F1's revenue cratered 61 percent year-over-year, leaving a $436 million shortfall that would send most enterprises into crisis talks. Jon Noble breaks down the balance sheet and explains why Liberty Media isn't slamming the panic button despite the steepest income drop in modern F1 history. The numbers look brutal, but the context tells a different story.
Since 2014, F1 drivers have claimed their own permanent race numbers. Most avoided the cursed 13. Only one driver ignored the superstition and made it his own. This video reveals who had the guts to run with racing's most maligned number and what became of his gamble on the grid.
Grill the Grid puts the drivers through a pop quiz on their competitors' race numbers. Watch them stumble through the field trying to match teammates and rivals to their digits. Some ace it, some blank completely. It's a surprisingly tough test that shows who actually pays attention in the paddock and who's locked into their own bubble.