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cinthorc scoring 182! That's massive. Seems the only thing I can predict is the sunset. Oh well, lets go to Japan. MW just HAS TO have a good finish coming soon so I'm going to gamble a bit..... Japan 1. Vettel 2. Webber 3. Alonso 4. Raikkonen 5. Hamilton 6. Rosberg 7. Massa 8. Grojsean 9. Button 10...

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MarkCanuck wrote:Surprised the bike carrying Webber back to the pits didn't crash.

...and burst into flames! LOL

jimmyj

j man wrote:Hulkenberg no question

One of the big teams PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE sign him up! The guy is the real deal

x2!!

jimmyj

Great race. I was wondering at the end if Seb's front right would give up and we'd have had a truly exciting result!

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Jenson's Understeer wrote:During yesterday's F1 Show, they had an interview with Force India's CEO, Otmar Szafnauer. On di Resta's Singapore DNF, he said, "We looked through the data and checked the car after, and it was completely fine."

So driver error, then.

Thanks for the follow up information.

jimmyj

Yes. My wife has zero interest and the friends I have who follow F1 live miles and miles away. Too bad, I'd like to watch it with others who are passionate about it.

My wife also has the fantastically annoying habit of talking to me EVERY TIME they put up team radio bits.

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Get rid of stupid winglets. 1 element wings. Both front and rear. Held on with 1 element from the nose. Like in the 80s. Move the exhaust to be like the Ferrari exhaust in 00's. And 1 continuous pipe so no blown gasses are used. Manual gear boxes Raise the minimum height of the car. Having less aer...

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Wow - 173 points, that is great! Well done kpagg.

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An amateur video from a spectator shows very clearly how Alonso stopping where he did and Webber running from the edge of the track and around Alonso's car could've ended up in a collision. http://youtu.be/1HO91FVHIRY Excellent view of the event. Thanks for posting this. It really seems Alonso coul...

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I just saw this thread! Looks like fun. Can I still join for the next race? If so....
1 Vettel
2 Alonso
3 Raikkonen

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Sure looks like Vettel for the win!!! LOL. At least we will all be high or low together.

jimmyj

Korea
1. Vettel
2. Alonso
3. Raikkonen
4. Hamilton
5. Webber
6. Rosberg
7. Massa
8. Grosjean
9. Button
10. Riccardo

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Hopefully we will get more information about possible mechanical issues, but the 11 votes so far all saying "his fault" certainly makes it clear how we feel about his pattern of behaviour.

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Singapore

1. Vettel
2. Alonso
3. Hamilton
4. Webber
5. Raikkonen
6. Massa
7. Rosberg
8. Grosjean
9. Button
10. Di Resta

Gosh I hope I do better this round!!!!

jimmyj

My wife and I are pet people and have a real menagerie. We have a hobby farm and used to take in unwanted animals but it got to be too much and we are letting the farm animals die off over time (although some live for decades). At current we have: 5 dogs (yorkie, yorkie cross, german shepherd, austr...

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Wow some very impressive scores at Spa. (Not for me though LOL).

Bring on Monza!!!

1 Vettel
2 Hamilton
3 Alonso
4 Raikkonen
5 Rosberg
6 Webber
7 Button
8 Massa
9 Grosjean
10 Maldonado

jimmyj

Two comments with regard to this thread:

1. No way would I go. Too happy here on Terra Firma
2. Hahahahahaha about the responses.

jimmyj

Absolutely for it. It's nice to see the barriers of intolerance slowly eroding.

jimmyj

It isn't unpopular, it's just not as popular as other sports that are - more accessible to the fan base (more frequent events, more widespread events, no time zone issue, easier fan level participation at big league events or in junior levels) - marketed way more aggressively than F1 I am a Canadian...

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FANTASTIC! Loved it. Thanks for posting.

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Wow, that, erm, sucks. LOL

Woody_247, I just love your signature!! Fantastic!

jimmyj

Bernie: "I'm sorry if you don't like it but I'm the boss and you have to do as I say. If you don't like it, leave and go to Nascar"

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Here we go.... I sure hope I do better than Hungary.

1. Vettel
2. Hamilton
3. Räikkönen
4. Alonso
5. Webber
6. Rosberg
7. Grosjean
8. Button
9. Perez
10. Massa

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Maybe he will be the new Stig! LOL

jimmyj

Argh. Argh fuzzle wutsi boode! That's all I have to say!

jimmyj

I wish the races were every 2nd weekend without any longer gaps. I get the whole logistics bit, but with tracks all over the world now perhaps there would be a way to schedule the season to take advantage of each continent etc.

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The deal between Red Bull & Raikkonen won't be done in a jiffy. It all depends if they strictly want a no 2 driver for Vettel (then trying to hire Raikkonen for this is plain stupidity) so that Vettel enjoys a dominant position OR if they genuinely like Raikkonen & know that he & Vettel get along w...

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As Bernie has outlined, cameramen are now confined to the pit wall. If someone doesn't need to be in the pit lane proper, then get them out of there. It's just so congested at times that it's quite astonishing how few accidents we've seen in there. I didn't realize this, thanks for adding it. I com...

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I remember watching him in Gp2 and I though "wow, this guy is special." I do not think he is overrated and I'd love to see him as the RB#2 behind Seb. The German dynamic duo....

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Man this is close. So far....... Australia 39 Malaysia race 5, overall 10 China race 85, overall 41 Bahrain race 11, overall 23 Spain race 5, overall 10 Monaco race 54, overall 16 Canada Race 4, overall 6 Britain race 73, overall 12 Germany race 6, overall 5 So for the next race, what to do about We...

jimmyj

Great race! Very exciting.

jimmyj

RB, if only because that will get me a better result in the race pool this week.

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Germany

1. Vettel
2. Hamilton
3. Webber
4. Alonso
5. Raikkonen
6. Rosberg
7. Sutil
8. Button
9. Grosjean
10. Di Resta

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I googled the f1 regulations and this is what they say about pit lane release.... 23.12 It is the responsibility of the competitor to release his car after a pit stop only when it is safe to do so. The competitor must also provide a means of clearly establishing, when being viewed from the front of ...

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Rude people.
Selfish people.
Politics!

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Safe and unsafe are relative terms when it comes to certain drivers and stewards. If a driver can control the situation like Alonso did it should not be considered unsafe release. It wasn't that close and neither driver had to maneuver drastically to avoid a collision, I think that's clear non unsa...

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Safe and unsafe are relative terms when it comes to certain drivers and stewards. If a driver can control the situation like Alonso did it should not be considered unsafe release. It wasn't that close and neither driver had to maneuver drastically to avoid a collision, I think that's clear non unsa...

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I am just stymied by MW's starting problems. 1. The guy is an F1 driver and I just can't fathom that he would make that many starting errors. Is it perhaps a combination of Mark's type of driving not meshing with the vehicle? For goodness sake you would assume that any driver at this level would fig...

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I think it was an unsafe release. But I speculate that Alonso's mitigating actions caused the stewards to waive any penalty.

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There were four cars going into the first turn; grosjean and webber were in the middle and,thus, were victims of this and collided. Just because grosjean was there doesn't mean you have to blame him. agree - I don't think RG did anything exceptionally wrong - certainly nothing that warrants any dis...

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