Domenicali says new fans do not care about the actual driving in F1
"No one is interested in how you drive your car. I had an interesting discussion (..) on how the new fans are watching F1. They are fascinated on the fact that there is a lot of action. Not interested in the angle of throttle or the percentage of brake pressure on how you can overtake a driver."
[@autosport]
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🚨BREAKING | F1 journalists release statement after Max Verstappen ban:
— F1 journalists have urged the FIA to "open dialogue" with teams and media following a perceived "deterioration" in relations during the Japanese Grand Prix weekend. This call comes after Max Verstappen banned a journalist from his pre-race press conference at Suzuka.
— Verstappen interrupted the session, ordering Guardian F1 correspondent Giles Richards to leave, citing Richards' demeanor in a previous press conference as the reason. Richards has since faced severe online abuse, with other journalists defending him also receiving backlash.
— The F1 Media Advisory Council, consisting of senior F1 journalists, has engaged in discussions with the FIA about the incident. The FIA is expected to address the issue with Red Bull.
— The Italian Automotive Journalists Association (UIGA) expressed "deep concern" over the events at Suzuka, stating:
“Verbal abuse and a climate of hostility directed at journalists and photographers are unacceptable and break down the fundamental principles of professional respect and press freedom.”
“The testimonies of those present challenge some of the widespread narratives, which risk damaging the professional reputation of media workers.”
“At the same time, tensions between drivers and photographers risk leading to increasingly restrictive measures that disproportionately affect the work of the press.”
“Mutual respect is essential, but it must not limit the media's right to report freely and independently.”
“UIGA, therefore, calls on the FIA to open a dialogue with all parties involved - from media representatives to teams - to prevent any further deterioration in working conditions and access to information.”
“A free, respected and protected press is not an ancillary matter, but a fundamental pillar of transparency and credibility in all sports, including Formula 1.”
#maxverstappen 🇳🇱
VIA: [RacingNews365]
@rcbregman Seksuele voorkeur is van 0 relevantie voor de functie. Had liever een premier gehad die een verleden heeft als hardwerkende NL-er met een gezin, een hypotheek (of huur), jaarlijks oplopende lasten, en die dus de zorgen kent van 80% van onze maatschappij.
Hi @ADnl
in jullie kop en artikel hebben jullie "trans persoon" verkeerd gespeld. https://t.co/TQa22pVbYX.
Zie NY Post: https://t.co/46bFWI17hj
Correctie nodig? #TumblerRidge
@venom1s 50% of your age plus 7, should be the minimum age of your partner, till the partner is at least 30.
So 50 of 32 plus 7 = 23...not 19
Natures law. Deal with it.