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I haven't posted for ages... Even trying to seduce subordinate can be very uncomfortable for subordinate. How do you handle such a pressure from boss? In many companies such a relationship between boss and employee are prohibited for a very good reason. This is why Bill Gates was remov.. left Micros...

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I haven't seen many races in past 3 or 4 years, but since liberty media took over F1 I've got a feeling that too often entertainment is factor when some decisions are made. That "let then race" attitude is what brought us this controversy. It's not F1 that I used to watch. As for the race I'm kinda ...

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Feels to me that an overarching discretion allowing the race director to ensure safety on track is being leveraged to allow disregard for rules and procedures as written in favour of what is good for the show . It doesn't sit well with me. That rule certainly wasn't written with entertainment in mi...

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As was said in the main race thread. Merc may end up pulling out as a result. Rules not being applied consistently and the sports reputation. I can see merc leaving due to the sporting competition not being consistently applied properly. Toto might be a be furious, but that's it. Such a decisions a...

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Absolutely not. There are rules and regulations for a reason. Masi played God. If him going is the only result from the protest then we all win. Ok so at this point what do you suggest as the solution to this screw-up? The race results decided based on order before safety car came in? That would be...

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Merc should drop this protest for the good of the sport. Yes they were screwed today by a questionable decision but can’t take it away from Max like this. Absolutely not. There are rules and regulations for a reason. Masi played God. If him going is the only result from the protest then we all win....

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It's been a while since last time I visited these forums. Good luck PF1 Mod :>

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I don't think Red Bull is going to win WDC this season anyway. He joined Renault to win WDC not to just score more podiums. It might take some time, but Renault has as much money as Red Bull. Ricciardo won 2 races last year, even race wins have no value? As for the money side, no the Renault F1 tea...

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I don't think Red Bull is going to win WDC this season anyway. He joined Renault to win WDC not to just score more podiums. It might take some time, but Renault has as much money as Red Bull. Ricciardo won 2 races last year, even race wins have no value? As for the money side, no the Renault F1 tea...

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simonr23 wrote:That’s true for most people over 40yo.

Good point

Could be true for anyone to be honest. We never know.

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I don't think Red Bull is going to win WDC this season anyway. He joined Renault to win WDC not to just score more podiums. It might take some time, but Renault has as much money as Red Bull.

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O kurde. To aż tak słabo.

No mam nadzieję że za parę wyścigów będzie lepiej. Ty bardziej że na przykład teraz czytam że Ferrari może być jeszcze szybsze w kwalifikacjach.

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Oglądał ktoś treningi??

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You guys realize Mercedes could be the faster car then Ferrari ? and really those times are irrelevant. Never listen to Hamilton, he always claims Ferrari is faster, he does it deliberately, 2nd part of 2018 season, Merc was far faster car, it is pure fact, but we still heard tons of such crap. Tes...

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Fajny artykuł.

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Ferrari improved when allison left. This is his first car at merc and looks like it has issues. Yes we dont know for sure yet, but it made me think whether hes actually any good? what has he done? bit part player in the ferrari success 00-05, then renault but clearly not responsible for the 05 and ...

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No I don't think so. The most that could be said would be that Vettel may have had to overdrive the car if he felt it was missing that final bit of speed, but even so that's still down to the driver making the best of it. I don't think the car can be blamed for the mistakes that were made, even if ...

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Raczej minorowe. Pewnie będziemy świętować jak będą punkty.

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No I don't think so. The most that could be said would be that Vettel may have had to overdrive the car if he felt it was missing that final bit of speed, but even so that's still down to the driver making the best of it. I don't think the car can be blamed for the mistakes that were made, even if ...

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It looks like it's going to be Renault. They have everything to make it happen. Maybe not this year, but next year it should be quite possible. Of course history knows many examples of teams that failed to deliver.

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The Mercs are finally turning up the wick a little it seems. Yep but still everyone seems to have the opinion that Ferrari are the fastest, maybe half a second faster? From what we have seen so far; Ferrari being fastest in Australia is looking to be the most likely scenario. You can never know for...

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That's real bummer. I was hoping for some progress for them since Kubica is there. Hopefully it's not wasted season.

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No need for an apology. I took your post as a counter argument to my own argument, and fully understood where you were coming from. Always excellent to see things from different points of view, and more gratifying to discuss all things F1 with other well informed, die hard F1 aficionados. :thumbup:...

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I'm probably being a bit thick skinned but Alfa Romeo sounds better to me than Sauber, I guess it's the nostalgia thing? For me Sauber IS just as Nostalgiac as any other name to have ever competed in F1, BUT Sauber brought more superstar elite drivers than most other teams in history, and on very s...

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In this sense you have to give credit to BMW. It was their actual factory team, but they kept Sauber in the name during their years of the partnership. This is purely a marketing exercise for Alfa Romeo, to be Ferrari's Toro Rossi, yet they are scrapping the Sauber legacy in the process. I thought ...

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I'm probably being a bit thick skinned but Alfa Romeo sounds better to me than Sauber, I guess it's the nostalgia thing? For me Sauber IS just as Nostalgiac as any other name to have ever competed in F1, BUT Sauber brought more superstar elite drivers than most other teams in history, and on very s...

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Surprised to not see a thread on this, but it is the quiet season. With Sauber gone, it's the final of the 90s medium sized privateer teams to disappear from the grid. Although with 26 seasons in the sport, that means they lasted twice as long as the Jordan name did. Where exactly are they going? A...

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It was Mattiacci who signed Vettel away from Red Bull, and he was the one who signed James Allison... I think it's debatable how good either of these moves were. Vettel isn't an upgrade on Alonso, and the car didn't really start moving forward dramatically until Allison had left - and since it's co...

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What is Williams sources of income other than racing. McLaren and Williams both get legacy payments but the Mclaren tech centre/ cars have a steady income that leaves me to believe one day they may bounce back. The one problem being they got rid of Ron Dennis who was a huge driving force for their ...

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@cwir jak ktoś rozumie co się tam dzieje to luzik, ale ludzie strasznie są zawistni a 100m zł to dużo dla nich. Już wczoraj były komentarze były o tym jak to kasę państwowa spółka marnuje. To tym bardziej będzie hejt jak coś nie wyjdzie. Ja w pracy każdemu mówię (bo ludzie wiedzą że ja oglądam F1) ż...

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Tylko żeby balonika nie nadmuchiwali. Bo wyników może nie być, bo każdy kto śledzi F1 to wie jaki samochód miał Williams w tym roku.

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It's official now.

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Za godzinę się dowiemy.

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No i nagle dla mnie F1 stała się bardziej interesująca.

Ogólnie to chyba tylko coś nieco ponad 1/3 wyścigów widziałem w tym roku. Teraz może więcej w 2019 jak życie pozwoli.

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Siema siema!

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Okay, I'll be the party pooper here. I hate the fact that Kimi is going to Sauber. On a grid with too few seats available as it is, there's no way a guy who's pushing 40 and way past his prime should be driving for one of these smaller teams that are basically the only opportunities for young drive...

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Run offs.

You can put spectators inside the oval. Or around it just a bit further away on some pillars so there is plenty space for run offs.

https://imgur.com/a/LmLRq8T

sorry for silly image but this is best i can do.

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I know I have already posted in this one, but again, what does he have to lose? He stays at Red Bull, they improve. How man of us think they will improve enough to threaten Ferrari and Merc on a regular toe-to-toe basis? (small number of deluded people say ME) He goes to Renault, and they stay as t...

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Dan just had enough. He is bringing more points to the team and despite that he was going to get paycut while his teammate got lucrative contract. Renault is very serious about F1, I believe in 2 years it can challenge for wins on regular basis.

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