Dux Drive

07/09/2026

"When you fight by the sword, you die by the sword"

I guess it's something he'll have to get used to. Leclerc ain't going to be Valtteri, that is for sure, and when you show aggression, with aggression it would be returned.

What rules are we talking about? Going that deep on T1 in Monza was always going to compromise whoever driver was on the outside, albeit legit, it was aggressive given it's the start of the race, and in this case it is his teammate, Leclerc, especially given the approach on the far left by Max Verstappen.

So, by doing so, Lewis Hamilton invited aggression, and he got exactly what he signed up for going in that Turn 1. I don't see how a race driver with the resume he has can be surprised by what happened there.

Now going publicly and acting as a victim, that is old classic Hamilton, as Marc Presley (former McLaren employee in the year of 2007) would say: "He has equal share in the guilt, and would go in front of the press acting as if he is an angel, and we knew he wasn't, and that didn't sit well with us."

It didn't sit well with me either as I saw him through and he still hasn't learned to race and take it if he lost it.

06/09/2026

From last one on the grid to winner!!!

Kimi Antonelli has won the Italian Grand Prix.

And he has made history.

The last Italian driver to win at Monza since Ludovico Scarfiotti in 1966.
60 years of waiting.

Giuseppe Farina 1950
Alberto Ascari 1951 and 1952
Ludovico Scarfiotti 1966
Kimi Antonelli 2026,

At home.
In front of the Italian crowd all there to support Ferrari.

Adding even more records to an already extraordinary season.
Whatever happens next, this is a day Italian motorsport will remember for a very long time.

What a talent, what a story

13/08/2026

I just got reminded that these images of Fernando and Jenson are real.

12/08/2026

The car that was so good that Ferrari thought something must be wrong with it

...

30/07/2026

Nina and Jochen. Their last race. Spielberg 1970. The F1 only posthumous World Champion.

05/06/2026

Imagine that ... what a beautiful time that was!

30/05/2026

It is man and machine operating at the absolute edge of possibility. A place where precision is measured in thousandths of a second, where a single mistake can erase months of preparation, and where courage cannot be faked.

The stopwatch is honest. The laws of physics are unforgiving.

Not because it is easy.

Not because it is safe.

But because it represents one of humanity’s purest pursuits:

The relentless desire to go faster and better than ever before.

16/05/2026

Max is just inevitable. Almost as if he is not picking the right place but rather goes with it in the moment. Two wheels on grass at high speed? No problem we go flatout! What a brilliance.

15/05/2026

In qualifying practice for the 2005 Canadian Grand Prix, Michael Schumacher finished 10th on the grid.

Piloting the Ferrari F2005, the German rider completed his lap with a time of 1:15.669. The result reflected the difficulties of the Italian Escuderia in the 2005 season, mainly caused by the lack of performance of Bridgestone tires compared to the Michelin compounds used by rival teams.

Despite dropping in tenth, Schumacher performed a recovery run at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve and finished the GP of Canada in 2nd place, crossing the finish line just behind winner Kimi Räikkönen.

What do you think of this?