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They might not be testing Di Resta because they already know what he's like as he's their test driver.

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Kubica: He's been out of F1 for 7 years. Do I need to say much more? I really don't like having to speak like this as it sounds unreasonable. But even if you were great at the time, having that amount of time out of the sport surely will have a huge affect on your ability to rejoin again. It will o...

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Is anybody else hoping Williams with whatever driver line up to be regularly challenging for podiums?

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If next season Hamilton and Vettel were team mates how would the season pan out? Which circuits would suit either driver better and on the neutral circuits how could the drivers try to maximise their chances of victory?

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After 15 years in F1 and a very nearly championship in 2008 Felipe Massa has announced his retirement.

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http://www.planetf1.com/news/verstappen ... ough-2020/

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Kubica has a productive second test with Williams, http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/41653907

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A list showing the 35 teams that have won in F1. ... and the point would be? Just posting that link tells me nothing about the point you're attempting to use it to make.[/quote] It was just a link to show that many teams of varying sizes have won in F1, mega teams like Ferrari and the much smaller ...

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F1 MERCENARY wrote:
Mayhem wrote:
pokerman wrote:
Zazu wrote:Would anyone miss Haas?

All teams absolutely serve a purpose,

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_F ... structors)

A list showing the 35 teams that have won in F1.

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Thanks F1 MERCENARY.

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Statistically William's best driver between 1996 and the present day is Jacques Villeneuve with 11 victories over two seasons and a World Drivers Championship. Damon also gained a world championship the year before Villeneuve but only gained 8 victories from 1996.

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I'd like to see 26 cars on the grid.

I also think it would be cool to give each car a letter A - Z instead of the driver numbers!

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I think Montoya and Villeneuve could have done much better than they did and stayed in F1 much longer but they didn't seem to have it in their heads.

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Who thinks Vettel will finish ahead of Raikkonen?

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If there is one safety car Vettel could be seriously fighting for third, if there are two safety cars then he's got a real chance of victory!

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Valtteri Bottas says he needs to take a "good look in the mirror" but how long will Mercedes give him to sort himself out?

I would post the link but it's easy to find.

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Just placed my bet, Vettel to win 33/1. £15. With a SC or two this can easily happen, the field spread is huge here. Vettel will have a car 2-3 seconds per lap quicker than everything until he reaches P6. It would not surprise me if he is in the top 8 by lap 5. According to Paddy Power Vettel has a...

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Bruno Senna: Drove crap cars which I feel never showed his potential. 2012 Williams was his best car and although Maldonado bet him on points, Without that win, Maldonado would've lost that battle. Senna was far more consistent over the season. Could the expectation of being the nephew of Ayrton ha...

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Brawn 2009?

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If Vettel hadn't had such a bad season in 2014, finishing behind his new team mate in drivers championship, would he still have left for Ferrari?

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Has the revised grid been released yet? Italian GP provisional starting grid - top 10 1) Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes 2) Lance Stroll, Williams 3) Esteban Ocon, Force India 4) Valtteri Bottas, Mercedes 5) Kimi Raikkonen, Ferrari 6) Sebastian Vettel, Ferrari 7) Felipe Massa, Williams 8 ) Stoffel Vandoor...

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Covalent wrote:Is there an article the title of the thread is referring to.....?

Not really, with McLaren's poor season and Fernando's skill I was simply wondering where he'll be next season.

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Sorry, question changed re McLaren / Honda.

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I have to agree slide, a man considered one of the best F1 drivers in current years is driving a massively disappointing car scraping around for a better drive next year.

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With Alonso openly critical of the McLaren engine supplier Honda and with seats at Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull all taken for next year could we see Fernando driving for Williams in 2018?

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Could this race see the end of Hamilton's/Mercedes's title challenges for 2017?

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Sorry if this has already been discussed but did Vettel drive on past the pits when his tyre was punctured? I was sure when I was watching the race that when the commentator said he's got a puncture the pit entry was ahead of him but he drove on past.

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Alonso won't go to Ferrari but I wouldn't be surprised to see him alongside Hamilton next season! The bets will then be on for how long we have to wait before they start behaving in the same way Prost and Senna did at McLaren in 1998.

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LBET wrote:Money got Lauda to F1. The sport is designed to support this and some teams require it. Don't bust Stroll's chops but those who make the sport so expensive.

Need a like button...!

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How about having a safety car speed limit of 100mph which will deactivate once the car has passed the start finish line? There is already a limiter fitted to the cars so adding a second speed won't be that difficult.

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Assuming McLaren get a decent engine next season, how much damage will 2017 have done to the team? Will morale be so low the engineers can't get the best from the engine? Will the drivers be nervous about wringing the maximum from the engine?

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nixxxon wrote:Geez. Damn clickbait fake articles on internet. The mod should change this thread's misleading title aswell.

Clickbait removed and title altered.

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I think they are already under that situation. By the time the development for the new car will have to take into account the specific engine dimensions layouts etc, Mclaren will make their decision. Mercedes couldn't care less if it's now or later. So yeah, right now Macca is pressing Honda for th...

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Until the team orders kick in.

But as the number '1' driver and obviously the number one driver in the team would he listen to any team orders instructing him to let Hamilton pass or to aid his race?

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So who will be powering McLaren next season?
One of the existing manufacturers, Ferrari, Mercedes or Renault or a new supplier Porsche, Peaugeot or Volkswagen?

Link removed as clickbait.

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The obvious Silly Season question. Red Bull offer Vettel more money than Ferrari, would he go back?

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Raikkonen said it was good to be back on pole, can we expect to see him up there again this season?

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Is it time to introduce an age restriction in F1 as it seems that no matter how good your driving may have been in junior formulae as Stroll and Verstappen have shown maturity is important too?

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I agree with the OP in one way. Now, what is his future? He needs a good result very soon . He might loose all his credentials and be forever gone from F1 if he does not improve. And who would give him a chance again, if he goes from failure to failure from one race to another? On the positive side...

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Pastor Maldonado has revealed that he rejected the opportunity to return to the Formula 1 grid this season. http://www.planetf1.com/news/maldonado-said-no-to-formula-1-return/ Reading the article, does this mean if Renault do well this season he could be driving for them in 2018? If so what number ...

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