what's wrong with hard racing? have drivers become too soft now?

on one hand they talk about there being too many rules and on other hand when it suits them, they want every rule to be strictly followed to the line and forget that they are still race drivers and their race is on the track not on a piece of paper

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this lando and max touching conversation is so pointless, if you want a race where no drivers ever touch each other, you should just not race

aren't we are all here to see a race where drivers try to push the limits, and sometimes it can go wrong

take the penalty and move on

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+1 seeing an analysis video comparing it with isolated incidents was over the top

and all for what? the race result is not going to change, even max didn't win the race; trying to gain lando sympathy actually did the exact opposite for them

I think there's an extreme overreaction to the incident last week. The biggest problem for McLaren was Lando's car being damaged by the tyre when he drove back to the pit too quickly. It was a cool battle for several laps and they were both operating on (and slightly over) the edge.

Great to start the convo on this, Chandresh.

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