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lunatic wrote:Laugh away, he still humbled Alonso who turned out to be a cheating backstabbing whinging bitch of a blackmailer

HAHA!! I like your work

viariani

In gambling you lose due to the house edge, a genuine 50/50 gamble will always end up 50/50 given enough samples/time to even out. Exactly! F1 world has a great house edge ;) Imagine I have only seen two F1 races in my entire life. In the first one driver A was leading when he had an engine failure...

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Seriously guys, don't waste you're time with this guy, I don't throw the T word around much but.... Also, some better educated members? I just have to ask why? Or maybe you should ask yourselves. Oh stop being such a precious snowflake, it's only a bit of harmless banter, I enjoy Hamiltons constant...

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Alonso! Raced the Hamster + big Ron in 2007 (were not racing Kimi, we're racing Alonso) and still forced a points draw! Vettel VERY close second, have to concede.. Was that when he was faced with a rookie and had half a season of favourtism and got an observer in to oversee that his second half was...

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Well it would have been first if the driver had extracted the maximum out of it, pranging/beaching a car all by yourself is the opposite of getting the maximum!

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@ Viariani Does maximising a cars potential include throwing it in the gravel 2007 only to be further trumped by fluffing the neutral button as clown moment of the season? Oh dear Lord...[/quote Yes because it was not his fault that Mclaren refused to act on the advice of Bridgestone ]After securin...

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Alonso! Raced the Hamster + big Ron in 2007 (were not racing Kimi, we're racing Alonso) and still forced a points draw!

Vettel VERY close second, have to concede..

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So is Jenson trying to say that he cannot drive a good car or is he really in a backhanded way saying that the car is poor? I just dont see how anyone at McLaren can take any positives out of his statement about the car not suiting him this year given that he is now their de facto #1 driver for nex...

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Pretty sure all drivers would give a right arm to be crowned WDC, seem to remember Jenson on Top Gear (Honda days) being asked would he give up the money, the lifestyle, the cars, the girls etc for a single race win, "Definitely!" he replied so imagine the importance of being the World Driver Champi...

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In gambling you lose due to the house edge, a genuine 50/50 gamble will always end up 50/50 given enough samples/time to even out.

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Definitely, it's the pinnacle of achievement in the sport, imagine being recognised as the "Worlds best driver" in Formula 1!! There's always the danger a lucky or gifted WDC could perhaps devalue the crown, but all the multiple WDC's are the real deal, Alonso, Vettel, Schumacher etc. Yes, it really...

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Lewis Hamilton fan and I reckon the the biggest fan out there. wouldnt even watch f1 if he wasn't in it Funny that, I wasn't particularly watching the race Sunday whilst Hamilton was leading, bit of a borefest, then he broke his car and I was ecstatic! Glued to the screen thereon in, brilliant race...

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Kevinhamilton wrote:Mclaren have been terrible. I just hope it continues next season!

I think McLaren will have a much better car next year, they'll have money to spend on the car rather than the driver...

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Things do tend to even out, look at the points difference between JB & the Hamster after their 3 year tenure together yet they have both beaten each other soundly in individual races.

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Yet another Hamilton fan's sob-story of how he *could* have won if everything had gone perfectly for him yet everyone else's problems had remained . He's been unlucky with reliability etc more than others this season, but that's part of racing. I'm sure you could have written this thread about any ...

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It is hard to tell, just wondered if I was missing something. Agree, the nose cone is clearly coming off whatever ratchet boy is doing

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PacificBeach wrote:There is nothing that prevents other teams to start from pit lane if they wish too.

Also if it was advantageous they could have done the same to Webber, right

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I think most of the hate directed at Vettel is from the acolytes of Lewis Hamilton who want to worship and kiss the ground he walks on but the younger Vettel has pulled the rug cleanly out from under them by actually achieving the results (practically triple WDC) we were vehemently told the Hamster ...

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Complete tangent. I have also had an encounter with Newey. He was in between me and my Dad at the urinals in the drivers lounge at Goodwood. I wanted to get my Dads attention but he was obviously keeping to the man code of looking straight ahead and ignoring who is next to you. I have shared a urin...

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XRV750 wrote:I just LOVE that the haters are so upset. Puts a smile on my face

Tremendous isn't it! Just sit back and amuse yourself with all this arm wringing, temper tantrums and hissy fits, there's a lot more to come when the 3 x WDC boxed is ticked!!!

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There's so many artifacts in the second GIF for me to really say much about that one. However with the first it seems to me that it could be the damaged wing being removed instead of the new one going on. If you watch the left hand side you will see a mechanics arm come it with a wrench, and start ...

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The same applies for Pedro de la Rosa I believe. He's lost 25 points in every race, he could have bagged it by now, if not for poor reliability and race pace from the HRT car... :lol: :lol: I've noticed there's a great deal of this desperate excuse mill winding of late, it's highly entertaining! Lo...

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The Iceman win'eth and the Hamster breaks his car, enjoyed every second

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SilverstoneRegular wrote:
Laura23 wrote:If Vettel only got 3rd yesterday through sheer luck then it's safe to say we can agree that Hamilton only won Monaco 2008 through sheer luck.

It works both ways guys. Every driver has their fair share of luck.
How dare you!

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No Button's was simply a mechanical failure whereas Lewis's was down the MW putting sand in the 'box :) You guys are really interesting it isn't enough for you that Lewis DNF your not fully happy unless you can find some way to make it his fault . I think it may well have been his fault this time, ...

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No Button's was simply a mechanical failure whereas Lewis's was down the MW putting sand in the 'box

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Fuel pump failure I believe, mechanical not electrical. Gary Anderson said the fuel pump drive shaft is vulnerable if the engine moves too much in relation to the fuel tank, this occurs most often when being too aggressive over the kerbs. Then they must adapt their car to not be so ridiculously sti...

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It's just bad luck really, no one at McLaren was to blame for that. Engines are old now. *somehow Button's engine and car seems to work very well* , I quess he will finish this championship ahead o Hamilton, That seems to be Mclaren's objective for the rest of the season. this Maybe Button is too s...

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I prefered Vettel pouring champers over DC's head lol

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hotbmw wrote:Awesome. Vettel is out of fuel. Yeeee haaaaaaa

Awesome. Vettel on the podium. Yeeee haaaaaaa

viariani

Fuel pump failure I believe, mechanical not electrical. Gary Anderson said the fuel pump drive shaft is vulnerable if the engine moves too much in relation to the fuel tank, this occurs most often when being too aggressive over the kerbs. Then they must adapt their car to not be so ridiculously sti...

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He was the fastest in the speedtrap after his first pitstop .....they reduced the downforce so that it was a bit more easier for him to overtake.....& i would really have loved to see him trying the same move on Maldonado,perez....it was sensible button that made that move possible. He said Button ...

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Have to agree, Zedd was right on the money, well done sticking to your guns Sir. Some eggy faces too, which is always amusing

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He came from the back, TWICE! 3 x WDC material right there.

viariani

Top drawer, second only to Alonso on the bravery stakes.

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But there were new kerb inserts this year I believe, an orange block mid apex? Saw something on the qualifying show, Lewis said to steer clear of them.

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Fuel pump failure I believe, mechanical not electrical. Gary Anderson said the fuel pump drive shaft is vulnerable if the engine moves too much in relation to the fuel tank, this occurs most often when being too aggressive over the kerbs.

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Asphalt_World wrote:
But does it though? I can't remember many, if any WDC's thrown away in such a stupid manner.

Plus that would have been "WDC in rookie year" can you just imagine that regurgitated ad infinitum..!!

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ashley313 wrote:

Hahahahahaha!! That expression is the exact mental imagine I project to some who are posting the sour grapes diatribe. Thanks for that!

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Ev0lutionz wrote:Even Whitmarsh agrees its too easy for Vettel..

http://www.planetf1.com/news/3213/82107 ... For-Vettel

How ironic would it be if Red Bull had learnt something crucial from the confidential data Hamilton tweeted to the world in his post Spa strop

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