Anyone else worried about Lewis?
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buzyg said:So summers over and Ferrari are suddenly unbeatable.
It Doesn't help that Mercedes are dragging their heels over strategy. They seem unable to take the initiative, preferring to waiting to see what the other teams do.
Yes Lewis would've lost out to Vettel regardless, had he pitted a lap later, but he wouldn't have lost out to Max aswell. Bad call by some numpty at Mercedes.
Merc held out waiting for a safety car that didn’t turn up on time once they’d twigged their balls up, and It’s good to see them getting beaten fair and square at last. The last few races have suited the Ferrari’s but they’ve now found some aero up front that seems to have given them a car capable of living with the Mercs on longer circuits, let’s hope Singapore wasn’t a fluke. Huge shame it’s come too late for a championship battle, Hamilton will take a 6th title unless his car throws its teddy out the pram for the remainder of the season, not exactly likely.
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:lol:Sad as it is I don't "feel the love" for F1 now that politics etc. are being dragged into it.
Politics, race, diversity etc. Detract from the experience and enjoyment for me.
I just hope it doesn't spill over into motorcycle racing or I'll have no sport to watch.
Politics, race, diversity etc. Detract from the experience and enjoyment for me.
I just hope it doesn't spill over into motorcycle racing or I'll have no sport to watch.
Can't say I have noticed the politics etc. Don't bother with the pre amble or the post race stuff. I just watch the racing, when I catch it. Enjoyed my 12 mile walk on Dartmoor this morning, more than any F1 race. But I still find it worth a watch.Owdgit said:
Alas I stopped watching GP1 after the Spaniards made it a national team sport. :thumbsdown:
Won't be long until he holds that outright race wins record 8) although his whole BLM persona he's taken up recently has dampened my support for him slightly. Not the fact he's fighting to end racism, but to belittle people that aren't doing as he says (kneeling when they don't want to).
Not worried about him at all, but there was some real excitement today and that made it real edge of the seat stuff for me.
Gutted for VB though - a few laps earlier and he could have made up some places, a lap later and he could have limped round to the flag like Lewis did!
While it's great that all the drivers seem to support the BLM cause I was pleased to see 7 of them didn't do the knee thing - they shouldn't feel compelled to do it if they aren't comfortable with it.
Really looking forward to next weekend now - will Pirelli really bring softer tyres? :lol:
Gutted for VB though - a few laps earlier and he could have made up some places, a lap later and he could have limped round to the flag like Lewis did!
While it's great that all the drivers seem to support the BLM cause I was pleased to see 7 of them didn't do the knee thing - they shouldn't feel compelled to do it if they aren't comfortable with it.
Really looking forward to next weekend now - will Pirelli really bring softer tyres? :lol:
I think it's very sporting of Pirelli to design tyres that are designed to fall apart when pushed hard.enuff_zed said:I think it is very sporting of Mercedes to run around on three wheels to give the others a fighting chance.
Vettle's set would have probably done another Gran Prix.