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ToniWolf

Toby. wrote:
stevey wrote:breaking them on purpose
Do you have any evidence to back-up that allegation or did you just make it up?

Anecdotal ?!

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I'm not taking anything away from Lewis as he drove a very good race, perfectly in control at all times and deserved the win, but I just don't see how he can be peoples driver of the day, for example whenever Vettel won last year I don't remember Vettel getting praise for winning by a large margin,...

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The ignored the directive. The rule just states the fuel flow must not exceed a certain speed. If they can prove that it did not exceed that (and I have to believe they are sure it didn't) then the rule has not been broken.[/quote] Well, i for one find it hard to believe that the stewards initially ...

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Zoue wrote: because they can't. The rules are quite explicit in what procedure to follow with regards to fuel flow sensor readings, and RBR didn't follow them. That's pretty black and white. As I said before, I think the DQ should stand, but let me ask something: The owner of Red Bull is right on t...

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F1yer wrote:FIA went too far with their anti RB campaign this time.

Time to face the music

Lool, amazing. What is the value of credibility on this forum.?

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Toby, I don't for a minute see Red Bull "Putting their hands up" and saying they made the wrong decision. However, I can see them pushing the FIA with their actions and thinking they can "legal-talk" their way out of any punishment while keeping whatever advantage the may have/appear to have gained...

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Sorry I wont go over all that again. And again sorry but said driver did in fact get a boost from breaking fuel limit boundaries. His team principal has alluded to exactly that. And as has been mentioned by so many people and is a FACT, there can be no self regulation in this matter. It's the FIA's...

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Clarky wrote:@justmoi I have thoroughly enjoyed reading your posts.

You just beat me to it Clarky. I really agree with him totally. I do love forums. Very entertaining. Nice debate.

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I'll be seriously annoyed if Renault get the engine deadline extended, it's like a football team getting 10 more minutes on a game because they are 1-0 down. Renault had the same set of rules as everyone else and if they can't build a good enough engine then that's tough luck they should have done ...

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have to back martin on that one. There is something wrong when you are biting the hand that fed you and made you relevant in motorports . JV does not have to like the current F1 but he doesn't have to make it seem that it is boring for everyone. And then to say that the drivers are not interesting ...

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have to back martin on that one. There is something wrong when you are biting the hand that fed you and made you relevant in motorports . JV does not have to like the current F1 but he doesn't have to make it seem that it is boring for everyone. And then to say that the drivers are not interesting ...

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Some people are just blind. Don't forget, Brundle is the one still making £millions out of F1, he's the one who has the most to gain from disagreeing. If you think watching Vettel opening a flap at the back of the car to get past Alonso is better than watching Schumi pass hill in the wet through Ea...

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Brundle is part of the system now, he is going to take sides with Bernie and FIA, and they are not doing much to help improve F1, so I take sides with JV. I will reply to the only sensible post i have seen so far. :thumbup: JV has my vote as he can be more honest since he is no longer part of the '...

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tootsie323 wrote:... anyway, back to Jenson...

Lool,,no-one cares about Jensen.

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Lol @ the nonsense that JB 'was a match for Hamilton'. I can understand a white middle-class amateur triathlete identifying with JB more than with the unprofessional hip-hop party-goer lol , but that is pretty deceitfully playing the points game after Lewis' many no-fault losses last year. Overall ...

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Lol @ the nonsense that JB 'was a match for Hamilton'. I can understand a white middle-class amateur triathlete identifying with JB more than with the unprofessional hip-hop party-goer lol , but that is pretty deceitfully playing the points game after Lewis' many no-fault losses last year. Overall ...

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Lol @ the nonsense that JB 'was a match for Hamilton'. I can understand a white middle-class amateur triathlete identifying with JB more than with the unprofessional hip-hop party-goer lol , but that is pretty deceitfully playing the points game after Lewis' many no-fault losses last year. Overall ...

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In the past 25 years, I find it very hard to find one driver who didn't win the championship in the best car. Probably Raikkonen in 2007 because Hamilton threw it away, as the McLaren was the best car over that season. Vettel has been winning the last 4 with the best car, Schumacher won all his 7 w...

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That sound is a total joke. F1 almost lost all of its magic. F1's magic isn't in the sound, it's in the racing. The engines are probably not even being run at maximum revs yet, so give them some time. This post seems to contradict itself. Regardless,, sound is a huge part of what makes racing racin...

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Read in Swedish media that Schumi fans "Were outraged" with Lewis because he supposedly tweeted a pic of him skiing with a smile on his face.. It was on the news site "Aftonbladet".. Known for rubbish non stories (mixed in with real news) and for making things up to make people click their link. So...

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I think Hamilton was definitely a top driver in 2007. Imo not even Prost, Schum or Senna as rookies started off as fast/equal to a top-rated driver. The only other such instantlyfast rookie I found was back in 1908: when American Ralph de Palma equalled his top-rated European team-mates in the domi...

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Alaaddin and seldom I agree on anything F1... in fact, this may be a first. However, he is right on this... Everyone is biased (little or huge), that is not a guilt. So do not try to cover existing bias. We ALL have our biases and it is those who deny it who are being foolish. We cannot help being ...

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I would have put Rosberg above Lewis. I found Lewis too much up and down. He could deliver a good result than next race be pretty invisible. Massa seems to have made the top 10 by default. Personally I would have rather put Di Resta or Ricciardo in the top 10 instead of Massa. That Sutil and Perez ...

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I honestly find it hard to really rate anyone this year, other than Vettel. The cars/tyres have been so inconsistent on a race to race to basis, I find it impossible to judge. Take Hulk, for example. He's driven well, yes, but what if the car was quick at the start of the season, instead of the end...

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No need to enlighten me :-(( I have seen things in many countries across the world that no man should see, atrocities that show the worst aspects of the human race; however, if one allows this to corrode your view to bitterness and suspicion, then it's a downwards spiral that leads to a very dark pl...

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Lol,,it IS a terrible world..I mean,,what is it to you.? Do you think it is a fair,moral,non-polluted,adequately populated,safe,healthy place to be.??? 8O[/quote] Again in depends on your perspective of the world? Personally I work with honourable people who value the rights and opinions of others. ...

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I disagree,if you took things merely on face value and did not question things just because you do not have concrete proof then people would get away with all sorts of thing! You only have to look at actions of the teams to draw enough to at least question the connections between the 2 teams! It wo...

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I disagree,if you took things merely on face value and did not question things just because you do not have concrete proof then people would get away with all sorts of thing! You only have to look at actions of the teams to draw enough to at least question the connections between the 2 teams! It wo...

ToniWolf

I disagree,if you took things merely on face value and did not question things just because you do not have concrete proof then people would get away with all sorts of thing! You only have to look at actions of the teams to draw enough to at least question the connections between the 2 teams! It wo...

ToniWolf

If you get a flat tyre, call out the RAC and the guy offers you a Pirelli tyre or a Nordschamerazae which you have never heard of. Which one are you going to buy if price is pretty similar? If you were abroad and needed to change some money up and was not sure about the safety of using a local bank...

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Given how many F1 related brands you've managed to cram into that post from memory alone, i'd say its been working pretty bloody well. Advertising is more about brand awareness than actually compelling you to buy the stuff... all those of you who are saying you dont buy the stuff doesnt mean you ha...

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@ Zoue Well that is just it,I would not really call it underhand,I would call it looking after your best interests! It would be quite depressing if everyone believed only what was visible and did not challenge things simply because there was no solid evidence! As a business and team it would make p...

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Naive much? So you will only believe things if they are confirmed to you? News flash not everybody is honest and not everybody always confirms what is really happening![/quote] As we have already debated on this thread, you have to take at face value what is said and initially believe what is presen...

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si_33 wrote:Regardless of who is right or wrong - I think I read somewhere that the team will use swear words during instructions over the radio so that they cannot be broadcast on the live feed (that other teams can hear too).

Well,,it WAS aired.! There goes that particular plan.

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When we had tyres that didn't degrade we had no overtaking on track and it all happened in the pits.. That was the pits to me They are racing and F1 has never really been flat out every single race. These are the worlds best drivers they should be challenged more than just going flat out lap after ...

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Delta1 wrote:can someone first confirm if he actually said what is claimed??

Yes he did say it.!!

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The pole lap, if anyone's interested. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJnsOBXtqAw Might cause a s***storm but did Lewis put all four wheels outside the track on the exit to Eau Rouge? 00:36 on the vid. http://i40.tinypic.com/20as2es.jpg Almost everyone was doing it, just as an example, here's Massa:...

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Tyrrellforever wrote:
Zblogger wrote:
Tyrrellforever wrote:What a lap from Nico!!
I think Hamilton's was better!!
It was but I can't see into the future

Yah ,you were too busy trying to halt the present.

ToniWolf

Mercedes's current problems are not to do with engines or aero - they are to do with tyre management. Development in this area will benefit both their 2013 and 2014 cars. The 2013 and 2014 cars are not completely alien species to each other, there is a lot of technology that is transferable between...

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I think this is more of a false report. Its let tell all the press and our competitors we are switching to 2014 development in order to pressure them to do the same so we have a good chance of nipping in for the title this season. Merc have already stated they have 2 different engineering teams one...

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