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  • Daniel 7
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    Interesting.... Ferrari have the car with the pace but not picking the wins. Mercedes should be concerned, especially because their 2nd driver is having a crisis of confidence too.

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  • RichC
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    Vettel at fault with that I think

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  • Vermilion
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    FerrrrrrrrrOuch!!!
    Last edited by Vermilion; 17-09-17, 12:25 PM.

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  • Daniel 7
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    On his day, unbeatable. Lewis had that race sewn up as soon as he pulled away - great performance all weekend, and some more evidence that Mercedes are pulling away from Ferrari in the development race too. They should have won in Baku, won in Austria easily and a 1-2 against the odds here yesterday. Vettel was losing his head again - its quite possible this season's Mercedes v Ferrari battle will end up a Mercedes top two finish again.

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  • Daniel 7
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    Originally posted by dom9
    First. I have literally no idea who he is.
    F1 no hoper backmarker who paid for his seat in a bad team. He was painfully out of his depth in F1

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  • dom9
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    And.. a pile up.

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  • dom9
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    Originally posted by Daniel 7
    Maybe it is is if you don't follow it. Max Chilton in 5th place ffs
    First. I have literally no idea who he is.

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  • dom9
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    That's a bit of a bummer.

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  • Daniel 7
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    Pity. He's far too used to that

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  • RichC
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    Standard race finish for Alonso in a McLaren then

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  • dom9
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    Originally posted by Daniel 7
    Still, it is good to see Alonso fighting for a win. F1 has missed him as a contender - what a waste.

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  • Daniel 7
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    Still, it is good to see Alonso fighting for a win. F1 has missed him as a contender - what a waste.

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  • dom9
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    Meh. They're all **** really.

    Which is why I don't watch them anymore.

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  • Daniel 7
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    Monaco is generally ****, and its a well known anachronism - its one for the celebs and business deals. The real blue riband events are the Italian, Belgian, British, Japanese and Brazilian GPs.

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  • dom9
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    Originally posted by Daniel 7
    This is their blue riband event, so its fair to say its a spectacle.

    Indy is more basic and there's a far higher skill and ability level in F1. Its a lot easier to make the swap to Indy from F1 than vice versa, there have only ever been a handful of successes coming into F1. The reason I mentioned Chilton is that he was a fairly ****e F1 driver whose biggest achievement was to finish successive races.

    But whatever, you don't care about that
    F1's blue riband was quite unspectacle-ish earlier by all accounts.

    But, yeah, I don't doubt what you say

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