Pure Savage

No, comms were down. Apprently Ocon didn't see Perez either

Interviewer asking Kimi to expand on a question...

Its as pointless as the red lists for travel to the UK etc. If you from SA you fly to Kenya, spend 2 weeks there, then jump on a plane with all the Saffers going straight to UK and quarantining in hotel for 2 weeks but travel in the same plane from Kenya.

Kimi just the coolest guy in F1.

Kids asking the drivers questions

Then DC in Nov

See Canada has pulled out. Knowing the smart ones at F1, we will have a double header in Saudi Arabia...

For those that are wondering: Weather in OctoberOctober in Cape Town, South Africa, is an agreeable spring month, with average temperature varying between 13.2°C (55.8°F) and 20.7°C (69.3°F). TemperatureIn October, the average high-temperature is essentially the same as in September - a pleasant 20.7°C (69.3°F). In Cape Town, in October, the average low-temperature is 13.2°C (55.8°F). HumidityIn October, the average relative humidity is 71%. RainfallIn Cape Town, South Africa, in October, during 9.4 rainfall days, 29mm (1.14") of precipitation is typically accumulated. Throughout the year, there are 111 rainfall days, and 435mm (17.13") of precipitation is accumulated. Sea temperatureIn Cape Town, South Africa, the average water temperature is 15.9°C (60.6°F). Note: Swimming in 15.9°C (60.6°F) is not enjoyable for the majority. Controlling breathing becomes progressively more difficult as surface water temperature decreases below 21°C (69.8°F). DaylightIn October, the average length of the day is 13h. SunshineIn October, the average sunshine in Cape Town is 9.5h.

Good training for DC

We race as one now though

Sounds like there may be some assistance and bending of rules to get F1 to Africa. Like Monaco does not pay to host and keeps the advertising at the circuit. Something similar would be done to get F1 on all continents. Pretty sure if people can EFT some bucks to the solidarity fund to blow into the wind, they will do the same to get Ferrari to SA.

Pretty sure its driving everyone nuts.

I see that F1 promises an F1 race in Africa - most likely Kylami in 5 years. That would get me to travel to Jhb.

Rumour has it that the UCI re watched the footage to check if any of the bikes that hit the barriers lost their water bottles and will issue fines for littering if they did..

Listen, he nailed those 2 formation laps like a champ. The poor photographer whose job it is to get race photos of Mazepin for instagram has his job cut out for him.

Well seeing Philip connection to british racing, its sorta someone from F1.

Will really only get a good idea once we have had 3/4 races. Also, Imola will probably rain and temps 1/3 of Bahrain, so Sunday could be wild.

https://chainbear.me/imola-2021timers

It also does not help that its only Red Bull rashing the Mercs. If Mclaren or Ferrari were up there as well it would make Bottas job a lot harder to cover 6 strategies vs 1 or 2.

So this weekend, Imola. Verstapen going to have to snap out of his poor form in Italy. Teams have had 3 weeks to try and implement aero upgrades they have seen on other cars in the first race - Think the Mclaren diffuser. Checo needs to qualify in top 5 and be the rear gunner for Max if Max keeps it on the road. Seb has to get his nose ahead of Stroll. Alonso needs to stay clear of plastic packets. The Alpha Tauris are going to be great to watch as well. Will be interesting to see what Ferrari power unit going to be like this weekend.

My potholes I report get fixed in 3 days. Also, the street clearing and trees that I have logged have been attended to.

Good to see him winning again, winning races where he was nowhere in the past 3 years. Kudos to him

The city should really put in a bike path/lane on the side of the road as well like the one in constania, that grey hard pack stuff.

I am just lucky he was such a noob at DC and when he thought he was signing the indemnity form he was actually signing a 3 year Sagan type Savage deal for DC...

Private client kit you say...