DrBlueBob
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As I am a Lewis fan and not Ferrari I think it was rather enhanced.
Also I think Ferrari cause a lot of their own problems with odd strategy.
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Also I think Ferrari cause a lot of their own problems with odd strategy.
The race sounded awful. Ferrari had it in the bag until Vettels misfortune on a track that's almost impossible to overtake on.
Why they want to manipulate the results by getting Leclerc ahead in the pits is an odd one after seemingly doing the opposite in the last race. I can only assume Vettel and Leclerc have been told that they are battling for number 1 driver status for the 2020 season.
Why they want to manipulate the results by getting Leclerc ahead in the pits is an odd one after seemingly doing the opposite in the last race. I can only assume Vettel and Leclerc have been told that they are battling for number 1 driver status for the 2020 season.
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If you're enjoyment is results driven then yeah fair enough I suppose.As I am a Lewis fan and not Ferrari I think it was rather enhanced.
Also I think Ferrari cause a lot of their own problems with odd strategy.
I personally wanted to see Lewis battle with both Ferrari drivers but that was taken away from of us sadly
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[QTE="aguerrrroooooooooooo, post: 12099013, member: 69143"]If you're enjoyment is results driven then yeah fair enough I suppose.
I personally wanted to see Lewis battle with both Ferrari drivers but that was taken away from of us sadly[/QUOTE]
I can't argue with that apart from to say that all sport is results driven. We did get to Charles attempts to get past Valteri and so there was excitement from that perspective.
I personally wanted to see Lewis battle with both Ferrari drivers but that was taken away from of us sadly[/QUOTE]
I can't argue with that apart from to say that all sport is results driven. We did get to Charles attempts to get past Valteri and so there was excitement from that perspective.
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Allowing Seb to run the team is not working for Ferrari. It is detracting from his own performance and destroying Chuck's chances, race after race.
Vettel lost the plot after the order was in place to let Leclerc pass and he refused, the team then fucked him over with tyres pit stops bring out behind Leclerc, so Vettel pulled up right in the middle of the race and made it look a engine problem bring out the safety car knowing lewis had a free pit stop, Ferrari will now get rid of Vettel at the end of the season and keep the young Leclerc and bring in a new number 2, maybe lewis dream to drive Ferrari could be on the cards
lewis just sat and waited for the trouble to boil over and won the race and Ferrari looking daft in 3rd place when a 1 and 2 on the cards
lewis just sat and waited for the trouble to boil over and won the race and Ferrari looking daft in 3rd place when a 1 and 2 on the cards
1.618034
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Looking like the Suzuka race will be almost certainly wet and possibly cancelled.
https://www.skysports.com/watch/video/sports/f1/11830610/could-typhoon-affect-rwc-and-f1
Honda will be gutted, as they have brought lots of upgrades for their home race.
https://www.skysports.com/watch/video/sports/f1/11830610/could-typhoon-affect-rwc-and-f1
Honda will be gutted, as they have brought lots of upgrades for their home race.
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To be honest a typhoon would make it a classic race.Looking like the Suzuka race will be almost certainly wet and possibly cancelled.
https://www.skysports.com/watch/video/sports/f1/11830610/could-typhoon-affect-rwc-and-f1
Honda will be gutted, as they have brought lots of upgrades for their home race.
"And there off! Verstappen literally on his way to Pyongyang... "
1.618034
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To be honest a typhoon would make it a classic race.
"And there off! Verstappen literally on his way to Pyongyang... "
rain is ok in F1 but strong wind is not, with typhoon anything is possible and can blow itself out very quickly or become a monster
If the medical helicopter can't fly, there's no racing.