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If the team gets it internally right there will be no new parts for Mr. Vettel anytime soon. That was plain cheap ... I hope Vettel has lost tons of respect today in the paddock and within the fans.
I never thought that I would get impressed by Hamilton's behaviour ... but he was class today admitting that someone else should have been standing up there.
I never thought that I would get impressed by Hamilton's behaviour ... but he was class today admitting that someone else should have been standing up there.
Management from each team are secretly high 5ing each other, because we all know that every team has a Number 1 driver. In this case Hamilton and Vettel.
Nothings changed from the Schumacher era. Don't kid yourself.
Tell me something I don't know. There's also for the team (employers) with their cash that care about the Constructor's points. Ultimately it's about sponsorships and cash for the teams. If in a future race, Rosberg and Hamilton are 1, 2 and Hamilton is given orders not to pass for preservation of points, we'll see if he remembers Rosberg doing the same in Malaysia.
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Rednecks don't make a sour face with their bottom lip out...call a spade a spade and throw a couple punches. F-1 has been great racing of late and last year...but Indy car and Nascar were alot better this weekend. Fontana is usually a boring race guess the gen 6 cars helped a bit. What about Canadian James Hinchcliffe winning his first Indy car race...gonna be a exciting Toronto event looks like.
I dunno you wouldn't see Senna slowing or holding position to Berger this early in the season. To be the #1 driver of this era you have to be ruthless. Webber should stop complaining, he's been driving the best car for the past few years with little to show. "He's protected"....ummm yeah cause he's the fastest guy on the track that's why.
Vettel will probably repeat this year, and Webber will finish 5th in the championship.
Vettel will probably repeat this year, and Webber will finish 5th in the championship.
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Instead they throw **** at each other like a bunch of children. Very professional.
What would happen if the crews from 7 different teams stayed out of the way, and let the so called rednecks (from Florida, Indiana, and Connecticut) duke it out?
Much like the NHL, I presume - Stewart would have KO'd Logano, and wouldn't be carrying a grudge for life, like he's going to. Let's hope Hamlin is ok for the next race.
BTW? How long have those 3 states been producing "Rednecks"?
p.s. Logano is still a child at 22, but a hell of a race car driver. (I'm not allowed to use the work "kid", or I get infractions.....no lie)
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At least Yamaha made it obvious.
Webber didn't mince words with Vettel, he didn't go all PC when they were face-to-face, he told him exactly what he thought. As for throwing punches, that's what Springer is for.
I'm sure Webber will have a face to face chat with the Vettle...with his hand around his throat...lol. Hey I'm a old time hockey fan... the Leafs vs Boston Colton Orr vs Thorton fight was a highlight...and Nascar's final laps and Smoke vs Logano almost tilt was entertaining too...lol. What can I say?
I didn't see the NASCAR race, but I was remember wishing someone would punch out Paul Tracy few years back after he spun out and then drove into someone as he was rejoining the race. The guy basically puts himself on a pedestal above everyone else, even at a risk to their safety. Obviously, the F1 infringement yesterday was nowhere near that degree of severity. Any links to the NASCAR incident (the on-track one)?
[video=youtube;siHCzBD7wQM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=siHCzBD7wQM[/video]
That's it? There must be more to the story.
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