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You don't know that this years F15T is exactly where it belongs. Throughout the entire season if Ferrari are splitting the Mercs you will have to accept there will always be the lingering question of 'What if it was an Alonso/Riciardo partnership' In 2008 and 2009, there was a lingering question of...

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I expect Fernando to reach 53 wins, Jenson to reach 29, Hamilton to reach 40.

I do not have a guess about Vettel&Raikkonen as of now.

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@nixxxon

A green&black Jaguar!!!

Machines can exist in theory, but beauty can not be theoretical.

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The drivers already get interviewed after the race. What would be so interesting about holding a press conference where the two Toro Rosso drivers tell you their car broke down, when it was probably explained halfway through the race anyway. The second idea is just a gimmick, like the double points...

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F1Tyrant wrote:.......Villeneuve and one of the best of all time in Schumacher at the competitive Benetton. Vettel had Mark Webber...

And Schumacher had Verstappen, Herbert, Barrichello.

And Alonso had Fisichella.

And Button had Barrichello.

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#A press conference after each race that consists of retired drivers from same race is to be held.

#The pole-sitter that couldn't win the same race can not participate Q3 for the very next round.

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After 152 starts; Jenson Button's best racing car out of 9 seasons wasn't even on par with the McLaren's 2011 challenger in terms of competitiveness. That was ALL he could race with. OTOH, Button raced against Hakkinen, Schumi-v1, Montoya, Villeneuve-v1, Raikkonen-v1 before his 153rd race start. Tha...

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Mr. Arrivabene knows how to handle Kimi. Fortunately, there is noone at Ferrari who tries to demotivate and devalue one driver by singing praises for the other one at every situation even if the newer claim contradicts the older one. Less ego inside Ferrari will make the Scuderia brand more reasonab...

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Formula 1 is not a sport that you can enjoy yourself before the chequered flag. The time you feel too confident after a bunch of superb results on track, you easily pay for it at the next round. Sebastian had a weekend like his 2011 Nurburgring. His claims of 'i let the team down' and getting 10 poi...

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"I have worked with him for many years and I am still seeing him develop and it's good to see. "That's a lad with 10 years-plus experience of driving Formula 1 cars, who is still able to develop and get better and better." " What we are seeing at the minute is definitely the best Felipe Massa that ...

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I don't know who will reach which number on Saturdays. What i do know is that i still remember Button's San Marino pole years ago, Raikkonen's 2004 Silverstone qualy lap, Hakkinen's last qualy lap for 2000 San Marino GP <his sector 3 driving was weird>. And the last one i remember was the single q3 ...

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The more poverty you have in a country, the wealthier the elite get. Indeed. Turkey is a prime example of this since 1940. The ruler of that country built a monstrous palace for himself after 2013. Same ruler boasts about its unnecessarily colossal electricity bill which is paid via taxes of the tr...

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ReservoirDog wrote:Why'd Ferrari go after Hamilton when they have Vettel?

Maybe Vettel wanted him as teammate?

As a side note; i remember Dennis claiming 'Ferrari can have Alonso' back in 2005, just before signing with the Spaniard for 2007 season.

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#Raikkonen
#Bottas
#Grosjean
#Perez

Kimi and Romain again showed their strength on this circuit. 2012 podium was not a one off.

On the other hand, both Fernando and Jenson are now equal in terms of race starts with MP4-30.

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I guess that if Raikkonen&Rosberg had teamed up at Ferrari this year; their points ratio would have been similar to the above poll results. But if they had driven W06, points ratio would have been much closer.

Different cars give different results more often than not.

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#1. VETTEL #2. ALONSO #3. Kubica #4. Schumacher #5. RAIKKONEN #6. BUTTON #7. HAMILTON #8. Webber #9. Heidfeld #10. Bottas This list is not based on last year or one year out of ten years. Every season has same weight. Grosjean would have certainly been on my list if we had written the Top Ten list f...

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I expect Fernando Alonso Diaz to reach the win tally of 53 and retire with 3 Drivers' Championships to his name. He is the only driver who can achieve the below achievement;

one single title with V10, V8 and V6-Turbo power units.

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It is simply NOT possible to state, with certainty, that any given engine - as supplied to the customer or works team - is better (or worse) than any other. Merc and Williams refuted Massa's claim (though it was more of a query really) and anything Dennis can probably be ignored as he was simply tr...

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Feel free to refute any of my points at any time without resorting to attacks upon my person, the more you continue with this childish charade, the more silly you make yourself appear. You talk about attacks; but You use " childish " and/or " the more silly you make yourself appear " against anothe...

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Flash2k11 wrote:Ad Hominem, the final resort of the beaten man.

I do not know what you proved with this post regarding the current topic.

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Being underfunded does not make you to produce automatically slower chassis. The fact is that they are in a dog fight with a Renault customer and a Ferrari customer. Being a Mercedes customer didn't make them to defeat other customers and/or helped them financially. :-) It did help them financially...

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Being underfunded does not make you to produce automatically slower chassis. The fact is that they are in a dog fight with a Renault customer and a Ferrari customer. Being a Mercedes customer didn't make them to defeat other customers and/or helped them financially. :-) It did help them financially...

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..being in the software industry it is not out of the ordinary for MB to change lines of code to influence how one engine performs over another one. It is quite easy to do in fact. Software code is very complex and it takes significant resources to fix bugs or in this case find the different lines ...

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..being in the software industry it is not out of the ordinary for MB to change lines of code to influence how one engine performs over another one. It is quite easy to do in fact. Software code is very complex and it takes significant resources to fix bugs or in this case find the different lines ...

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..being in the software industry it is not out of the ordinary for MB to change lines of code to influence how one engine performs over another one. It is quite easy to do in fact. Software code is very complex and it takes significant resources to fix bugs or in this case find the different lines ...

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Alienturnedhuman wrote:I hate the Daily Mail as much as any other person who hates it. But this story is running on many news outlets, including ITV News, so has nothing to do with the Mail's perceived anti Hamilton bias.

Thanks for the info you gave us. This is not a driver specific problem surely.

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....Proving my point that Hamilton's bad luck enabled Rosberg to still have a chance at the WDC in Abu Dhabi. It is not Rosberg's skills, but his teammates bad LUCK . I understood now. Rosberg is very skilled, but if we take away bad luck for both drivers the title would have been wrapped up before...

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Vettel and Webber didn't spray the champagne directly to face from a very close distance. That is the difference. I think this season will be unforgettable because the sequence has just begun. http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/04/13/17/277C8ED200000578-3037263-image-a-82_1428943060969.jpg Why doe...

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Vettel and Webber didn't spray the champagne directly to face from a very close distance. That is the difference. Ok so next time Hamilton just needs to hold the bottle down near his crotch and jerk it from a distance ... Exactly. Webber's case was not criticized on current serious scale because of...

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mds wrote:....Proving my point that Hamilton's bad luck enabled Rosberg to still have a chance at the WDC in Abu Dhabi.

It is not Rosberg's skills, but his teammates bad LUCK .

I understood now.

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Vettel and Webber didn't spray the champagne directly to face from a very close distance. That is the difference.

I think this season will be unforgettable because the sequence has just begun.

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That supposed perfect number 2 was going to win the Championship at the last race if ERS problem had hit the number 1 car. :lol: And that should prove something? We all know that lacklustre reliability for Hamilton enabled Nico to still be in the running in Abu Dhabi. So unless you're saying that a...

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Forgot individual races, what about the WDC? 2015 drivers standings with lead Mercedes drivers result excluded... 1) Vettel 2) Rosberg Nico on course to lose WDC to Vettel :o :lol: You got it wrong. I didn't extract lead Mercedes driver's result. All of 2015 races were completed as back-to-back by ...

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Zoue wrote:...If your goals align it doesn't make you a team player. It just means your goals align in that instance. As I've written before, using that argument means that every driver who's ever won a race is a team player and I don't think that's even remotely true.

You owned the debate.

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Forgot individual races, what about the WDC? 2015 drivers standings with lead Mercedes drivers result excluded... 1) Vettel 2) Rosberg Nico on course to lose WDC to Vettel :o :lol: You got it wrong. I didn't extract lead Mercedes driver's result. All of 2015 races were completed as back-to-back by ...

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This hurts for me to admit, but I have an underhanded feeling that Rosberg is past his prime. He is turning 30 this year, he is no longer the 22 year old hot-shot he was in his Williams days back in 2007. No, IMO he's in his prime, driving better than ever...just that his year also Ham raised the g...

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This hurts for me to admit, but I have an underhanded feeling that Rosberg is past his prime. He is turning 30 this year, he is no longer the 22 year old hot-shot he was in his Williams days back in 2007. Maybe yes, maybe no. All i know is that he is younger than his teammate. If Rosberg is past hi...

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This hurts for me to admit, but I have an underhanded feeling that Rosberg is past his prime. He is turning 30 this year, he is no longer the 22 year old hot-shot he was in his Williams days back in 2007. Maybe yes, maybe no. All i know is that he is younger than his teammate. If Rosberg is past hi...

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The Rosberg hate is spilling over his father as well now? I've also heard nasty remarks about his girlfriend too so only his mother left to bash? Sorry for thinking that some champions are better than others. I'm merely pointing out how similar both Rosbergs' WDC campaigns were. I have no hatred fo...

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Sebastian is very close to break a new record in Bahrain:

If SebVet can finish the 4th race of this season on podium again, he will surpass the record of grabbing a trophy with the Maranello based team, consecutively from debut.

COME ON VETTEL!

Keep up the good work Ferrari!

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