Ferrari's Carlos Sainz won the British Grand Prix from pole position, but it was far from easy. An early heavy crash and a late safety car resulted in a tense race that saw Perez take his opportunity for second as Hamilton pleased the home crowd with a third-place result.
But repeatedly showing someone’s death over and over again in slow motion isn’tproteus wrote: ↑03 Jul 2022, 16:20Danger comes with this job....morefirejules08 wrote: ↑03 Jul 2022, 16:18Because if a driver has died they don’t want to be showing endless slow motion replays. Jees, it’s not hard to understand
try looking for the overhead video.Shrieker wrote: ↑03 Jul 2022, 16:58Extremely clear from Gasly's onboard that he was a lot more than just significantly alongside. I don't agree with your assessment that there was no space. There was heaps. Until George started closing it, but by then Gasly was firmly in there.
If I was RBR I would want Merc to have as little time as possible to fix the car. Just in case…west52keep64 wrote: ↑03 Jul 2022, 16:58He was standing right next to him as the truck came in. And yeah I get the rule, but taking the car back to the garage doesn't mean they are starting the race. For whatever reason they decided to police it there and then, rather than let them have the car and argue it later.
Restart was in original grid order.
For what reason?
Hes lapping faster than SainzInsaneX_Badger wrote: ↑03 Jul 2022, 17:11Lewis is going to have a lonely race. Possibly can get to Charles but no where near the others.
