I believe nothing, the cars in F2/F3 and anything below tend to change less frequently like 4-5+ years, last year F2 got new chassis and engines, F3 got a new one this year. The current FRECA car is the one I've been told that everybody hates and is apparently very heavy for female drivers

Ah ok. Thanks.

Decent explanation the deal between AppleTV andF1

Good video. I had read somewhere else they'd do some free races. I assume the North American ones that had been on ABC. Will be interesting to see how it goes but still not happy about losing espn and needing another service.

That's awesome.

Is there an instructor ahead of you or is it solo with no guide?

Instructor was in the car with us, mostly to help with when and how hard to brake as that was the hardest piece. They took us on a hot lap as well, crazy how fast the cars can take those turns

I did something similar last week at Imola. Puresport puts on a supercar lap rental with instructor. They push you to go fast and it's pretty wild from someone that doesn't really have much seat time in high powered cars. I chose the GT4 RS as it was one of the lower HP cars there and it was still nuts how fast amateur me could go around the corners. There were several Ferraris, Lambos, a GT3 RS, and a MB AMG GT along with the GT4 RS and regular GT4 you could rent laps with.

One thing on Imola is the topography, it's very deceiving on TV but there are some crazy elevation changes and corners that fall away from you. It's also narrower than I would have thought for F1 ( I see why Bottas and Russle came together a few years ago).

If anyone is in Europe during a Puresport event at one of the tracks I would highly recommend it, it's not some controlled max out at 100mph drive. My instructor had 4 commands while driving, Go Go Go, Brake now, Up, and Down. Then he points to the apex's and uses hand gestures to hit the line. It took the guessing game out of it so you just drive fast when you listen to him. Top speeds from my buddy in a v10 Lambo was 240kmh and I hit 200kmh on the short straight, my wife hit 185kmh. The 296 GTB with a good driver was hitting 250kmh.

Awesome

How many laps was it?

It's pay per lap and it's not cheap. Most did 1-5 laps with one Italian guy doing 15 laps (max). With one lap you don't get the straight. My wife and I did 2 and my buddy and his wife did 3 laps.

That's basically what the instructors would tell you at this one, when to brake, brake harder if you were going into a turn too fast and then when to floor it out of the turn

The hardest part for me was coming out of the straights and knowing when and how hard to brake, doesn't feel like you're going that fast but then the turn is on you really quick

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I can't wait for COTA next year. FP1 is going to be pretty loaded ahgain with 3 FPs again instead of 1 that drivers won't skip due to the sprint

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Piastri crumbling under the weight of leading.

What the **** is going on so far in this race

What the **** is verstappen doing? Seems like he's been the source for a lot of this mess

This has been wild! It's like a Baja race

Viva Mexico!

Wow 10 sec penalty for Lewis

Pretty slick move by McLaren there. Mercedes may have outsmarted themselves.

One of the more interesting races we've seen in a while except p1. I don't understand Haas pit strategy from p3.

This is an impressive run for Max

shocking Mexico managed to give us an entertaining race

Yep. Max might have gotten that pass and Piastri as well. Sucks because Max reeled him in.

The late VSC for nothing ruined the ending of one of best races of the year. Really wanted to see Bearman on the podium but great day for Haas.