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See Hamilton made to take the blame. Also in todays sky coverage Martin Brundel crofty etc really saying hamilton percipitated the decision to pit for tyres at Monaco. Anybody want to call blatant racial discrimination on it?
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Shame about vettel, think he would be the only car to race the merc's
Anyway, hopefully LH can win and extend his lead |
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Intetesting picture of the force india garage with what looks like heaters on the wheel hubs plugged in to the gantry. Are the team preheating the brakes and hubs now?
Also that extra set of tyres everbody is given in P1 they should give that to everybody in Q1 it will make it harder for the faster teams to go through q1 running only once on the prime. If they did that and came everybody another extra set for the race then you can move the grid together. The faster teams get an advantage by saving tyres just providing enough tyres takes that away. |
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My god, where did they get her from singing the anthem, terrible
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Wasn't as bad as Martin Brundle having no idea who Brian Singer was.
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Wasn't as bad as Martin Brundle having no idea who Brian Singer was.
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I really need to do something about this sport, it is so boring💤
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This is a disaster for Ferrari
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This is a disaster for Ferrari
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Which is GREAT
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For who
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Seriously, for the people who don't like Ferrari ,
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who do you support
Hamilton and Bottas You do know not everybody supports Ferrari |
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I really need to do something about this sport, it is so boring💤
The midfield racing is good but no competition up front at all. Plus getting fed up with the drivers having to go slow to save fuel. I mean ffs, this is F1...yet they cant drive at full power due to fuel saving |
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Nice one Hamilton
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Yep, been a big fan for years but I am struggling to enjoy it at the moment.
The midfield racing is good but no competition up front at all. Plus getting fed up with the drivers having to go slow to save fuel. I mean ffs, this is F1...yet they cant drive at full power due to fuel saving |
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Why couldn't they tell Hamilton how far behind Rosberg was over team radio? Is that information prohibited?
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It wasn't that. They were not allowed to tell him how Rosberg was doing on fuel consumption.
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MacLaren and the Merc
Hamilton and Bottas You do know not everybody supports Ferrari |
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No mishaps for Lewis and nothing from Ferrari.
Canada can be a decent entertaining race but besides Vettel and Massa coming through not much happened. |
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Dont be so defensive i was only asking a question
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Why couldn't they tell Hamilton how far behind Rosberg was over team radio? Is that information prohibited?
Was that a team radio or an update from Ted? |
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With all the controversy from the race, the interesting bits coming out of the strategy group meeting before the weekend have got somewhat lost. It sounds like the mood has swung against refueling again as team bosses realise that it did little to improve racing before and was just expensive and dangerous.
The more interesting stuff has been around customer cars. Bernie has proposed a change whereby the three teams who receive the most money (Ferrari, McLaren and currently Red Bull) would build 2 extra cars each which they would donate to customer teams should the grid fall to 16 cars. However Lauda told Sky he suggested to the group that they shouldn't wait until 2 more teams die, do it now! Apparently this is actually about equality of money. Mercedes don't expect the grid to fall to 16 anytime soon. They also think the three big teams would rather change how the money is shared out rather than build extra cars for others, but while the risk of that happening is remote nothing will change. If Mercedes could force through customer cars now they hope to get the three big teams to change their view on money earlier. They want this sorted now because by the end of next season Mercedes should be in a position to replace Red Bull as one of the big teams (as it's worked out on a rolling 5 year basis who's been most successful) and they definitely don't want customer cars (ironically). Bloody F1 politics. Then he said that we won't ever have four competitive teams again until everbody had a similar power unit again. As for how the money is split up he says that it how it has always happened and it is in everybodies contract and so get on with it. The EU want to flex some muscle because it was the Americans who have got to FIFA first. Much of F1 takes place outside of Europe so I wonder how firm their remit is or what might be done by F1 bodies to change registered offices etc to frustrate intervention. |
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“I didn’t agree that the first part of the race was the part of the race where we needed to save fuel. In the end, we didn’t even need to save fuel as we didn’t finish the race.”
Unrelated exhaust problems caused the double DNF for Mclaren today. They appear to be getting more problems as they use more of the potential of the engine. Would be a great team radio message we need to fuel save but don't bother with lift and coast as we won't finish anyway. Seriously Alonso has a point with their record try and do 75% of the race before they think about needing enough fuel. Some great post race comments from Alonso. |
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does anyone care about who has the best fuel economy in the race?.One of the many regs that are killing F1
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