James Cutting wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 26, 2022 6:43 pm

The car was seemingly split in 2. Wow. That shows the force of impact, and shouldn't really ever happen.

The survival cell looked to be intact, the engine and gearbox had separated but that is by design.

New FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem will be considering article 6.6 of the rules that states: "The drivers finishing first, second and third in the Championship must be present at the annual FIA Prize Giving ceremony."

They should summon the circuit designer to see the stewards.

Circuit has been built since April, FIA should tell them to fix it before they have another race there next year.

Squawk 3740 tracking mode A

Squawk 0033 tracking also

Squawk 2222 tracking mode 2

Squawk 6450 tracking mode A

Alfa Romeo have added some green to the car for Monza to represent the Italian tricolore flag, I wish they would make that a permanent feature as it makes the car look so much better. Hoping for a Ferrari 1-2 as the Tifosi celebrate in such a magnificent way.

Thanks Paddyboy!

It is indeed good to know that the airframe was used for training and was not actually burned.

Yes, some excellent shots.

Hello everyone,

Old(ish) timer here, been in and out of radio since early 1970s and brought back into the hobby via ADSB tracking and now have the old scanners out from the loft. Next job is to get some decent antennae connected.