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Comment on Denmark is a cycling nation, but our research shows rates are declining – here's why in ~transport
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Comment on What games have you been playing, and what's your opinion on them? in ~games
JCPhoenix Link ParentI played Xenosaga Ep 1 when it came out. IIRC, that was one of the hardest JRPGs I've played. Constantly felt like I was underleveled. And the story and concepts were confusing. That said, the...I played Xenosaga Ep 1 when it came out. IIRC, that was one of the hardest JRPGs I've played. Constantly felt like I was underleveled. And the story and concepts were confusing. That said, the story and worldbuilding of the series is fascinating to me. Like I've spent hours on the Xenosaga wikis reading about all the various concepts and such. I would like to eventually replay Ep 1 and actually play Eps 2 and 3. I'm pretty sure I still have physical copies of 1 and 2 (bought the latter, but never played it) somewhere.
Allen is definitely whiny. But I remember feeling like he was just swept along for the ride. Though it's been so long since I've played it, maybe I'm misremembering.
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Comment on What games have you been playing, and what's your opinion on them? in ~games
JCPhoenix Link ParentOne of the weird things I noticed going (back) to Cold Steel, that was present in at least Zero and Azure, is the sudden lack of a dialog log. There's the active voice log in the notebook, which...One of the weird things I noticed going (back) to Cold Steel, that was present in at least Zero and Azure, is the sudden lack of a dialog log. There's the active voice log in the notebook, which records when a character goes, "Ooh, a treasure chest!" or makes some other inane comment while out in the field. But those aren't anywhere as important as the actual dialog in cutscenes and such. Weird thing to exclude, given how dialog heavy these games are. Hopefully that makes a comeback in the latter titles!
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Comment on What games have you been playing, and what's your opinion on them? in ~games
JCPhoenix (edited )LinkFinally finished Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure (Steam). This is a JRPG, the fifth entry in the long-running, all-connected, like 13-games series. Took me almost 100hrs over the last six months...Finally finished Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure (Steam). This is a JRPG, the fifth entry in the long-running, all-connected, like 13-games series. Took me almost 100hrs over the last six months (took lots of long breaks). I didn't go full completionist, but I had a guide and was playing in the direction. Which definitely took up a lot of time. The last dungeon alone took me several hours.
Which means I've started a replay of the next entry, Trails of Cold Steel. Played it on my Vita back in the day, but I want to play them in proper story-order. Technically, "Azure" and the game before it take place roughly at the same time as "Cold Steel" 1 and 2, just different locations in the world, but the events that happen in either arc are often related and even sometimes outright references. Sometimes characters from one game and location show up in other games. So here's looking at another probably 100hr playthrough. Maybe I'll finish it early next year.
I think this might be my new favorite series, displacing Final Fantasy. The story, the world, the lore are just expansive in a way that Final Fantasy isn't. All the mainline FFs are separate games from each, after all (Maybe FFXI and XIV as long-running MMOs are as big). But in the Legend of Heroes "Trails" series? It's all one gigantic, continent spanning, multi-year, story of political intrigue, war, and unlikely heroes. And it's not afraid to get into some darker topics (aside from war) that one would find in a "real" world." Classism, Drugs, human trafficking, human experimentation, child abuse and prostitution, etc. The game is full of bright colors and anime characters, but it's a gritty, messy, fucked-up world, just like ours. And I appreciate when games acknowledge that.
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Comment on Ig Nobel Prize winners 2026 in ~science
JCPhoenix Link ParentI wonder which we'll have first: fusion energy or splash-free urinals. Hmm, maybe the latter depends on the former. Or the reverse!I wonder which we'll have first: fusion energy or splash-free urinals.
Hmm, maybe the latter depends on the former. Or the reverse!
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Comment on Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix 2026 - Race Weekend Discussion in ~sports.motorsports
JCPhoenix Link ParentEven if Kimi is getting special treatment -- I'm not saying he is or isn't -- he's clearly the Number 1 driver on the team. And he has the receipts to back it up: He's literally leading the WDC,...Even if Kimi is getting special treatment -- I'm not saying he is or isn't -- he's clearly the Number 1 driver on the team. And he has the receipts to back it up: He's literally leading the WDC, 66pts ahead of George. Sure, George is the more experienced, the more senior driver. But, like I said earlier, winning is what matters here. And Kimi is ahead in that department. So why shouldn't the team try to maximize the success of the driver who's ahead? That doesn't mean the second driver is SOL, of course. Obviously a team wants both their drivers to do well, especially for the WCC. But there can only be one person ahead.
If Mercedes didn't, they'd end up like McLaren last year, or Ferrari...basically every year since I've started watching in 2021. McLaren last year couldn't seem to figure out who their number one driver was, didn't want to appear to be playing favorites, which led to all sorts of issues on-track. Papaya Rules and all that. And Ferrari is the master of this, where the team constantly wants to appease both of their drivers, but ends up pissing both the drivers -- and the tifosi -- off with their terrible "strategies."
I get that this is the problem with having two top drivers. But let the results speak for themselves. And I think today's results for Mercedes' drivers definitely say it all.
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Comment on Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix 2026 - Race Weekend Discussion in ~sports.motorsports
JCPhoenix LinkFirst Italian home win since 1966. And this looks like it could be the first home win for Kimi in a string of them for at least a few years to come. What a drive though. P19 to P1. I think he...First Italian home win since 1966. And this looks like it could be the first home win for Kimi in a string of them for at least a few years to come.
What a drive though. P19 to P1. I think he lucked out a bit with the Red Flag, but at the same time, he was just slicing through the field and pretty quickly at that. Maybe he would've clinched it, regardless.
There's a side of me that's a bit "Poor George..." because it did seem like George drove pretty damn well. But Kimi is quicker. And that's what wins.
Glad Charles was OK after that massive shunt into the barriers. Glad to see Max on the podium. And most importantly?
Yuki brought home points! Well, a point!
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Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix 2026 - Race Weekend Discussion
Warning: this post may contain spoilers
Italian Grand Prix
Autodromo Nazionale Monza
September 4-6, 2026
Qualifying Results -- SPOILER
Pos. No. Driver Team Q1 Q2 Q3 Laps 1 10 Pierre Gasly Alpine 1:22.612 1:22.077 1:21.786 18 2 63 George Russell Mercedes 1:22.779 1:22.161 1:21.846 17 3 81 Oscar Piastri McLaren 1:22.924 1:22.017 1:21.966 18 4 16 Charles Leclerc Ferrari 1:22.902 1:22.509 1:22.004 18 5 44 Lewis Hamilton Ferrari 1:22.847 1:22.516 1:22.011 15 6 3 Max Verstappen Red Bull Racing 1:22.631 1:22.188 1:22.070 17 7 12 Kimi Antonelli Mercedes 1:22.758 1:21.882 1:22.093 18 8 43 Franco Colapinto Alpine 1:22.662 1:22.400 1:22.220 18 9 1 Lando Norris McLaren 1:22.659 1:22.067 1:22.256 19 10 41 Arvid Lindblad Racing Bulls 1:22.727 1:22.345 1:22.286 18 11 5 Gabriel Bortoleto Audi 1:22.946 1:22.517 12 12 87 Oliver Bearman Haas F1 Team 1:22.906 1:22.756 15 13 27 Nico Hulkenberg Audi 1:23.440 1:22.779 12 14 30 Liam Lawson Red Bull Racing 1:22.989 1:22.821 17 15 55 Carlos Sainz Williams 1:23.616 1:23.453 15 16 31 Esteban Ocon Haas F1 Team 1:23.466 1:23.454 15 17 22 Yuki Tsunoda Racing Bulls 1:23.755 6 18 23 Alexander Albon Williams 1:24.356 6 19 77 Valtteri Bottas Cadillac 1:24.364 9 20 11 Sergio Perez Cadillac 1:24.595 9 21 14 Fernando Alonso Aston Martin 1:25.150 6 22 18 Lance Stroll Aston Martin 1:25.222 9 Source: F1.com
Grand Prix Results -- SPOILER
Pos. No. Driver Team Laps Time / Retired Pts. 1 12 Kimi Antonelli Mercedes 53 1:51:15.281 25 2 63 George Russell Mercedes 53 +3.857s 18 3 3 Max Verstappen Red Bull Racing 53 +14.718s 15 4 1 Lando Norris McLaren 53 +19.056s 12 5 81 Oscar Piastri McLaren 53 +19.253s 10 6 44 Lewis Hamilton Ferrari 53 +24.655s 8 7 10 Pierre Gasly Alpine 53 +27.351s 6 8 41 Arvid Lindblad Racing Bulls 53 +45.136s 4 9 43 Franco Colapinto Alpine 53 +47.353s 2 10 22 Yuki Tsunoda Racing Bulls 53 +58.187s 1 11 5 Gabriel Bortoleto Audi 53 +65.187s 0 12 27 Nico Hulkenberg Audi 53 +66.187s 0 13 55 Carlos Sainz Williams 53 +74.117s 0 14 30 Liam Lawson Red Bull Racing 53 +75.609s 0 15 87 Oliver Bearman Haas F1 Team 53 +78.958s 0 16 31 Esteban Ocon Haas F1 Team 52 +1 lap 0 17 23 Alexander Albon Williams 52 +1 lap 0 18 11 Sergio Perez Cadillac 52 +1 lap 0 19 77 Valtteri Bottas Cadillac 51 +2 laps 0 NC 18 Lance Stroll Aston Martin 26 DNF 0 NC 14 Fernando Alonso Aston Martin 23 DNF 0 NC 16 Charles Leclerc Ferrari 1 DNF 0 Fastest Lap: Kimi Antonelli // 1:23.504 on lap 53
DOTD: Kimi AntonelliSource: F1.com
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Spanish Grand Prix
Madring
September 11-13, 202610 votes -
Comment on How do you find new anime to watch? in ~anime
JCPhoenix LinkI have a couple of friends who regularly watch anime. While our tastes aren't exactly the same, there's enough overlap. So their recommendations are usually pretty solid. Just perusing Crunchyroll...I have a couple of friends who regularly watch anime. While our tastes aren't exactly the same, there's enough overlap. So their recommendations are usually pretty solid.
Just perusing Crunchyroll is another method. Sometimes a thumbnail will catch my eye, so I'll give it a go. I won't always watch all of it, but other times I will. Like I'm watching through Classroom of the Elite just by seeing it on CR.
Lastly, trailers/teasers on YouTube have been pretty fruitful. I think I found Gnosis, Nippon Sangoku, and Witch Hat Atelier that way. Also the latest Ghost in the Shell series (easily my favorite IP). They just showed up on my recommendations and they looked cool. The World is Dancing is another that I'd like to watch, that I found through YouTube. I'll also include the Trash Taste boys here. I don't run out and watch that many of the shows they talk about, but I do keep some of those shows on my mental "I should watch that someday" list.
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Comment on What's your line? in ~life
JCPhoenix LinkI worked briefly for a small MSP. Contracted IT for other small businesses that couldn't afford or need their own in-house IT. While I learned a lot during my 18mos there, there was shady shit...I worked briefly for a small MSP. Contracted IT for other small businesses that couldn't afford or need their own in-house IT. While I learned a lot during my 18mos there, there was shady shit going on. Like for example, replacing a router with issues at one client, then being told to visit another client and replace their also maybe broken router...with the maybe broken router I just swapped out. Obviously the first client got charged full price for a brand new router. But so did the second client. For a used router that might not even work.
Often, we got free ethernet cables and other things like HDMI cables from clients. Maybe we were simplifying or cleaning up their networking closet. Or we replaced their desktop monitors, but they already had HDMI cables, so we just took the ones that came in the box with us. Technically, if we used those at another client, we were supposed to track it...because then the other client would get billed. Like, WTF, we didn't even pay for those. So a lot of times, I wouldn't track them if I was using some "extra" cables that I knew I got from another client (if it was from our actual inventory, then I would track it).
Also, sometimes felt like things we should've fixed for good the first or second time...We left unfixed and just did workarounds that lasted for a day or two, because we could generate billable hours. Now sometimes it was definitely the client being cheap that didn't allow us to, for example, replace something that would fix a problem once and for all. But there were times I felt like it was us not pushing the solution because we could make more money this way.
When a place I used to work at for a long time, a non-profit, came calling, wanting me to come back, I jumped. It was a no-brainer. Never had any major ethical concerns at the non-profit.
But had they not called, would I have left the MSP on my own? Eventually. But it was also early 2021, when we were still in the grips of the pandemic. Not exactly the best job market around then. Regardless, I wouldn't still be there today.
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Comment on Nexon pursues ‘StarCraft’ sequel development rights from Blizzard in ~games
JCPhoenix LinkShattered Galaxy x Starcraft crossover. Make it happen. Unfortunately, I think Shattered Galaxy went with KRU whenever that split/spin-off happened.Shattered Galaxy x Starcraft crossover. Make it happen. Unfortunately, I think Shattered Galaxy went with KRU whenever that split/spin-off happened.
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Comment on Ahead of an all-digital future for PlayStation, Sony needs to prove in courts that players know they don't own digitally purchased games in ~games
JCPhoenix Link ParentI'm a Millennial. I used to pirate music like crazy on Napster, Limewire, Kazaa, then torrents. As soon as Spotify became available in the US, I subscribed and almost entirely stopped pirating...I'm a Millennial. I used to pirate music like crazy on Napster, Limewire, Kazaa, then torrents. As soon as Spotify became available in the US, I subscribed and almost entirely stopped pirating music. I've been a paying Spotify customer since like 2011, when Spotify got here. It's just easier to search a song in an app, and be able to play it on my phone, my computers, etc.
As a kid/teen, I dealt with warez and cracks. I used to frequent gamecopyworld. But once the Steam store came around, plus I started working and making money...it was just easier to not have to do any of that stuff. I want to play the game, not have to troubleshoot this janky-ass cracked version that's crashing my PC repeatedly. I work in IT today; I know my way around a computer. I troubleshoot plenty at work. I don't want to come home and keep doing that just to play a game.
About the only things I still pirate -- though still to a much lesser extent than back when I was in college -- are movies and shows. Because I have subscriptions to Prime Video and Crunchyroll and, up until pretty recently, to Netflix. But they don't have everything or they lose a license and content disappears. So pirating is still "necessary."
Anyway, I think it's too simplistic to say it's merely generational. In many ways, pirating, especially for music, movies, and shows, is easier than it ever was. Several of my friends use radarr and sonarr and have Plex or Jellyfin servers at home. And a lot of it us automated. Though do keep in mind, we're almost entirely IT/techy types.
Yet I imagine most people don't do it. Even back in high school and college, there was always a small group of us who were doing the pirating for everyone else. In college, there were like three of us who torrented movies for the rest of our friend group. We just shared our external HDDs around. In high school, I remember pirating music and burning CDs for my girlfriend and some of her friends. They didn't do that stuff. So I wouldn't even say these are "Millennial skills." Most Millennials may have beneficiaries of pirating, but I wouldn't say most pirated, themselves.
Convenience and price I think are the more important factors here. Convenience, we largely still have. Price, however, is definitely changing the equations for people. But is it enough to drive them to piracy? Time will tell. Even then, I imagine it'll be back to how it used to be: a few pirates doing all the dirty work for the rest of their social group.
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Comment on CGA-2026-08 🗡️🛡️❤️🔺 REMOVE CARTRIDGE ⏏️ The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past in ~games
JCPhoenix LinkI intended to play this month, but got sidetracked with other games and other things. So I'll tell a story of my experience with LTTP. Well, my mom's. So we got an SNES when I was like in...I intended to play this month, but got sidetracked with other games and other things. So I'll tell a story of my experience with LTTP. Well, my mom's.
So we got an SNES when I was like in kindergarten or so. So like 1993 or something. First console our family had. My parents bought Super Mario World, Legend of Zelda: a Link to the Past, and Mario Paint (I think Mario Paint came with the system). I tended towards Paint, my dad towards Super Mario, and my mom towards Zelda. Though neither of my parents are gamers as we know them/us today.
But one could be forgiven for thinking my mom absolutely was one. She was a SAHM at the time. And sometimes I'd watch her play Zelda in the evenings before I'd go to bed. Then, I'd wake up in the mornings to get ready for school...and she would still be up playing LTTP. I'd sometimes help or backseat game, lol. I think it was the Desert Palace where you get to this point where you can't go any further. My mom and I were confused. She kept going back and forth through the whole dungeon to see if she missed something. But I noticed the torches at the end of the corridor. So I was like, "Mom, what if you light up all the torches?" So she does. And lo and behold, the corridor lengthens and the boss door appears.
Anyway, she actually got pretty far. Like to the Dark World. However, she got stuck at some boss battle and so she whipped out the Game Genie. Unfortunately, the codes corrupted the save. And that was the end of my mom as the gamer. I've never seen her play a video game since. Valid crashout, I suppose.
But staying up all night, not going to bed to game? Hmm, sounds like something my younger brother and I would do and sometimes still do; wonder where we got that from? Maybe that's why our parents never gave us that much grief when we'd do that growing up =P
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Comment on What is the oldest file you still have? in ~tech
JCPhoenix LinkAround 2-3yrs ago, I found the 3.5" diskette that contained my first website. Naturally, I bought an external USB diskette drive and transferred the files to my cloud storage for safe keeping....Around 2-3yrs ago, I found the 3.5" diskette that contained my first website. Naturally, I bought an external USB diskette drive and transferred the files to my cloud storage for safe keeping. Anyway, the oldest file is from January 16, 1999. I was 11yrs old, almost 12yo. And it's a non-animated GIF of Mewtwo. Because my first website, all in handcrafted HTML, was about Pokemon. Here's what it looked like (at least in a modern browser), with that Mewtwo image.
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Comment on What do you call a bun, bacon, some amount of cheese, and two burger patties? (Not a setup to a joke) in ~food
JCPhoenix LinkBacon double cheeseburger. Like others, double bacon makes me think there's more than one layer of bacon.Bacon double cheeseburger. Like others, double bacon makes me think there's more than one layer of bacon.
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Comment on What theme do you use with Tildes? in ~tildes
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Comment on What games have you been playing, and what's your opinion on them? in ~games
JCPhoenix Link ParentWe just...turned zombification off. From the get-go. I don't think we've had it on the last few playthroughs. Which, I know, kinda defeats the point of the game. I think in an early playthrough...We just...turned zombification off. From the get-go. I don't think we've had it on the last few playthroughs. Which, I know, kinda defeats the point of the game.
I think in an early playthrough years ago we did use Antibodies, or a mod like it, when we still had zombification on. Though eventually I think we just got tired of the slowness of dealing with zombie bites, period.
I get the feeling that Zomboid is supposed to played somewhat long-term, given how slow things can be in the game. Reading skillbooks, gaining XP. Dealing with injuries and illnesses. Now with growing and breeding seasons for crops and animals, respectively. And then of course, death of the character and then jumping in with a new character, re-building the character.
But my friends and I rarely play games together that long. We'll prob play for another week or two, for like a month total, and then be done with it for another year or more. So we've started removing some of those annoyances through settings changes and mods.
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Comment on What games have you been playing, and what's your opinion on them? in ~games
JCPhoenix LinkPretty much just continuing to play Project Zomboid with a couple friends. The B42 content that we've experienced/tried so far seems alright. But we're definitely finding we still need mods. We...Pretty much just continuing to play Project Zomboid with a couple friends. The B42 content that we've experienced/tried so far seems alright. But we're definitely finding we still need mods.
We started as a vanilla playthrough, but after a week of playing, we were like, "Hmm, maybe one or two mods." Like one was some simple UI stuff.
Recently, a couple of us died after surviving for quite awhile (Like my character died after two in game months and >1000 zombie kills). And we just didn't want to have to re-read skillbooks, recipe magazines, retrain skill levels, etc. It's be too much wasted time. So we cheated and used admin powers to add at least skills and levels back, then introduced a new mod that would "bound" those skills/levels/xp to an in-game item, so that if we died again, we'd have a "save point" we could restart from.
Dying is too easy and too punishing. Bugs/glitches alone can kill a character. And the game still lacks some QoL things. So mods are still needed. Hopefully B43 will focus on some of that. But given how long it took for B42 to come out, who knows when the next major version will be released.
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Comment on Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix 2026 - Race Weekend Discussion in ~sports.motorsports
JCPhoenix LinkWelcome back from the summer break, and welcome to the second half of the season! And goodbye to Zandvoort; that was the last Formula 1 (And F1A and PSC I think and probably the rest of the...Welcome back from the summer break, and welcome to the second half of the season! And goodbye to Zandvoort; that was the last Formula 1 (And F1A and PSC I think and probably the rest of the ladder) race in the Netherlands. Zandvoort is currently not scheduled for future seasons.
Which meant Max's crash in Lap 2 was a pretty shitty sendoff for the home crowd.
I will admit, I wasn't watching this race closely, since I was busy working on something else. So don't have a whole lot to say. Did seem like Charles was holding up Lewis for no reason (Lewis seemed VERY heated about that). And then whatever happened between the Williams boys. Congrats on both signing contract extensions! I'm sure the team loved that inter-team crash.
On the plus side, was nice to see Yuki again. For a guy who hasn't raced all season, he did decently. Shame he wasn't able to grab a point. Interestingly, because he scored 11th, he's technically ranked above Stroll, Bottas, and Perez in the drivers standings. Anyway, I did catch his F1TV post-race interview. And that was a little sad; you could tell he was grateful to be there again, but wasn't what he was hoping for and knew it wasn't enough to impress a team. I know there's talk of him possibly landing in Indycar next year. Not F1, but a competitive series nonetheless (ignore Palou inevitable domination).
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Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix 2026 - Race Weekend Discussion
Warning: this post may contain spoilers
Dutch Grand Prix
Circuit Zandvoort
August 21-23, 2026
Sprint Race Qualifying Results -- SPOILER
Pos. No. Driver Team Q1 Q2 Q3 Laps 1 63 George Russell Mercedes 1:13.278 1:12.235 1:11.567 17 2 1 Lando Norris McLaren 1:13.071 1:12.189 1:11.608 15 3 16 Charles Leclerc Ferrari 1:13.011 1:12.190 1:11.622 16 4 81 Oscar Piastri McLaren 1:13.126 1:12.026 1:11.666 15 5 12 Kimi Antonelli Mercedes 1:13.668 1:12.511 1:11.794 15 6 3 Max Verstappen Red Bull Racing 1:13.585 1:12.771 1:12.094 15 7 44 Lewis Hamilton Ferrari 1:13.151 1:12.445 1:12.191 15 8 10 Pierre Gasly Alpine 1:13.977 1:12.720 1:12.578 12 9 5 Gabriel Bortoleto Audi 1:13.730 1:12.786 1:12.583 12 10 41 Arvid Lindblad Racing Bulls 1:14.057 1:12.785 1:12.737 15 11 30 Liam Lawson Red Bull Racing 1:13.420 1:13.136 13 12 22 Yuki Tsunoda Racing Bulls 1:14.490 1:13.145 11 13 43 Franco Colapinto Alpine 1:14.618 1:13.439 9 14 27 Nico Hulkenberg Audi 1:14.284 1:13.616 13 15 31 Esteban Ocon Haas F1 Team 1:14.503 1:13.893 12 16 23 Alexander Albon Williams 1:14.596 1:14.294 12 17 87 Oliver Bearman Haas F1 Team 1:14.728 6 18 55 Carlos Sainz Williams 1:14.738 7 19 18 Lance Stroll Aston Martin 1:15.391 5 20 77 Valtteri Bottas Cadillac 1:15.472 7 21 11 Sergio Perez Cadillac 1:15.545 7 22 14 Fernando Alonso Aston Martin 1:16.014 5 Source: F1.com
Sprint Race Results -- SPOILER
Pos. No. Driver Team Laps Time / Retired Pts. 1 63 George Russell Mercedes 24 30:25.318 8 2 16 Charles Leclerc Ferrari 24 +1.360s 7 3 1 Lando Norris McLaren 24 +5.196s 6 4 12 Kimi Antonelli Mercedes 24 +5.581s 5 5 81 Oscar Piastri McLaren 24 +10.185s 4 6 3 Max Verstappen Red Bull Racing 24 +10.529s 3 7 44 Lewis Hamilton Ferrari 24 +12.188s 2 8 10 Pierre Gasly Alpine 24 +42.510s 1 9 5 Gabriel Bortoleto Audi 24 +44.437s 0 10 41 Arvid Lindblad Racing Bulls 24 +44.971s 0 11 30 Liam Lawson Red Bull Racing 24 +47.471s 0 12 43 Franco Colapinto Alpine 24 +54.466s 0 13 22 Yuki Tsunoda Racing Bulls 24 +56.483s 0 14 31 Esteban Ocon Haas F1 Team 24 +66.098s 0 15 87 Oliver Bearman Haas F1 Team 24 +66.588s 0 16 23 Alexander Albon Williams 24 +74.632s 0 17 18 Lance Stroll Aston Martin 24 +74.650s 0 18 14 Fernando Alonso Aston Martin 24 +75.284s 0 19 77 Valtteri Bottas Cadillac 23 +1 lap 0 20 55 Carlos Sainz Williams 23 +1 lap 0 21 11 Sergio Perez Cadillac 21 +3 laps 0 NC 27 Nico Hulkenberg Audi 7 +17 laps 0 Source: F1.com
Qualifying Results -- SPOILER
Pos. No. Driver Team Q1 Q2 Q3 Laps 1 1 Lando Norris McLaren 1:12.695 1:11.628 1:11.163 21 2 63 George Russell Mercedes 1:12.924 1:11.959 1:11.265 20 3 12 Kimi Antonelli Mercedes 1:13.022 1:11.915 1:11.296 21 4 81 Oscar Piastri McLaren 1:12.610 1:11.641 1:11.305 21 5 44 Lewis Hamilton Ferrari 1:12.673 1:11.970 1:11.494 25 6 16 Charles Leclerc Ferrari 1:13.064 1:11.910 1:11.558 23 7 3 Max Verstappen Red Bull Racing 1:13.290 1:11.874 1:11.618 22 8 30 Liam Lawson Red Bull Racing 1:13.392 1:12.301 1:11.733 25 9 5 Gabriel Bortoleto Audi 1:13.142 1:12.433 1:12.079 22 10 41 Arvid Lindblad Racing Bulls 1:13.074 1:12.525 1:12.185 22 11 10 Pierre Gasly Alpine 1:13.115 1:12.616 14 12 22 Yuki Tsunoda Racing Bulls 1:13.085 1:12.627 15 13 27 Nico Hulkenberg Audi 1:13.188 1:12.797 19 14 43 Franco Colapinto Alpine 1:13.322 1:12.800 13 15 31 Esteban Ocon Haas F1 Team 1:13.544 1:13.137 17 16 23 Alexander Albon Williams 1:13.552 1:13.182 16 17 55 Carlos Sainz Williams 1:13.574 10 18 14 Fernando Alonso Aston Martin 1:13.650 10 19 18 Lance Stroll Aston Martin 1:13.818 10 20 87 Oliver Bearman Haas F1 Team 1:13.826 11 21 77 Valtteri Bottas Cadillac 1:14.371 10 22 11 Sergio Perez Cadillac 1:14.600 10 Source: F1.com
Grand Prix Results -- SPOILER
Pos. No. Driver Team Laps Time / Retired Pts. 1 1 Lando Norris McLaren 72 2:4:44.859 25 2 12 Kimi Antonelli Mercedes 72 +11.536s 18 3 63 George Russell Mercedes 72 +15.906s 15 4 44 Lewis Hamilton Ferrari 72 +16.755s 12 5 16 Charles Leclerc Ferrari 72 +17.258s 10 6 81 Oscar Piastri McLaren 72 +32.332s 8 7 30 Liam Lawson Red Bull Racing 72 +79.915s 6 8 27 Nico Hulkenberg Audi 71 +1 lap 4 9 14 Fernando Alonso Aston Martin 71 +1 lap 2 10 10 Pierre Gasly Alpine 71 +1 lap 1 11 22 Yuki Tsunoda Racing Bulls 71 +1 lap 0 12 41 Arvid Lindblad Racing Bulls 71 +1 lap 0 13 5 Gabriel Bortoleto Audi 71 +1 lap 0 14 43 Franco Colapinto Alpine 70 +2 laps 0 15 11 Sergio Perez Cadillac 70 +2 laps 0 16 55 Carlos Sainz Williams 70 +2 laps 0 17 23 Alexander Albon Williams 66 DNF 0 NC 77 Valtteri Bottas Cadillac 61 DNF 0 NC 31 Esteban Ocon Haas F1 Team 52 DNF 0 NC 18 Lance Stroll Aston Martin 45 DNF 0 NC 87 Oliver Bearman Haas F1 Team 2 DNF 0 NC 3 Max Verstappen Red Bull Racing 0 DNF 0 Fastest Lap: Charles Leclerc // 1:14.230 on lap 60
DOTD: Lando NorrisSource: F1.com
Next race:
Italian Grand Prix
Autodromo Nazionale Monza
September 4-6, 20269 votes
Are they even touching grass anymore? Like I'm one to talk...spent previous 4 days almost entirely in my apartment...
Idk, I always hear that younger folks are staying in more. I don't know how true that is, and even then, it's US-centric hearsay. But maybe if it is true, it's a worldwide phenomenon.