Formula One has never been more culturally powerful. Baku showed the more uncomfortable consequence of that growth: when sporting rivalry becomes digital identity, the distance between criticism and cruelty can disappear remarkably quickly.

Kimi Antonelli, Pierre Gasly and what Monza taught us about underestimated capability.

Long before Formula 1 became a global nexus of sport, fashion, entertainment and luxury, Monaco understood that the race itself was only part of the proposition.