At least the Mercedes engines are starting to cause problems for the team and their customers like McLaren, the way Norris’s car just spluttered and died.
Ferrari strategy for McLaren
As I said to a work colleague today. One thing hasn’t changed, and that’s Russell is still acting like a baby, when you look at how he reacted when the Mercedes died on track. By throwing the headrest onto the track.
when Max said his car was fucked, he was treated like he had almost murdered someone..
heavy fine and ‘volunteer work’ and George gets off with a CONDITIONAL fine of €5000
but anyway, the FIA makes no distinction between British drivers and others 
Russell is a hothead who can’t handle losing very well, I think.
And now that he has his biggest rival on his own team, it’ll be interesting to see how things play out in the races. I wonder what he’ll do against Kimi if Kimi keeps scoring better points.
I can already see a crash between the two Mercedes drivers.
Just like it was back in the day with Vettel and Mark Webber at Red Bull.
And Nico Rosberg versus Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes
And don’t forget Prost & Senna, the biggest grudge match in F1.
As for Seb & Mark, at Red Bull, that came down to car fixing in the end, because most of the time Webber’s car would fail for some reason. Leaving the way for Vettel to win the races.
That’s right, Webber only beat Vettel once. I think it was in Istanbul in 2010. It was just because he was really jealous of Vettel. Then, in 2013, Mark Webber’s career came to an end.
sounds familiar..
Putin did it..
Trump wants it..
Ben Sulayem has proposed the abolishment of term limits for FIA Presidents
This comes after he won the last election unopposed as election rules prevented anyone else from standing.
How long is that term limit for the FIA president in the first place? Every 4th year? 
The term limit is maximum 12 years.
At the moment he’s safe, because no one has challenged him. And I don’t think anyone will. Even when the voting option becomes available.
Let’s hope the Pit crews are in fighting mode this week, as it’s Monaco, and they and only they will dictate who wins the race, barring crashes and safety cars.
Just read, they changed the rules for Monaco. There will be no straight mode available, due to the short straights. Which makes total sense, based on how tight the circuit is, and something about the tyre teams, also being cut back during the prepping of the circuit, in readiness for Sat & Sun.