I must be completely out of step with the rest of the world. Which is nothing new I guess. Naming the post title "The winner of the Miami GP is..." and blurring the image instead of naming the post title "Kimi Antonelli wins the Miami Grand Prix!" means the community completely loses its purpose?

I disagree with this reasoning. I don't think we should be creating rules on the premise of "who are these posts for?". First of all, we don't know if there are people who want these posts or not. Most of the time you don't know until it's posted and even it's not entirely clear. For example should we also ban posts about liveries or helmets? Very often they're the lowest upvoted posts and very rarely does it spark a discussion. Using your argument there's no reason for those posts to exists because it's only catering to somekind of hypothetical group of strangers whose existence we can't even verify. I don't think livery or helmet posts should be banned. I might not upvote them nor comment on them but I do enjoy looking at the on occasions. In case of liveries and helmets I'm that hypothetical group of strangers. It's not a question of "who is it for?" it's a question of "do we as a community want these posts?" and when it comes to spoiling race winners I think the community overall will agree that we don't want those posts.

That said, I voted Yes for an entirely different reason. I don't like the wording of the question. I think it's too ambiguous. What constitutes as a race result? If I post about Hadjar driving it into the wall, should that be banned? After all it very much spoils how Hadjars race went. We all have our favorite drivers and some of us definitely care more about how they did rather than who won. My wife doesn't care about Antonelli winning, she only cares about where Verstappen ended up. So if the rule is about spoiling race results any post about a crash that DNFs the car should get banned. But I don't think crash posts should also get banned because those can spark entire discussions. Bearmans crash is Suzuka was such a significant crash it changed the rules, but because it would break the rule we shouldn't dedicate a discussion to it? I think the rule should be unambiguous and as such the question about implementing the rule should also be unambiguous. I don't think all race results posts should be banned, I think race winner posts should be banned.