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mikeyg123

Good driving from Rosberg.

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I think no more stops. Hamilton would be much quicker if he planned to stop.

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Be interesting to find out exactly what was wrong with Rosbergs's brakes that coincidentally cleared up when it dried.

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Has a leader EVER given up the lead because he cut a chicane/corner? Ever? Is that relevant? Not enforcing a rule because it hasn't applied before is asinine. It ought to tell you something if a single driver has never had the lead taken away from them due to cutting a chicane. It REALLY should tel...

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To be fair Nasr and Ericsson are keeping the team afloat. Why should they listen to the team. They're paying for the operation.

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Hamilton should have given the position back after skipping the chicane but I think the block was far kinder than Rosberg's two weeks ago.

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Hamilton actually left a gap there.

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Hamilton should have to give that position up IMO

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Why is Hamilton so slow now?

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Did skipping across the swimming pool gain Hamilton a position?

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Hulkenberg well over the safety car exit line.

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Rosberg has a brake issue. Will Perez take a lunge?

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Verstappen is the only driver who can overtake. A superb performance.

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Guttierez up to 9th.

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Rosberg has absolutely no speed. He must have a problem.

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Hamilton is 3 seconds a lap faster.

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Kudos on Rosberg for letting Hamilton through. Why is he so slow?

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Rosberg using a good strategy here.

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Sevenfest wrote:FIA - "See we told you it was too wet"
Everyone else - "...Maybe for Jolyon Palmer"

hahaha

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Safety car in 6 laps to late.

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This is getting ridiculous. It's very much time for inters.

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Good man K-Mag

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Surely in this lap.

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What happened to a safety car start consisting of one lap and then go? This is very runable.

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Get that safety car in this lap.

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The race won't start till its virtually dry and they need to pit after a few laps. Rare to see wet tyres for a good amount of time these days. We don't run in full wet conditions in F1 anymore. I think we all know that. Hopefully it's inter territory and dry enough for a standing start or at least ...

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The race won't start till its virtually dry and they need to pit after a few laps. Rare to see wet tyres for a good amount of time these days. We don't run in full wet conditions in F1 anymore. I think we all know that. Hopefully it's inter territory and dry enough for a standing start or at least ...

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The race won't start till its virtually dry and they need to pit after a few laps. Rare to see wet tyres for a good amount of time these days. We don't run in full wet conditions in F1 anymore. I think we all know that. Hopefully it's inter territory and dry enough for a standing start or at least ...

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How is the weather at the moment?

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The GP2 commentator on Thursday (during the feature race) was saying that Button, Lynn and Nasr are being considered for a Williams drive next year. So maybe Bottas or Massa are leaving, I also wonder if Renault will (sadly) replace Palmer for Esteban Ocon next year if they can't get hold of Vandoo...

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Can't really say Nico and Lewis was in Q3 in equal conditions. It is all speculation but I'm guessing Hamilton would of gone quicker if he completed another run in Q2 like Rosberg so the gap could of been bigger. In Q3 Mercedes would of been better sending Hamilton out with everyone else on there s...

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I hope it's wet start that dry's in about 25/30 laps followed by a shower around the lap 60 mark. Ideal. I hope it's dry enough for a standing start and not raining so there's no will they/won't they aspect to the race.

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Can't find this mentioned on here anywhere, but may have missed it. During the show today they said the teams have agreed to use the Halo next year because the aeroscreeen has too much aero implication. So I guess we needn't worry too much about the cars looking sexier next year then! Well, I think...

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Well talk is of Button replacing Massa. Williams won't replace Massa unless he decides to leave. The team like him and drivers generally stay with teams for a long time these days. Having better drivers available doesn't seem to bother teams these days if they are comfortable with what they have. I...

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Well talk is of Button replacing Massa. Williams won't replace Massa unless he decides to leave. The team like him and drivers generally stay with teams for a long time these days. Having better drivers available doesn't seem to bother teams these days if they are comfortable with what they have. I...

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Behind Red Bull Behind Mercedes Behind Ferrari Behind Toro Rosso with a year old engine Behind Force India McLaren is sixth best at a track where they were supposed to challenge Ferrari and show the amazing chassis, which, according to HS Thompson and Eric Boullier, should be fighting for podiums a...

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I am starting to feel it's a misstep by Red Bull, an unneccesary one. For a one stop race: Imagine if Rosberg pits on lap 20, Ricciardo on.. I'm not even sure.. lap 50? By that time everyone would close up to him. He pits and comes out where? You're assuming there's no traffic. If Mercedes stop jus...

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Behind Red Bull Behind Mercedes Behind Ferrari Behind Toro Rosso with a year old engine Behind Force India McLaren is sixth best at a track where they were supposed to challenge Ferrari and show the amazing chassis, which, according to HS Thompson and Eric Boullier, should be fighting for podiums a...

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I think Ricciardo has a bad strategy the more I think of it. His best option would be to be on pole and run the same strategy as the cars behind? He is going to have to overtake a Mercedes (if he pits after them) or do 50-60 odd laps on the Ultra soft (if he pits at the same time as Mercedes) I bet...

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