F1 is to blame for the precedent. When a car is damaged they prefer (other than Haas in ‘22?) to let the team decide if it’s safe and then penalize after if needed. F1 would rather settle things in “court” after the race than immediately on track. Ferrari rolled the dice, as any team would, and lost

Good. If you don’t offer enough incentive to be employed by you, then you won’t have workers. Force companies to stop searching the globe for cheap labour and start paying a living/thriving wage.

Let’s change things….buuuuut not too much

I always felt like Lewis and Max did most of their venting with their helmets on. After the race weekend, they didn’t care about any of it. Just another race. On to the next one.