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Williams don’t have a spare chassis following Albon’s big shunt in practice. From the tweet below looks like they’ll be using Sargeant’s car for Albon for the rest of the weekend. https://x.com/phortonf1/status/1771095697401446462?s=46&t=ogYVTvP780Kb_NbBode63w Not sure how I feel about that. That's...

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Williams don’t have a spare chassis following Albon’s big shunt in practice. From the tweet below looks like they’ll be using Sargeant’s car for Albon for the rest of the weekend. https://x.com/phortonf1/status/1771095697401446462?s=46&t=ogYVTvP780Kb_NbBode63w Not sure how I feel about that. That's...

Siao7

But the "gaming of the system" only started after Magnussen received the second penalty and his race was ruined. Only then he was asked to help his teammate scoring points - and the duel with Tsunoda began ... They met each other more than once during the race. Edit: and Magnussen actually did not ...

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I think there's a pretty clear argument for Red Bull bringing the sport into disrepute if they're actually engaging in a coverup. It's drawn international attention at this point, and it's getting people that don't normally care about F1 to suddenly notice it in a bad light. Well, it wasn't RB that...

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It could certainly be argued that it's tenuous but my understanding is that any FIA involvement would be predicated on broad disrepute provisions within the International Sporting Code: The FIA, however, has the ISC at its disposal which may force the matter. There are specific articles relating to...

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Australian GP:

1. Verstappen
2. Perez
3. Leclerc
4. Sainz
5. Norris
6. Alonso
7. Hamilton
8. Russell
9. Piastri
10. Stroll

Siao7

Here is my take Why has it gone to the fia now. Its nothing to do with them. This is not a sporting matter. Its a workplace matter and has been dealt with by red bull racing internally. If she wanted to take it further. Then you take it to a employment tribunal. Not the governing body of the sport....

Siao7

I see Senna getting a bit ridiculed for dirty driving, when you compare with the likes of Schumacher and Verstappen he looks somewhat saintly apart from that one incident that was pay back for the year before. Your remark has me wondering what your definition of saintly would be, but let's not star...

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I see Senna getting a bit ridiculed for dirty driving, when you compare with the likes of Schumacher and Verstappen he looks somewhat saintly apart from that one incident that was pay back for the year before. Your remark has me wondering what your definition of saintly would be, but let's not star...

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Well, it eliminates the human factor. No system or person is infallible and having both in place will lead to protests. Imagine the sensor indicating movement, but not visible on the camera, people would start to claim a faulty sensor. The FIA just can't win in this situation, I am fine with how it...

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Prost: annihilated by Senna on raw pace, I don’t even consider him a GOAT contender. On raw pace? At the races? Nothing further from the truth. Go watch the races, or ask Jo Ramirez (Mclaren Team Coordinator, a legend within Mclaren btw) which on more than one interview has declared that "the days ...

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UnlikeUday wrote: ↑
Tue Mar 12, 2024 12:09 pm

Saw this somewhere else. It will take them a bit to implement their expertise I guess, but a good move for Ferrari if it all works out

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t2jd1967 wrote: ↑
Tue Mar 12, 2024 10:30 am

Siao7 wrote: ↑
Tue Mar 12, 2024 9:41 am

Frank Lee wrote: ↑
Fri Mar 08, 2024 2:01 am
Hello everyone, new on here.
Just registered.
Long time follower of F1.
Welcome to the madness!
You're sure it is not a madhouse?

@Frank welcome on board!

That too!

Siao7

Frank Lee wrote: ↑
Fri Mar 08, 2024 2:01 am
Hello everyone, new on here.
Just registered.
Long time follower of F1.

Welcome to the madness!

Siao7

I think I heard someone saying this is Lewis' worst start to the season since he entered the sport Controversial opinion, but perhaps as Lewis is leaving the team this year they are putting all their effort into George now, same as they did for Nico in 2016. They put all their efforts into Nico in ...

Siao7

It was until the FiA clamped down on the Michellin tyres at the behest of Ferrari and Montoya getting that ridiculous penalty in the 2003 United States Grand Prix. What happened with the FIA clamping down on Michelin tyres? Michellin had created tyres that would deform quite a lot under a sideways ...

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More big happenings occurring on this it seems some 19 page article with a load of detail, including naming the lady involved and apparently Horner is suing the webiste/company involved Which article mate? Just seen references to it on Google news feed, not read that 19 paper though, I think it's n...

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FormulaFun wrote: ↑
Wed Mar 06, 2024 12:10 pm
More big happenings occurring on this it seems some 19 page article with a load of detail, including naming the lady involved and apparently Horner is suing the webiste/company involved

Which article mate?

Siao7

A good list here, including some I didn't miss :thumbup: 2003 was before my time watching but it's on my list of races to watch at some point. 2008 & 2009 would be my picks. A sign of how the sport has changed is how few cars break down nowadays, but loads breaking down seemed to be a hallmark of t...

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Saudi GP:

1. Verstappen
2. Perez
3. Leclerc
4. Sainz
5. Norris
6. Hamilton
7. Russell
8. Alonso
9. Piastri
10. Stroll

Siao7

this puts 2021 AD into a new perspective FIA president being investigated for interfering with race result https://www.planetf1.com/news/fia-president-mohammed-ben-sulayem-investgiated-race-result Well he did slam the 2008 Renault F1 car in the wall in the same manner that Piquet did. So it's obvio...

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DOLOMITE wrote: ↑
Mon Mar 04, 2024 10:49 am

Siao7 wrote: ↑
Mon Mar 04, 2024 10:06 am
Every time I see a post from Dolo and his avatar, I think he is angry with me for some reason...
Fixed!

Aaaww, thank you!

Siao7

Every time I see a post from Dolo and his avatar, I think he is angry with me for some reason...

Siao7

I answered two driver fighting for the WDC, but basically the poll doesn't make sense. It's like asking if you want to see someone compete, or if you would rather have the winner declared in advance. The answer is quite obvious. What I want is a season like 2012, when the first seven races was won ...

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Now we’ve seen quali sims in this session, I’m prediting this top six for qualifying: 1. Leclerc 2. Sainz 3. Verstappen 4. Russell 5. Norris 6. Hamilton Perez's poor qualy form will affect him even more this season as other cars seem closer. Verstappen will be able to make the most of his RB20 to s...

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Genuine question, is Max slower during the first 4-6 races of the season or is Perez quicker in this period? I have always thought that Ferrari looked so strong at the start of 2022 (first 4 races) was in part to Max not being his usual self and once he had the big gap to Perez Ferrari never domina...

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Bahrain GP:

1. Verstappen
2. Leclerc
3. Sainz
4. Perez
5. Norris
6. Hamilton
7. Russell
8. Norris
9. Piastri
10. Ricciardo

Siao7

Then, why did Masi/F1 do this ? For sure a finish behind SC would have had a bigger backlash. What happened was just the lesser of the two evils... Do you remember the last time the title was decided behind the SC? Most people need reminding of it, that’s how uneventful and none controversial it wa...

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Tomato, tomato... Nope... There would have been nothing questionable if Lewis wins behind the SC about fairness as you put it. Rules are clear, all cars must be unlapped, how could you complain that why the RD didnt remove just the cars between Lewis and Max for the sake of fairness, then dont wait...

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Yes, that is possible but still puzzling. Marko does not have many years to go and he is hardly going to run the team, is he now? I personally never bought into the Horner/Marko power struggle story. Horner may want Marko out of the way in teams of young driver scouting and the like, but that hardl...

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A driver who is not having to adapt to anything has an advantage over a driver who is adapting. Again, its not me you're arguing with - its the data we have over numerous team mate comparisons including Hamilton himself when he joined Merc in the first place I think it is a load of nonsense persona...

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As much as I disagree with you KV, god damn it man I admire your commitment to your cause. You know, my favourite driver growing up was actually Michael Schumacher. It’s said the driver who leaves the strongest impression on you is the best driver when you were a kid. For me personally, I think tha...

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So here goes - Remember this is just a bit of fun. We can quibble with odd positions (I swap certain names around regularly) but I'll be interested to here if anyone thinks I've got anything way out and will use contributions to reassess my list. Here we go again... 1 - Michael Schumacher 3 - Juan ...

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Fiki wrote: ↑
Thu Feb 01, 2024 11:46 am

Siao7 wrote: ↑
Thu Feb 01, 2024 11:36 am
Thank god, this may stop that Masi thread. For a bit anyway...
With a bit of luck (lot of luck?) there might still be a Massa thread on the way...

Thank god for that. Variety, it is the essence of life!

Siao7

Thank god, this may stop that Masi thread. For a bit anyway...

Siao7

Well, in this case I take the word of those with authority above that of yours. Which I think is not at all an unfair position to take. goto 10. The appeal to authority fallacy is the logical fallacy of saying a claim is true simply because an authority figure made it. I think more than enough for ...

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Glad you don't accuse me of making up a rule out of thin air! The stewards may or may not be involved in writing the regulations, but they are the only ones allowed to interpret them during a race weekend. Mercedes could have challenged, but chose not to. But as previously mentioned. Mercedes Only ...

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My hunch would be a 3+2, which would be after the first year of the new rules, see where the car stands and then decide what he wants to do, stay or leave.

Siao7

Monaco. Yes for historical value. Azerbaijan. Yes. Its the 2nd one. Singapore. Yes. 1st night race. Everything else. NO. in a 25 race season. Street tracks will be 25% of the entire season. This is not what f1 is about and gors against the entire deal of the sport. We may as well just bring in 2 or...

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Paolo_Lasardi wrote: ↑
Wed Jan 24, 2024 9:48 pm

TheGiantHogweed wrote: ↑
Wed Jan 24, 2024 1:25 pm
Doesn't this thread need renaming to Re: PF1 Forum TMW 2024 prediction thread 2: Williams and Visa Cash App RB Formula One Team?
What an utterly uninspiring name.

Oh god, first time I read it. This is terrible

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