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What a freak accident. Very saddening news.

There's some sort of inevitability to it. Ferrari's future isn't Kimi and Bottas will likely receive other offers at some point. As for me I've seen enough of Kimi anyway. Same with Jenson and 'Nando, I mean it's 2015 for Christ's sake. How many talented F1 hopefuls are being left on the sidelines? ...

Rosberg whining about Ricciardo. Nevermind that he tried to squeeze him and Ric just didn't back off. This guy doesn't deserve anything better than the 8th place he got - just drove a subpar race below his car's performance level (as he does every so often) and then came out worse in an incident whi...

Yaaay this looks like another one worth watching!

An alright one by this season's standards. Hamilton never seemed to have an answer for Rosberg's pace after losing the lead, which doesn't happen so often anymore. Räikkönen's accident was super weird. I was surprised to hear he didn't get a tap from behind and lost it on his own - he's one of the l...

Mercedes drivers failing at this track again. Front row down to obvious advantage in car performance, but not exactly earned through spectacular driving.

Hopefully rain's on the menu tomorrow.

Damp Q1, interesting for once. Any more rain on the way?

RBR still being huge dicks about Renault. What happened to winning together, losing together? http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/119559 If only they spent their energies complaining about the (utterly stupid) engine development freeze and the absurd token system instead of blaming it all on...

This kind of statement makes me wish "lift and coast" wasn't a thing in F1.

This is one of the few tracks that might be really interesting if the cars weren't so boring. True driver's circuit. Quali was cool last year because everybody was still rediscovering the track and making mistakes. I doubt we'll get that lucky again, so little chance of an upset. Maybe some terrible...

sermilan's chart is a very accurate reflection of how my interest in F1 has evolved over the years.

Facebook and Twitter have been around for ages. I don't think they're a factor - "social media" killed online forums long ago and F1Zone had held up (mostly) unscathed until 2014.

The direction of the sport has been absurd for years. This is the result.

lmao xd

I honestly went to bed after the first half hour. The final gaps only confirmed what seemed likely from the onset. If Barcelona is good for anything, it's to get a clear picture of relative car performance across the field. With 45 seconds between the leading Mercedes and Ferrari and the entire fiel...