@JavieRubioF1 Soy un fan de la fórmula 1 y sigo a periodistas y personas relacionadas con la F1 expilotos etc en inglés y en español (de España y latino america). La cantidad de españoles que usan sus cuentas de F1 para hablar de cosas que no está relacionada con la F1 es abismal.
@Planet_F1 What ever Hamilton will do next season, part of the success of him, it will be Hamilton's talent and the hard work done by Sainz when he was a Ferrari driver, won't it
?
@FDataAnalysis@TeamLeclerc16@McLarenF1@ScuderiaFerrari@redbullracing I don't agree. Part of the success is that both drivers are consistently scoring points. Lando confirmed that when he saw Oscar classifying in the top 5. I love F1 because technology helps drivers. But the final saying is the driver.
@UnracedF1 Nowadays, we have 4 drivers that speak Spanish. Perez, Colopinto, Sainz, and Alonso. I wish we could see a podium full of Spaniards as it's happened in MotoGP
@FDataAnalysis@GeorgeRussell63@MercedesAMGF1 I'm sorry but it's just that I don't like him. He has done a nice race
Unfortunately, I don't like him. However, kudos to him, and I can not avoid laughing about the bizarre situation. Sorry about that
@HillF1 I can not agree more. The end of the race has been a bitter soap episode, and it has compromised all the people involved and not to those who have decided on "this bitter end", hasn't it?
@McLarenF1@OscarPiastri@LandoNorris@F1 So? That's all about it? A blockbuster?The fact is the car is getting better. Congratulations!! However, it was a bitter situation swapping positions