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Official Formula One 2010 Thread
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Awesome. I noticed Vettel using way more curbing than Lewis, yet Lewis is keeping pace. And we know he likes to ride the curbs too, so I assumed he's trying to save his tires for the next pitstop. He just asked about saving fuel, so I guess that confirms it. Let's see if it pays off in the end. Maybe we're watching his evolution into a more complete race driver. PEACE
Alonso moaning about Hamilton "holding" Alonso up during the SC in lap. Something tells me Alonso is just angry at the world and is trying to blame his "best friend" Hamilton for losing out in the pit stops. Handbags at dawn.
Rosberg having brake issues, Mercedes both in the wars brake wise?
Rosberg having brake issues, Mercedes both in the wars brake wise?
Diddums. Or..not? Incident by car 2, Hamilton under investigation by the stewards.navanman said:
Rosberg being told that his car is basically buggered. I missed the end but I imagine he is being told he may need to retire at any point.
Kobayashi doing OK. 1:42s in the dog of a Sauber. Vettel and Hamilton still buggering off. Well, is Hamilton due a penalty?
:lol :lolDead Man said:
Kobayashi doing OK. 1:42s in the dog of a Sauber. Vettel and Hamilton still buggering off. Well, is Hamilton due a penalty?
It's the Ferrari International Association.Road said:
Goldrusher
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Drivethrough for Hamilton.
Cerebral Assassin
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Stop It said:
God forbid Hamilton has to follow the rules.
magnificent83
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Damn, Hamilton just missed it.
Question is, why is Alonso so bent out of shape about it, He would still have been stuck behind the safety car :lol
Question is, why is Alonso so bent out of shape about it, He would still have been stuck behind the safety car :lol
Harry_Tequila
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Well they may as well finish the race now. Procession to the end for Vettel now... all for the sake of 10 centimetres. Pathetic.
Indeed it was, if he didn't hesitate, he would have been ok.navanman said:
Ah well, I wonder where he will come out after this enforced stop? He may get away with 4th?
Glass bottle on the track, that needs to be got rid of ASAP.
No, he got away with it completely, he stays 2nd.
Harry_Tequila
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Haha, best punishment ever. Ruin the race but don't actually cost him any positions. FIA incompetence.
Cerebral Assassin
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magnificent83 said:
Because if Hamilton hadn't broken the rules, he would have also been stuck behind the SC.
Alonso is so pissed off. Note to Alonso: go punch a wall after this race, avoid Hamilton like the plague!
Wrong, if Hamilton didn't slow down before that line, he would have been fine, he got penalised BECAUSE he slowed down and thus officially didn't overtake the SC until after that point.Cerebral Assassin said:
Time for Lewis to get on with it. He's racing Jenson. Fonso needs to stop fucking whinging. OMG! I've never seen a driver so obsessed with someone else's race. What a bitch.
And yay for the hero marshal. He needs to get some marshal pussy tonight for that one. :lol
And yay for the hero marshal. He needs to get some marshal pussy tonight for that one. :lol
Stay classy, Spain. Stay classy. PEACE.navanman said:
Kurosaki Ichigo
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Superb FIA. Just as usual. Give Hamilton way more room so the punishment does nothing.
Now god forbid anyone else doing anything like that again, automatically black flag.
Now god forbid anyone else doing anything like that again, automatically black flag.
magnificent83
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Oh i understand, but Alonso would probably still be behind him. I don't see Kobayashi whining about Hamilton.Cerebral Assassin said:
but if Hamilton had just continued on full-speed and had overtaken the safety car while it was driving in the pit-exit-lane but before it had crossed the safety-car-line, would he have broken the rules as well?
because if he had done that, the Ferrari's would have been up there with him obviously ... and if that would be OK with the regulations, I can understand their anger/frustration/fuming/etc
because if he had done that, the Ferrari's would have been up there with him obviously ... and if that would be OK with the regulations, I can understand their anger/frustration/fuming/etc
Pimpwerx said:
What? He is looking at the championship and the points. The thing is that if Nando would have done the same he would still be third. And don't you think that it's pretty sad that the stewards didn't do anything about it and that Fernando had to call on Lewis? Yeah, Ferrari International Assistance....
Yeah, because the FIA has a record of favouring McLaren and Hamilton in partcul....wait WTF are you on about?Kurosaki Ichigo said:
Anywya, time to settle in for the rest of the GP. No more tyre stops (Kobayashi aside), no more action. Time for a nap methinks.
Cerebral Assassin
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:lolStop It said:
How hard is it to understand, he slowed down to make sure Alonso couldn't get in front of the SC, then realised he wouldn't make it so decided to ignore the rules(its not as if Hamilton/Mclaren have a lot of respect for the rules) & overtake the SC.
Salacious Crumb
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I don't know how anyone can dispute that penalty, the rule is pretty simple. He clearly passed the SC after he crossed the line, that's all that matters, it doesn't matter what he was doing before that.
I think it was Ferrari that brought it to the stewards now. I take back my criticism of HHF and the stewards, because Ferrari's public moaning there makes it obvious they were trying to deep-six Lewis' race instead of win their own. The stewards probably had to look at the replay and then convince themselves it was worth penalizing. PEACE.jey_16 said:
EDIT: Oh. And they did it for the lulz.
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