F1 2024: US GP - Las Vegas (Nov 24)

[wizardofOz]

Originally Posted by dfox

kit kats are great. I don't often eat sweets, but we need better kit kats here in the US, you have to go to international stores to get the good stuff, all the options in the regular stores are crap due to antiquated licensing laws and Hershey, who doesn't seem to want to see the brand succeed here in the US.

I think the 120 hours of wind tunnel time might also have something to do with it.

Not if its up against burritos or tacos, they're not.

[G30M]

Originally Posted by wizardofOz

Not if its up against burritos or tacos, they're not.

I prefer Doner Kebab to all the above

[NYG]

Originally Posted by wizardofOz

Not if its up against burritos or tacos, they're not.

Based and carnitaspilled.

Originally Posted by G30M

I prefer Doner Kebab to all the above

Dang, doner is definitely up there too but an al pastor burrito might be king.

[GuidoK]

Apparently Niels Wittich (F1 race director) is fired effective immediately.
https://www.gpblog.com/en/news/31252...a-himself.html

[NYG]

Originally Posted by GuidoK

Apparently Niels Wittich (F1 race director) is fired effective immediately.
https://www.gpblog.com/en/news/31252...a-himself.html

Massi should have never been fired.

[GuidoK]

Originally Posted by NYG

Massi should have never been fired.

The strange thing is, the FIA reports that Wittich has stepped down to pursue other possibilities, but Wittich says he didn't step down, he's just fired...
Not very professional to report things that will come out differently eventually...
I wonder what the reason is. Freitas obviously had to leave because of that safety issue in Suzuka, but the rumour is that Wittich is not exactly a fan of Ben Sulayem.
Obvious is this: you don't leave your position as race director 3 races before the end of a season voluntary.

One thing is for sure, the FIA is a mess the last few years.

[Fillip]

With the WCC race is still very much ON, fans should expect to see a lot of exciting action on-track during the Las Vegas GP. Apart from all the thrilling on-track action, there will be a range of activities and events happening all throughout the race weekend for the fans which include the fan zones, live Q&A, F1 simulators, and live music performances from the likes of OneRepublic, Big Boi, and Dom Dolla.