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I can't understand how people continue to entertain the thought that Verstappen will have a choice of Merc or Ferrari for 2021. Leclerc's made Ferrari a closed shop for Verstappen. They're starting to have troubles controlling their drivers now. Verstappen & Leclerc as team mates? That's bound to e...

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The first comment below the article is pure cruelty hahaha (says word is that they are already faster than Williams)

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Mort Canard wrote:
JN23 wrote:
-K- wrote:Alpha Tauri and Alfa Romeo? Might some accidentally start spelling one or the other the wrong way around?
To ease the confusion I think we should call them Minardi and Sauber. You aren't getting those two confused.

Bahahahahaha

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Check out the Johnny Cash video for his version of the song Hurt. Very good and the story behind it is interesting too.

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Asphalt_World wrote:Well done Mercedes.

Agree 100%

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Aw gee, I'll take 2 what the heck....

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Asphalt_World wrote:Nice interview with Leclerc. Hope he can maintain his calm attitude outside of the car. It's refreshing. He could be seriously less happy sounding.

Charles continues to impress. He doesn't seem to suffer from the immaturity that some younger drivers have struggled with, on and off the track.

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I think i can see steam coming out from Charles' helmet.

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Asphalt_World wrote:How is it that at Monaco they seem to be able to remove crashed or broken down cars from the circuit so quickly, but at other street circuits it seems to take so long.

More cranes i think

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Vettel took a lot of risk there.

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JN23 wrote:Don't get Merc strategy here... Hamilton ending up fourth.

Has to be a mistake. So odd

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Wow this could go so many ways now

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tootsie323 wrote:
jimmyj wrote:Someone do something!
Did you radio that directly to Hamilton?

Hahahaha

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Someone do something!

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My friend and I are really serious about going to Spa and Monza as a package tour next year (because we love the tracks and also they are only a week apart). I googled F1 travel packages and there are so many to choose from, it's overwhelming. Do any of you have any advice for a reputable company to...

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What a terrible accident, thank goodness no one was killed. Sensors in the pavement seem like a smarter way to manage track limits than big kerbs.

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I don't like the idea. One race should not determine the championship unless it's a very close battle up to that race, in which case single points would be enough.

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Team statement says Sato did not turn left (based on telemetry)
https://speedsport.com/indy/indycar-ser ... ono-crash/

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My friends and I who follow Indycar struggle with this. We do love the mix of track types including ovals / tri-ovals, (they aren't boring races despite what so many people think). Your point is spot on though, they are just SO dangerous. Look how bad the crashes have taken place at them, Indy, Texa...

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Nothing new happens. Mercedes keeps winning. RBR gets one more odd win. Ferrari keeps messing up. Albon continues where Gasly left only crashing more than him. No new visitors to podium. Hamilton gets the title two-three races before the end. Everyone hopes for a better new year, Ferrari makes prom...

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Wow another great race! This is why we love F1.

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Wonder if we all witnessed Hamilton who wasn't at his 100% best? He was suffering from a sore throat all weekend & is still not fine. He has cancelled all his pre-Hungary commitments & has said will rest at home to get enough sleep & rest. I think you are on to something here. The debacle wasn't ju...

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What a race! Fantastic. From the highest of the highs to yhe lowest of the lows!

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Come on Max!

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Great to see Lewis in the old Merc. How amazing would it be to drive that car!

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It would be interesting if formula 1 took a nascar stance on substitutes. Basically. For example. If kurt Busch went Ill in tomorrow's race and Ross Chastain for example took his car at a pit stop. And Chastain carried on and went on too win the race. Kurt Busch would inherit the win and then point...

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F1Tyrant wrote:It was a pleasure to see Hamilton win convincingly in person. I had a great view of Becketts, Hangar, the Loop and Wellington from the grandstand. The hard racing for the final podium spot was brilliant. I'd definately go again!

I am envious, what a great race that would have been to see in person.

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Ooo I can't wait. This race will be so exciting. Great to see the gravel trap brought closer at that corner as well.

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Hahahaha

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Regardless of how you feel about that pass, it is AWFUL for F1 that the last three podiums are up to the Stewards. Horrible for the sport. This. While you can't eliminate stewarding, they need to make these decisions a lot faster - prior to podiums. If that means hustling the drivers before them fo...

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That was amazing! This is what we love about F1. I hope they don't change the result.
I look forward to watching Charles and Max for years to come.

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I watched it again and just can't see it as looking shabby, except for the old looking concrete barriers. In any case, it doesn't really matter and it was a great show. If any of you have the chance to go there you will love the place.

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Rossi is very hungry for an Indycar championship. And I think he will get it this year. I don't know if a backmarker F1 team would lure him away.
Regarding the condition of the track, sure there is worn paint but the place overall is spectacular.

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I think Indycars are a good advert for why making the cars simpler would be a good thing. I don't want F1 to be a spec series, but it doesn't need to be, just far, far less aero dependant. Aero does absolutely nothing for the quality of the show, it does little to technologically advance the motor ...

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I too hoped that there would be more actual racing this season. I don't think we are going to see it though. The cars, the tightening up of rules, etc seem to be leading us down a path of blah.

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Yesterday was a great race at Road America. Rossi dominated, but there was plenty of action behind him. I've attached a link to the 6 minute highlight video from the official Indycar website if any of you are interested. It was a pleasure to watch this race after the lacklustre French GP to say the ...

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I have just stumbled across a Youtube channel I hadn't noticed before. There is some pretty interesting stuff and he has posted a video about this incident that I really enjoyed. I think it's worth a look (there is a very short advertisement in the middle but it's short). https://www.youtube.com/wat...

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I agree with those of you who say "just a racing incident". I feel no penalty had been assigned.

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Lojik wrote:Interesting AMA from Mercedes James Vowles on the Monaco GP.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPX7car ... e=youtu.be

How sad is it that he says, succinctly, no one can overtake at Monaco right at the start

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There you go guys. Knock yourselves out! I didn't think it was that bad; but I'm a fan. Seems the irate 'blue flags!' were for entry into Portier. He had to take a wider line into that corner to gap Max through the tunnel; but with a slower car in front he had to take a shallower line to cover Max ...

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