I mean let's put it this way, he's still the last man not named Alex Palou to win the Astor Cup.

I read something the other day that Formula E lost over like €70 million last season or something. It's really not great. Especially when you consider how many manufacturers have bailed in recent seasons, this is just the latest in a series of blows.

a bit of a tricky argument as Bortoleto was in Q3 only last week, but still a very plausible one.

It's funny, the one thing that's always been his biggest strength is his one lap pace, that hasn't really been there this year, but it just doesn't seem to matter. He's been knocked out in Q1 three of the last four races and has went on to score 27 points (ironically) in those three races.

Fucking good for him man. I was so sick and tired of that constantly being held against him and I'm sure he was too. It was the stick people used to beat him with when Haas signed him, but it was never the be all and end all, his performances since 2023 have shown that, but finally he gets one.

to be perfectly honest, I wasn't even paying attention to Max's sectors, I was too focused on Lewis's final lap thinking he was gonna do it, then I saw Max go purple in the middle sector and my jaw hit the floor.

The man who made me fall in love with F1. 13 years I was a fan of his, and I wouldn't change it for anything. Unbelievable driver and one of the genuinely good guys off the track.

Given the recent Bottas links, do you think there's a chance Alpine actually drop Colapinto for him this season or do they just wait for '26?