Chris2K

I've got to three finals, 2 grab the crowns, which I wasn't even close to, and one grab the tail. I had the tail for 90% of the round but lost it at the last moment.

He's still 4 tenths quicker than his team-mate who has had infinitely more time driving the car.

God damn Hulk. There is absolutely no reason he should be out of Formula 1.

I'm really enjoying Avengers too, every character feels different to play as, but each enjoyable in their own way, and the boss battles have been fun. I might give the beta a rest after today and wait for the full release so as not to get too ahead of myself.

I would but I've bought and used three remote raid passes today. Got a Deoxys though!

Can't believe I forgot the entire concept of a Nintendo 64, so I need to include: Bob-omb Battlefield Dam Handicap match vs. The APA

Schumacher as well for me. I went in with a narrative that a new team would look for every opportunity to gain sponsorship opportunities and the son of Michael would be the best way to get some recognition. He isn't doing great.

Congratulations to Lewis Hamilton on his 8th World Championship.

It's only free on PS4 this month as part of the PS+ monthly free games. I have it installed, just need some time to play it!

After another spectacular race in what might be my favourite track of Montreal (qualified 9th on mediums, grid penalties pushed me to 7th, stayed in 6th until the pit stops then overtook on the softs to finish 2nd), I came down to Earth by qualifying 20th in Paul Ricard, but fought my way up to 10th due to the inverse tyre strategy and overtaking Perez at the final corner for the point. It wasn't the cleanest of moves, but oh well. I actually prefer a race like that though, I really shouldn't be finishing 1st/2nd in my brand new team.

I pre-ordered Avengers yesterday and I'm looking forward to it, the reveal of the more character-based levelling is right up my street.

Ronnie's win was 41 minutes faster than the previous fastest completed World Championship main round match. FORTY-ONE MINUTES.

Listening to Leo for many months made YouTube's algorithm send this my way, and they were very right to do so. I'm sure most of you knew about it long ago though.

There may not have been anyone unluckier in F1 history than Nico Hulkenberg.

In terms of played over, and over, and over again, the Paris level of the Hitman reboot, and then the enhanced version for Hitman 2. I'd imagine it will probably be in the third one as well. In terms of deliberately replaying, it would be the Glitzvile level of Paper Mario TTYD.

And after all this madness, there won't be any spectators allowed in the venue from tomorrow onwards, so Hamilton would have been fine if they'd just seen sense from the start.

Trump is coming across very badly, a sentence that gets used as lot but not normally for this one, as he's going after Ronnie for complaining now. Criticising people who are concerned about catching a virus that has killed 669,000 people is not a good look.

Holy crap, if that's the case... Could Hulk get his podium after all?!

I don't want to be a doom-monger here, but being in the UK wouldn't that rule out a lot of his team and potentially drivers for being in his vicinity?

I expect he was hoping that people would see sense and not have fans in attendance due to, you know, the terrible decision it is.

Bye it sounds like, as Barry Hearn is blaming Hamilton for being selfish and playing the qualifiers knowing that there would be fans present for the main round. How dare he have asthma during a worldwide pandemic symptomized by poor breathing! Words cannot express how much of a twat I think Hearn is. What also gets me is there are few sports where a crowd are less important, and in fact more likely to cause a distraction. At least with darts it's a constant noise that you can almost drown out, with snooker it's occasional coughs (not exactly ideal time for those) and chatting that gets amplified by the silence of everyone else.

Ronnie is being very vocal about how it's too early to be having crowds in, and I think he's absolutely right. Every outdoor sport hasn't gone to the lengths of bringing crowds in, yet an indoor sport has no problems in doing it. Not only that, but because of the long sessions the crowds don't have to wear masks during the matches. I really hope nothing goes wrong just because Matchroom don't want to miss out on some money.

I'd love them to go back to Istanbul. My only concern is that these Mercedes with their grip and speed going around Turn 8 might cause a disruption to the Earth's natural rotation.