MillionMilesAway
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Would braking have risked a spin?
It looked to me that any form of spin was quite likely to take both out.
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F1 thread - 2019 Season
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Would braking have risked a spin?
It looked to me that any form of spin was quite likely to take both out.
SWP's back
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No.Is Hamilton being a cúnt again?
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His driving often shows us that he’s human.It's great. At least Seb cares, brilliant drama and he is human so I can understand why he's so gutted
dave_blue12
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Would braking have risked a spin?
It looked to me that any form of spin was quite likely to take both out.
Yes it would, applying any sort of force to the wheels on a low grip surface increases the possibility of losing the car completely.
Vettel momentarily lost the back end and was forced to take to the grass, he was not in control at that point and only regained control after he had rejoined the track. The track is very narrow which meant that Hamilton was unable to take advantage of Vettel's loss of momentum.
Racing incident, nothing more.
aguerrrroooooooooooo
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Yep he makes mistakes, he's still a great driver, just not as good as Lewis.His driving often shows us that he’s human.
dave_blue12
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Yep he makes mistakes, he's still a great driver, just not as good as Lewis.
The Ferrari is clearly more difficult to drive than the Merc. The aero package is not as efficient meaning in any given set up there is less downforce.
Vettel drove very well over the entire weekend and deserved the victory.
aguerrrroooooooooooo
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You're a brave man posting that on here :DThe Ferrari is clearly more difficult to drive than the Merc. The aero package is not as efficient meaning in any given set up there is less downforce.
Vettel drove very well over the entire weekend and deserved the victory.
dave_blue12
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You're a brave man posting that on here :D
Both are great drivers but clearly Hamilton is in the better car.
PannickAtTheDisco
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The Ferrari is clearly more difficult to drive than the Merc. The aero package is not as efficient meaning in any given set up there is less downforce.
Vettel drove very well over the entire weekend and deserved the victory.
Not true. The Mercedes is more chsllenging to drive as shown by Lewis sticking it in the wall on Friday and it's arse hanging out all weekend, but the offset is it makes it a faster car with more rewards.
Vettel in a Merc would have been in the wall half the races this season, such is his error-strewn nature. Damaged goods.
dave_blue12
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Not true. The Mercedes is more chsllenging to drive as shown by Lewis sticking it in the wall on Friday and it's arse hanging out all weekend, but the offset is it makes it a faster car with more rewards.
Vettel in a Merc would have been in the wall half the races this season, such is his error-strewn nature. Damaged goods.
You are entitled to your opinion.