1 drivers are still the best as they can still easily win in other racing disciplines but others cannot easily win in F1.

Alonso actually can race until his 40s (maybe even 50s) & still got the fire. It's down to physical preparation.

The problem with ferrari last year is lack of focus, unlike mercedes who straight up use team order to helps Hamilton, and strategy all priorities him over bottas. Then driver and team errors and more importantly, lacking in season development, which saw RB catch up to them. Imo, too much politics involved inside ferrari, especially when the old boss died.

I feel bad for kubica though...his comeback with the worst car on the grid, by far.

OK, I can continue watch my movie. Ferrari in mess after departure of Arrivabene. No more Friday night Simulator improvement miracle...

Good that VB could win again and did so in such devastating manner. Good race also by MV to beat the reds. 

What a let down from Ferrari, not even a podium after all the hype during testing. Good that CL can match SV, he should have gotten 4th if not for the trip across the grass and team order.

Best result is RB Honda on podium...Now we can fight. Haha. Wonder what alonso felt

Alonso will jinx any team he joins....

I wonder what will happen to Gasly... looks like not up to RB standard?

Alonso is a good driver and masked the car problem.. Also always create problem.

Gasly i think not ready yet.