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I love it because it looks like they are actually putting a lot of effort to find out what the fans think/want and adjust their future plans accordingly. An interesting example - in their current framework of the new 2021 regulations FIA mentions a study showing that with the liveries removed fans and even expert have trouble identifying cars and want to address that in the new design rules - that's the study that has actually been carried on the Fan Voice and I took part as well; I think I only got 4 or 5 right too. They also asked fans' opinion about penalising drivers in certain situations this season (Seb/Hamilton in Canada; Seb/Max in Silverstone; Max/Leclerc in Austria; Perez leaving the track in France etc.) and whether it's just a coincidence or not but the stewards have been much more lenient recently so it does at least make you think that they care about what fans think.

RIP my man, gone too soon

Marcelo Bechler is the journo who broke Neymar to PSG two years ago. He is brazilian but is based in Barcelona, he has good contacts. The source is trustworthy. Only detail is that he didn´t translate the end of the tweet in portuguese. It says that other europeans clubs are watching Reinier´s situation and could yet make a move for him , after all the transfer can only be completed when he turns 18.

@El Profesor?

It was very emotional seeing him in his father's car; the public chanting "Schumi, Schumi" was just unbelievable and the best testament of Michael's legacy and closeness to the fans. Also that V10 engine sounds sweeeeeet....

@nudge https://streamable.com/lu8z6

Joined that too.

Nice, signed up there too.

I certainly signed up.

You're right, it doesn't guarantee it. But having better quality in the squad can only be a good thing. At the very least we need a back up LB.

Their commitment to paying tribute to the 1950s went a bit far by deliberately re-enacting the 50 second pit stops from that era.

Found this and made me think of @MUFC

Yeah... But let's be honest - it's been almost 6 years since the accident and at this point full recovery is probably very unlikely at best and impossible at worst. Hope is good, but I think people should come to terms with the facts and respect family's and his wishes for privacy.

Yea, I know. In the end, nobody knows the real state of him. You're just always hoping for positive news, and cling on to anything that sounds remotely positive.

I see; looks like a new article but it says exactly the same what Todt said months ago - so probably that's the only thing that he's able to say without giving out any more details.

https://www.spiegel.de/panorama/justiz/kind-vor-ice-geschubst-40-jaehriger-tatverdaechtiger-kommt-am-dienstag-vor-den-haftrichter-a-1279575.html So today someone pushed an 8 year old boy and his mother in front of a high speed train, in Frankfurt. The thought of it all makes me physically sick. The mother survived, the little boy died. What a sick world we live in.