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Hope bianchi is ok, but I can't really understand how it could've happened. Well I can, but there should've been double waved yellows slowing the drivers down.

Jones is a fkn nugget though. "I can't understand why the jcb was there.....". Cause it was removing a crashed car so another car couldn't hit it. Unfortunately the worst happened and another car came off and hit the jcb.

pretty sure he meant the race should have been under safety car before it went out as that corner is pretty fast. fairly certain he continued and said something about that

More HP...who cares if they die...but then something happens and they're all about making f1 safer. Can't have it both ways I guess.

JEV in the points again... He's probably got twice the points of Kyvat, I stand by my point that he must not be a likeable person.

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