Kimi is a beast. I hope he continues with his form. It is great to see that he is becoming a real star in Italy. It is also fun seeing Sinner talk about F1 when Grand Slams and Grand Prix have overlapping weekends.
The Italy point is really interesting because it breaks away from the broader European trend without much else materially changing. It feels less about fixing anything and more about giving people a reason to care again. That kind of pull seems stronger than we give it credit for.
Kimi is a beast. I hope he continues with his form. It is great to see that he is becoming a real star in Italy. It is also fun seeing Sinner talk about F1 when Grand Slams and Grand Prix have overlapping weekends.
Italy has something to be proud of!
The Italy point is really interesting because it breaks away from the broader European trend without much else materially changing. It feels less about fixing anything and more about giving people a reason to care again. That kind of pull seems stronger than we give it credit for.
When Italy is good at F1 and other sports, it’s better for everybody