Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen came together in the first lap of the British Grand Prix, and despite a penalty, the reigning World Champion won his home race. Charles Leclerc finished a close second as Bottas came home in third.
I was at Goodwood on the Friday, I cant say they were very particular at the gate I went in, all I did was hold my phone up with the covid pass, they didn't ask for ID or scan the QR code, pretty lax to be honest.nzjrs wrote: ↑16 Jul 2021, 16:12That is incorrect. To gain access you need proof of negative test (lateral flow) OR proof of double vaccination
(I was at goodwood festival of speed the weekend earlier, the same rules applied).
But there's several events now that show that might not be enough to avoid potential for quite a few people still being infected, so I'm glad Hamilton asked people to keep a bit of care up.NathanOlder wrote: ↑16 Jul 2021, 16:15Yeah, all fans have been either tested or proof of both jabs.
Well, glad to hear that!NathanOlder wrote: ↑16 Jul 2021, 16:15Yeah, all fans have been either tested or proof of both jabs.
Yeah , hopefully when they get back to the garage, Bono goes over to Lewis and says, you cheeky git, how about that 25 laps of fuel your carryingJust_a_fan wrote: ↑16 Jul 2021, 16:24"7 tenths? Where did that come from?" asks Hamilton when Bobo tells him he's P3 after his quali run.
Either there's some serious sandbagging going on, or that Red Bull in Max's hands is blowing everyone away.
Mercedes ironically 2016-2017Andres125sx wrote: ↑16 Jul 2021, 16:31Mercedes struggling makes me afraid about 2022... looks like they stopped developing this car long ago, much sooner than any other.
Some dominating team kept dominating after a huge rule change in F1 previously?
