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Motorsports 2026

I was amazed how the Sprint race "could have been an e-mail," and then a complete 180 where Sunday's show was filled with strategy and good racing, especially among the mid-field when they finally decided to highlight it for three laps.
 
I was amazed how the Sprint race "could have been an e-mail," and then a complete 180 where Sunday's show was filled with strategy and good racing, especially among the mid-field when they finally decided to highlight it for three laps.
I was pleasantly surprised, too. Sunday was fun. Saturday, not so much.
 
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What a race by the Silver Arrows!! Antonelli powering his way through the field. Russell sabotaged again by his own team when they pitted Antonelli instead of him (yes, the double stack would have hosed Kimi, but not as bad).

The yo-yo-ing to gap Verstappen was fun to watch, and clean too.
 
For a bit there it looked like Max was going to end up off the podium in 5th, but Oscar and Lando didn’t play nice with each other and let him scamper away at the end.

It was a weekend full of surprises. One thing that was not surprising however was a 20 year old Italian having no idea who LL Cool J is.
 
Mercedes again exposed how dumb Ferrari is as a team. I could not understand why they didn't pit Lewis under the VSC- he had no chance of holding off the McLarens. Fresh mediums would have at worst finished 6th and probably would have gotten 4th, AND would have let Lewis drive flat out like Kimi did.

That was an epic race for Kimi, though.
 
With how fast Kimi was, I'm surprised they didn't do the double stack even though it would've put Kimi behind Russell. Kimi would've overtaken Max anyway with the pace he had today.

Not a good day for teammate niceties. Ferrari had their run-in at the restart, then Alpine got into it during the second restart, then Mercedes and McLaren nearly had disasters at the end.
 
Williams has joined the fun of throwback liveries by unveiling their '80s looks and colors for this weekend in Madrid.
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Kinda interesting at the timing though, because unveiling a throwback to the Bin Laden sponsored car during 9/11 weekend is a *bold* choice...

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