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I would really have expected Hamilton to end up higher than 7th, so did the lack of engine settings compromise him? Also wasn't Bottas moaning about it being impossible to race with the engine settings he had? So then perhaps F1 has a decision to make, it appears it is possible to slow down a 'too f...

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I don't get why though? Why is it a problem to run wide at Copse, but yesterday there were 3 or 4 corners where every single lap every car was over the white line and it's apparently 'fine'. It used to be the same at Magny Cours, the last corner every single car was over the line before the straigh...

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I don't get why though? Why is it a problem to run wide at Copse, but yesterday there were 3 or 4 corners where every single lap every car was over the white line and it's apparently 'fine'. It used to be the same at Magny Cours, the last corner every single car was over the line before the straight...

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Can somebody please explain to me why they enforce track limits at say Silverstone, but at Spa they can drive as far off the track as they like? It bugs the hell out of me. If they say it's to stop a driver gaining an 'advantage', but its the same for everyone then that makes no sense. So either enf...

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What about the younger guys who need help? They can't test anymore, how are they supposed to learn and improve?

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If the season really is going to start in July at Austria then Mercedes better start hiring back all the 'self employed' machinists they've let go from Brixworth...

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I couldn't really understand why Vettel would have agreed to this strategy anyway... he had effectively got himself in a good position to exploit the tow, so why would he agree?

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because HE is number two driver he will mover when instructed just like Felipe and all the others did when it comes to supporting a wdc fight he is nowhere and his contract will state this When did you see his contract? How is he supporting Lewis' WDC 'fight' exactly. He's the only one who's anywhe...

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In past seasons we've seen that kind of thing called out as 'not racing', but it seems to have passed with barely a comment... and Bottas even seems fine with it. Is the guy just accepting that his 'job' is to help Lewis win and presumably beat MSCs WDC record. It just seems odd that with Bottas in ...

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So €1,120,570 eh? 2 questions. 1. What does it do that makes it that much better than my $300 Casio G Shock. 2. How the hell did they did they come up with the €1,120,570 price tag? They could've put a €1,120,500 or a €1,120,600 value on it but no, it had to be €1,120,570. 1. That's a dumb argument...

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pokerman wrote:Meanwhile both Vettel and Hamilton have slammed the proposal, Vettel has said it's bs whilst Hamilton questions if they know what they are doing?

Well, if you asked the people in the fastest cars what would you expect them to say? Wonder what the guys in the Williams' think?

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https://www.revolution.watch/introducin ... raikkonen/

Doesn't say the price, but it will be at least £100,000

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Heres a thought, a radical one. There does seem that there are some corners that are near impossible to get without at least 2 wheels over the lines, year in, year out, be it merc, ferrari, red bull, Lewis, max, seb.. They all do it.. And have for years, which begs the question. Why is that the tra...

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Perhaps they should reprofile some corners to make them a lot sharper and then when the drivers cut them they might end up taking the route they should have done in the first place.

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David Coulthard: Sainz was perfectly within his rights to let his car drift...

David Coulthard: LeClerc will get a penalty for that.

Can't imagine why the disparity.

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That's the sort of thing I used to roll my eyes at when playing on the original Playstation! Seems like everything the FIA comes up with to stop drivers going off track causes problems... surely the electronic route is the answer, since the drivers (cough VETTEL cough) are hellbent on ignoring track...

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Would like to see Seb at Mercedes mainly to watch him and Lewis in equal cars. Of course they could also race in equal cars at Ferrari. Would settle a lot of bickering about who is winning just because they have the better car. It really wouldn't... whoever moved to the other's team would be disadv...

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https://www.planetf1.com/news/f1-bosses ... -for-2021/

All for this, but it will NEVER EVER happen. Look what happened last time they restricted radio...

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Unsafe release?

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“I hate people going back a number of years because the rulebook’s evolved, the manner in which they’ve been interpreted has evolved with everyone being involved in that discussion. When we start talking about precedent and incidents occurring three years ago, what may have been a breach then becaus...

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Herb wrote: Championship position should have no impact on stewards decisions.

That ship sailed a long time ago.

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Lt. Drebin wrote:Zero chances of rain. Just checked it.

Shocker, there hasn't been a wet start since they changed the rules about reforming the grid after the safety car.

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It seems slightly odd to have a second race in a country that doesn't have a (popular) driver. Spain and Germany got second races because they had superstar drivers...

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I don't foresee sleepless nights in Toto's future. Maybe Bottas's, and definitely Vettel's, but not Toto's...

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Well now that it is here I guess we shall see. But I still don’t like it. Will it lead to the front runners pushing more at the end of races? I’m not so sure because taking care of the tires and preserving the position is most definitely more important than the 1 point you get for fastest lap. And ...

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Point for fastest lap is much better than a point for pole. At least a WDC can't be decided before a race starts this way.

Also this will ensure the top teams need to show their genuine pace, if only for one lap.

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The radio is probably quite important for the 'show'. As it's almost impossible to see the driver these days, it at least gives some connection for the viewer to the human inside the car. When we talk about 'spec' parts, is it the case that the teams are making the parts to a spec or is it that they...

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Wouldn't they push hard at the start to burn off the fuel and then once they'd got just barely enough to make it to the end of the race they'd start coasting again.

Best idea would be a mandatory fuel refill about 2/3rds of the way through the race!

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What do gearboxes add to the show?

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Yeah, I don't trust Horner when he says next year's car will look different, because they never do.

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I still think we can not compare drivers of the different era, and the hazy lines between them makes it even harder to do so. Then, there is also a period of a driver in his prime and out of his prime. One can thin of many other factors. Also, who can deny that, for example Lecler wasn't driving on...

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He talks a lot of sense, but of course it's Eddie Irvine so people will talk him down...

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4:39, so McLaren have decided that racing drivers in 2050 will have big breasts?

Honestly, what a load of corporate waffle.

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Hmm, it's no wonder people get frustrated with a sport when it's almost 'normal' for one team to win for years at a time is it? Well I guess that's what they are looking to change for 2021 onwards, F1 has basically always been like this. Williams had the best car 1992-1997 with a blip in 1994 becau...

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Hmm, it's no wonder people get frustrated with a sport when it's almost 'normal' for one team to win for years at a time is it? Well I guess that's what they are looking to change for 2021 onwards, F1 has basically always been like this. Williams had the best car 1992-1997 with a blip in 1994 becau...

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Hmm, it's no wonder people get frustrated with a sport when it's almost 'normal' for one team to win for years at a time is it?

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At Interlagos Lewis Hamilton was less than a lap from exhaust system failure when the lean mixture sent the temperatures soaring above 1000 degrees F. The team enriched the fuel mapping and Lewis was able to finish and win the race. Then he would have DNF'd, and we'd have one step further towards u...

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Pointless making a rule and then changing it... no doubt they'll break the age limit rule and allow a 15 year old wonderkid to race at some point

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Well to me there's no doubt that he's extremely talented. His performances post-Monaco have generally been excellent. He's been the match of Hamilton in performance, producing the sort of level which could beat Hamilton should he be in similar machinery. He's been impressive and is consistently dan...

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Maybe if there was a mandatory two pitstop rule, the drivers would be able to hammer the tyres properly?

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