AC Bill
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Should be a good race, if there is any opportunities of passing another car. DRS zones and possibly the parabolic?
Ferrari must be vey pleased that they have both cars starting in the top ten. Be pretty darn embarrassing otherwise, with all the Ferrari fans there.
Yuki's 9th place start will hopefully boost his confidence a bit, as he must be feeling a lot of pressure after the recent speculation mostly by media, that he may be replaced by Hadjar next year. I'm personally not convinced Hadjar would be the best choice quite yet. One podium, basically by default when Leclair was taken out in a collision, does not make a champion. Let's see what he does for the rest of the season.
What's up with Oliver Bearman and the number eleven? Sky commentators keep on about how Oliver is breaking some weird F1 records with that number...lol I bet he wishes his lucky number was at least a little lower..
Some rumors circulating that Horner may be back in F1 for 2026. Initially there was some speculation he would be working with the new Cadillac F1 team, but that was quashed when word was out that Fiona Hewitson is back on the scene. She was Horner’s long-time personal aide at Red Bull, and the woman reportedly at the center of the infamous ‘sexts’ that triggered the political crisis possibly leading to Horner’s dismissal as team principal. Now, Hewitson has resurfaced, now as executive assistant to Cadillac F1’s CEO Dan Towriss, who appeared in the paddock at Monza sporting Cadillac Formula 1 Team logo's.
Another new rumor is that Horner may throw his hat in the Aston Martin ring, which may also entail him getting financially involved.
"Aston Martin has numerous shareholders, so an entry via this route is conceivable.” so says an F1 insider. Such a move would even reunite Horner with Adrian Newey, who was similarly lured to Aston Martin with shares.
Ferrari must be vey pleased that they have both cars starting in the top ten. Be pretty darn embarrassing otherwise, with all the Ferrari fans there.
Yuki's 9th place start will hopefully boost his confidence a bit, as he must be feeling a lot of pressure after the recent speculation mostly by media, that he may be replaced by Hadjar next year. I'm personally not convinced Hadjar would be the best choice quite yet. One podium, basically by default when Leclair was taken out in a collision, does not make a champion. Let's see what he does for the rest of the season.
What's up with Oliver Bearman and the number eleven? Sky commentators keep on about how Oliver is breaking some weird F1 records with that number...lol I bet he wishes his lucky number was at least a little lower..
Some rumors circulating that Horner may be back in F1 for 2026. Initially there was some speculation he would be working with the new Cadillac F1 team, but that was quashed when word was out that Fiona Hewitson is back on the scene. She was Horner’s long-time personal aide at Red Bull, and the woman reportedly at the center of the infamous ‘sexts’ that triggered the political crisis possibly leading to Horner’s dismissal as team principal. Now, Hewitson has resurfaced, now as executive assistant to Cadillac F1’s CEO Dan Towriss, who appeared in the paddock at Monza sporting Cadillac Formula 1 Team logo's.
Another new rumor is that Horner may throw his hat in the Aston Martin ring, which may also entail him getting financially involved.
"Aston Martin has numerous shareholders, so an entry via this route is conceivable.” so says an F1 insider. Such a move would even reunite Horner with Adrian Newey, who was similarly lured to Aston Martin with shares.
