My review of Susie Wolff's retirement
As a response to Susie Wolff announcing her retirement from motorsport in November 2015, I feel a bit sad, because I had been hoping to see a female racing in Formula One. However, I am a bit pleased with when she said about hoping that other women would think about taking part after seeing her performance in the sport, along with that she would attend the races as Toto Wolff's wife and a friend of . Additionally, have Carmen Jordá as a development driver.
So with the good news, I will be hoping for females to compete in F1 in the 21st century.
My review of the 2015 United States Grand Prix
I have enjoyed watching the 2015 United States Grand Prix on BBC Sport, especially when Formula One would have a race in America, as I like to wonder how many Americans are fans of Formula One.
I was pleased with Lewis Hamilton getting into the lead on the first lap, although I was worried if he would get penalised for squeezing Nico Rosberg out, because of remembering other moments from the past years where drivers get penalised for forcing another driver from a different team off the track, such as with Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso in the 2012 Italian Grand Prix, and Kevin Magnussen and Alonso in the 2014 Belgian Grand Prix.
I was even surprised that the would be in the top four for the start of the race, but was also glad to see …
My review of the 2015 Belgian Grand Prix
After the 2015 Hungarian Grand Prix, I am glad that my favourite driver Lewis Hamilton has won the 2015 Belgian Grand Prix without getting a bad start. It would also even make him safe for the championship with more than 25 points over Nico Rosberg. I was impressed about Rosberg dropping back at the start, with the main reason being that I am glad there was no repeat of the memorable moment from last year which was each other's collision.
Additionally, I was hoping that Sergio Pérez would keep second place and give their third podium, but when he did not, I feel interested by what he had said to the BBC after the race, about improving for Italy.
I was also interested with Romain Grosjean getting his and 's first podium since the 2013 United…
My review of the 2015 British Grand Prix
I have enjoyed the 2015 British Grand Prix, having watched it on BBC Sport. I also feel sad about it having already ended, because of my dreams to meet Lewis Hamilton.
I was like "Come on, Hamilton!" when he was overtook by Felipe Massa and Valtteri Bottas, and felt glad with when he made a pit stop before them and Nico Rosberg, as he was in front of all three drivers after they took their first pit stops. I also felt shamed for Jenson Button when he had to retire following damage from a collision, as he is one of my mother's favourite British F1 drivers. However, I was glad that his teammate Fernando Alonso managed to finish 10th so to give another point to , as it made me think that the team are suffering from technical problems throughout…
My opinion of refuel comeback
There has been the news of refuelling to be coming back in 2017, alongside other rule changes like to have wider tyres and less weight to make faster laps.
In my opinion, I think this may be interesting, so to wonder if it would break any lap records on the circuits, although it makes me think that refuelling would make pit stops longer, even though all drivers will use it. Additionally, it makes me think about Felipe Massa's incident with his fuel hose in the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix, which I would worry if that happens again with any driver.