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UnlikeUday wrote: ↑
Thu Aug 05, 2021 3:49 pm
Yep.........this indeed just happened. That legendary confident pose is inescapable to any F1 fan!

Source - Imgur

Ok, some explanation would help!

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UnlikeUday wrote: ↑
Thu Aug 05, 2021 3:42 pm
No wonder half the time he keeps talking about Red Bull........

Source - Imgur

What a find!!!

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I knew you had a database, but didn't know how much info you got in there. Sounds like you have done a good work Dolo. I don't have any questions myself at the moment, just wanted to give you a massive thumbs up!

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This came up on my youtube suggestions today:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZUOGKTzxyE

I bet he wouldn't be asking for a harsher penalty for Mercedes today, would he?

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Dan Ticktum dropped from Williams with immediate effect. Williams denies that it's to do with a comment he made about Latifi on social media and says the decision was made before the Hungarian GP weekend. The media aren't so sure....... If you don't know, Tictum was on Twitch and someone made a com...

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Something else reportedly may have played a role in the recent races:

https://www.planetf1.com/news/fia-techn ... -red-bull/

Mercedes believes that Honda was pulling a Ferrari...

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^ This is what confused me about Grosjean's one-race ban in 2012. The stewards would have been perfectly entitled, in my view, to give him this ban on the basis of repeat offences but the reason given, as I recall, was, colliding with championship contenders. It implied that, if he'd taken out the ...

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In the Hungarian Grand Prix, Kimi had an unsafe pit release, where he took Mazepin out of the race as a consequence and continued in the race himself. This is a 100% fault incident on the part of Kimi/Alfa, and unsafe pit releases when there is no contact always carry a penalty. Despite being wholl...

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In the Hungarian Grand Prix, Kimi had an unsafe pit release, where he took Mazepin out of the race as a consequence and continued in the race himself. This is a 100% fault incident on the part of Kimi/Alfa, and unsafe pit releases when there is no contact always carry a penalty. Despite being wholl...

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In the Hungarian Grand Prix, Kimi had an unsafe pit release, where he took Mazepin out of the race as a consequence and continued in the race himself. This is a 100% fault incident on the part of Kimi/Alfa, and unsafe pit releases when there is no contact always carry a penalty. Despite being wholl...

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Last season in 2 car finishes it was 6-5 between Sainz and Norris. There was little between them. The main difference in the points is the 2nd place finish for Sainz after the red flag at Monza. Would you not agree that Norris looks like he's taken another step forward and that his performances don...

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Last season in 2 car finishes it was 6-5 between Sainz and Norris. There was little between them. The main difference in the points is the 2nd place finish for Sainz after the red flag at Monza. Would you not agree that Norris looks like he's taken another step forward and that his performances don...

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I was thinking the same thing recently and also got confused with the big "6" in the Merc's noses! Bizarre

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Yeah in game I can get it though they're doing it to put them off. But I can't imagine Giannis going up to collect his MVP award and getting booed. Which is basically what happened Saturday it's not in the moment of the game. The games finished and the crowd are booing. Most sport fans at that poin...

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A lot of armchair pundits on the interwebs are taking this as evidence that Valtteri won't be back after the summer break.... ...and after the massive crashfest that he caused on lap one. I am guessing that Merc are going to use the test to get George more comfortably fitted in the car for the 2022...

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I don't see the point of booing when the contest is over. Football fans do it, I assume, to try to put their rivals off during the game, but when it's over? Pointless, unevolved behaviour IMNVHO Because there's always a next time It's a bit if a myth football fans do it to be fair. Football fans ma...

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This may be a stupid question. But what happens with the trophies when it happens this late if anyone knows? Do Seb and Hamilton return their trophies. And then they get given to Hamilton and Sainz? Or do they just give out an additional second and third place trophy. Or does Hamilton just keep thi...

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If that's not an indication of next year's Merc line-up, then I don't know what is...

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UnlikeUday wrote: ↑
Mon Aug 02, 2021 8:55 am
The crash as witnessed by the spectators:

I love the guy with the black raincoat celebrating with his fists in the air at the end!

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So the Aston Martin appeal mentions that they should have 1.44l still left in the tank:

https://www.planetf1.com/news/aston-mar ... dq-appeal/

It is amazing how accurate a measurement this sounds

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BMWSauber84 wrote: ↑
Mon Aug 02, 2021 5:50 am
While being level on points with Charles hugelt flatters his performance, he has done very well so far. Exactly what Ferrari hoped he would bring plus a little bit more.

Absolutely this. I think they must be very happy in Italy with their driver selection

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This may be a stupid question. But what happens with the trophies when it happens this late if anyone knows? Do Seb and Hamilton return their trophies. And then they get given to Hamilton and Sainz? Or do they just give out an additional second and third place trophy. Or does Hamilton just keep thi...

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How far would a 0.6 litres get you though? I'm sure they could have wind it down a bit over the last few laps and probably still got third? It is in the rules in black and white but it feels harsh. Do they have to make it back to the pits nowadays? I honestly can't remember, I do remember drivers p...

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wire2004 wrote: ↑
Sun Aug 01, 2021 9:33 pm
So effectively they are going to try and retrieve the remaining fuel that they said they had in the car during the appeal.

Maybe it's in the hidden second tank!

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Max Verstappen's first line of his post-race interview: "Again, taken out by a Mercedes, so..." Olympic gold medal for whinging, though still time for his team principal to nick it from him. Getting tedious now! If Max had some humour he'd be saying something like "interesting tactics by Mercedes"...

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New member here, casually follow F1 - I'm a huge Ferrari fan so I haven't been watching a great deal recently. But hope to have some decent discussions. Is there a reason why I can't post threads? I'd like to ask a few questions. Welcome! Probably best to ask the mods in the feedback thread: https:...

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Did he break the rules, though? He made a mistake, but I don't think he broke any rules aside from the result of the mistake. I think Hamilton is saying he'd go for the move again given the same chance, and just hope to do it better next time. Fair point. He needs to clean up in that case or he'll ...

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It is obviously possible that Verstappen wouldn't make the corner, but he didn't get the chance. It also feels irrelevant at the moment, not sure what does that prove. I think they just pushed each other to a game of chicken with late braking and this was the result. They hopefully learned something...

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Unless they really have some new, as yet unseen, revelation this really does seem a waste of time. I thought penalties cannot be overturned after being served. Or is this penalties that they received, not another team? This is getting petulant from RB now, but I'll probably wait for any new "signif...

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Interesting developments on the diagram provided by Mercedes to the stewards at Silverstone in defence of Hamilton's move. Here is the diagram: https://scontent-lcy1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t39.30808-6/220209071_210045274433908_2733492169013680693_n.jpg?_nc_cat=111&ccb=1-3&_nc_sid=730e14&_nc_ohc=eFHnw8qfI...

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Being that Verstappen was ahead “AND” Hamilton had MORE THAN A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF HIS CAR ALONGSIDE UPON ENTRY TO THE CORNER, it was Verstappen’s responsibility to MAINTAIN his line AND NOT cut across INTO the attacking driver. There isn’t any thy to debate on that front. Every other driver who...

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Are we surprised that Horner talks BS?

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F1Tyrant wrote: ↑
Mon Jul 26, 2021 6:44 am
My thoughts exactly, KV.

Second that.

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This thread has turned into a hyperbole see-saw. Such extreme views on both sides. The truth resides somewhere near the middle. Haha absolutely! I think the poll accurately describe the situation. If anyone is to blame it's Lewis, but we're content to have it be a racing incident. If they both suff...

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This thread has turned into a hyperbole see-saw. Such extreme views on both sides. The truth resides somewhere near the middle. Haha absolutely! I think the poll accurately describe the situation. If anyone is to blame it's Lewis, but we're content to have it be a racing incident. If they both suff...

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This thread has turned into a hyperbole see-saw. Such extreme views on both sides. The truth resides somewhere near the middle. Haha absolutely! I think the poll accurately describe the situation. If anyone is to blame it's Lewis, but we're content to have it be a racing incident. If they both suff...

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Is it reasonable to assume that Hamilton ran wide out of Copse because his car was briefly destabilised by the contact? I would imagine Max's car would be more of a door stop rather than a magnet? Joking aside, I think the issue was the understeer, not the contact. Contact will always make that car...

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This thread has turned into a hyperbole see-saw. Such extreme views on both sides. The truth resides somewhere near the middle. :thumbup: Yep, and let's not forget the stewards saw fit to share blame (predominately Hamilton, but not entirely). Both drivers contributed to the incident, both could ha...

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So just asking the question here. Corner speed aside & keeping in mind that at one point Hamilton was virtually level with Verstappen, by how much does this incident differ from Verstappens pass on Leclerc in Austria in 2019? Verstappen was slightly behind going into the corner the same as Hamilton...

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So just asking the question here. Corner speed aside & keeping in mind that at one point Hamilton was virtually level with Verstappen, by how much does this incident differ from Verstappens pass on Leclerc in Austria in 2019? Verstappen was slightly behind going into the corner the same as Hamilton...

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