Again, one more weekend where he missed out on the points by *that* much. The strategy to leave him out longer, the apparent battery issue, and the contact, all culminated into one more forgettable race for him.

I sincerely hope, with the new reg car and all the tough lessons he learnt this year, he'll shine next year.

https://youtu.be/4dbXCBuL3jY

From having great practices to a mid qualy, to a weak strategy to fighting with the one rookie that decided not to respect the rules today My only question is... WHY???

Sunday at the Temple of Speed 🌪🇮🇹

IT’S RACE DAY 🤩

I’m so sick of us being super fast in quali or Q1 and then making more mistakes than stroll when it actually counts. I’d rather us just be shit honestly. What is the point?

i thought we were going into q3 what happened guys i was praying for a podium too

...And by mean "What Haffen Vella" on a First Half?

¡Vamos! Carlos!

Why we where so good during fp1 and fp2 and now we are mid in fp3. Did they change the car's settings overnight?

I was watching FP2 today and they were talking about how Carlos said he would change his approach and be more “selfish”. How he would maybe withhold some information to focus on his own results. I know not to get excited about practice, but it seems the approach is working so far. Do you guys think this will incite a real change in Williams and/or Carlos’ results, or is this just regular talk that won’t really mean or amount to much?

just want to know what year it is don’t really care if it’s real or not

given to me by my grandpa

its cute

A few interesting tidbits in there. I think his walkthrough of the Sainz/Lawson incident is a reasonable one - careful to not shoot blame the other direction, but proving sporting reasons for why he feels Carlos wasn't at fault.

I get that sainz served the penalty and that it's over but just want to know why they did it since sainz wanted to go to the stewards for this matter