Reply With QuoteYes you’re right on all counts thereOriginally Posted by Scum-Triumphant
I’m surprised with modern construction methods and fire prevention systems that there was a fire. The driver was very lucky
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An exploding car turning into a fireball and the heroes that ran towards it and got him safely out is yawn??
You not just watched premier league London derby for top of the league? 3 shots on target all game between them and the last one came in the 15th minute.
My advice would be not to open a thread titled F1 crash if it bores you so much.
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Yes you’re right on all counts there
I’m surprised with modern construction methods and fire prevention systems that there was a fire. The driver was very lucky
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You think football is rubbish too. Not sure why bother posting on a football site.
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He's one lucky guy to climb out of that burning wreck. Reports were he was in the car 18seconds after the crash, doesn't sound long does it?, enough to have killed him. Good to see him in reasonably good health in hospital. Sounds a really nice guy. Speedy recovery, see you on the track.
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How long will F1 last past 2030? When will focus move to Formula E, no need to worry about a fire ball in electric.
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F1 is looking at bio fuels. Its certainly the route Mercedes Petronas are heading. Although Honda will pull out the end of this season as their corporate strategy is down the electric route.
"As part of Formula 1’s ambitious sustainability strategy that targets a net-zero carbon footprint by 2030, biofuels will play a major part in the championship. Chief Technical Officer Pat Symonds explains their role, plus why F1 isn’t going fully electric, and how the sport will lead efforts to change how internal combustion engines work..."
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/a...BsjKyPiFf.html
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Team Scalextric ?
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Good morning Wan
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