For me, in the midwest US, the race started at 2.00 am. Not very convenient. Which seems rather unreasonable of me to be complaining about the several billion of my fellow humans who live in Asia. But there you have it.
Mixed feelings about the results. The race didn't turn out to be terribly exciting. Vettel made a noble charge through the field, but ran out of something a few laps from the end. Hamilton never really seemed that interested in chasing after Verstappen. Was that because he couldn't? Or because he would rather take the security of second place points, rather than risk his tires, his engine, and a possible crash by chasing Verstappen down?
That said, it's much better that we have at least three teams that can win a race. A vast improvement on the situation a couple of years ago. The only problem seems to be that these three potential winners never seem to all show up on the same day at the same track.
Still love Formula One. But I see an early afternoon nap to make up for the sleep I missed last night/
Race was live at 0300 EST. I didn't bother. Kind of glad I slept in. After all the bad luck Max has had, nice to see him win. Sounds like the same old race stuff though. Leader runs away and from there it's follow the leader. Sounds like Lewis wasn't interested in racing if he wasn't in the lead.