I don't regret that I wake up so early to watch race. Verstappen issue looked strange because such things rarely happens in early phase of race. I'm wondering did problems with breaks already started when Sainz overtake him because it looked so easy. And after that there was no questions about today's winner.
I regret to wake up so early to watch the race,at the beginning I thought now that Verstappen is out of the race we are going to see some real racing and competition but Ferrari with Sainz looked like another Redbull dominating the race,so for me nothing changed and we should not blame Verstappen for winning so many races,it is not his fault,like it was not Sainz fault that executed a perfect race in Melbourne today early in the morning.
Man, this is sports. You can have one guy completely satisfied with the way things turned out, a surprise retirement by the supreme F1 driver hoping to equal a record 10th consecutive. Then you have another guy who completely feels dissatisfied that different winners didn't change the aesthetics of F1.
I'm with swogerino here, I think. It does matter that the winners should be different, but it matters more that winners are pushed to their limits by rivals. To see a different winner, but only because the usual suspect is not racing, and to see the same domination, is a poor, poor spectacle.
City winning Prem League over and over got less boring because they got pushed to the very limits by Liverpool and now Arsenal. Doesn't matter they won 6 of the last 7, it's still brilliant to watch because it's so close.
I at least watched the replay of the race by fast forwarding it and saw all the incidents happened during the race.
It turned out that his car wasn't configured properly so he couldn't be much competitive for pole position.
