Always with the negative waves
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Always with the negative waves
"I thought that we should have probably been further forward after this morning and yesterday," Raikkonen said. "But I made the decision to change the car a bit that was the completely wrong decision so it just took all the grip away from the car and I'm surprised that we finished seventh. It's a decision that I shouldn't have made but we tried and it was the wrong way."
I don't think it's going to be suddenly turn out to be the same like it was this morning tomorrow, but we'll try. That's why I'm very disappointed that I made the decision because we had a very good car this morning and I really think we should have been on the second row."
It's not Vettel personally, it is the RBR domination of the second half of the season in general and the title being wrapped up and Webber having shit starts and the generic track and the lack of risk to going off track and the artificiality of the overtaking and the insane reliability of the cars and just the predictableness of it all.if alonso happened to be on pole and win the race everybody and their grand mother would set their clocks to watch the race. insert any other driver name in stead of alonso and it would still be true.
but when vettel is on pole and wins a race its 2011 all over again and its not worth watching the race over or the rest of the season is boring. im sorry but ya'll not fans if you dont bother to watch the race when your least favorite driver is winning or on pole.
you can say what ever you want about me but i freaking love the sport and would watch it even if vettel had a DNF every race and had to go to HRT or what ever.
I had to watch the ferrari dominance as a mika hakkinen fan and i did not stop watching the sport.
looking forward to the race tomorrow. i think vettel's lap could have been better if he did not make that little mistake. Mclaren are much closer than i though after seeing P123
It's not Vettel personally, it is the RBR domination of the second half of the season in general and the title being wrapped up and Webber having shit starts and the generic track and the lack of risk to going off track and the artificiality of the overtaking and the insane reliability of the cars and just the predictableness of it all.
Edit: If it was anyone else on pole, everyone would be watching to see if Vettel could pass them. That is it. Since Vettel is already past everyone, why watch?
I'm still watching the race, no question about it, but we all know Vettel is going to be more than 1.x seconds ahead of second by the time DRS is enabled and win the race barring some accident or part failure.
That being said, the racing behind first has been quite good these last few races.
the racing behind first has been quite good these last few races.
Exactly the races have been so much fun to watch because of battles all over the place. but hey vettel is on pole so its no use watching qualy or the race or waking up for it.
Exactly, and I just don't care for Vettel winning again and taking the WC.The combination of shitty tracks and no suspense over the winner make it a waste of time. Those battles I can see afterwards in the highlights.
The combination of shitty tracks and no suspense over the winner make it a waste of time. Those battles I can see afterwards in the highlights.
Exactly, and I just don't care for Vettel winning again and taking the WC.
I didn't. Then again, I was in the US at the time and it was almost impossible to watch F1 races live. I don't really think I missed all that much, to be honest.so i take it you guys did not watch F1 from 2000 to 2005?
I didn't. Then again, I was in the US at the time and it was almost impossible to watch F1 races live. I don't really think I missed all that much, to be honest.
Shumi days were a pain to watch sometimes, but i watched all of the races.
If you think RBR and vettel dominate you should watch some of the season review's of those years.
so i take it you guys did not watch F1 from 2000 to 2005?
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there was 1 year of utter domination 2002 or 2003, I'm not sure, and we had that last year, so no more of that plz
How can that be a bad thing?It seems like the track cameras in India are running at a higher-than-normal framerate (which upsets me to no end) but it does give us slow-mo from any angle.
It's odd but I still rate Hamilton and Alonso above Vettel despite him going to be 3WDC soon....he seems to be fantastic driver (and i look forward to seeing him at Ferrari in 2014!) but I don't know if its the way he wins his races or maybe seeing Hamilton and Alonso lose close championships and come back from that makes me respect them more
How can that be a bad thing?
How can that be a bad thing?
How can that be a bad thing?
It seems like the track cameras in India are running at a higher-than-normal framerate (which upsets me to no end) but it does give us slow-mo from any angle.
I hate high framerates (60fps in game, 120fps on TV) because it always looks unnatural to me.
I hate high framerates (60fps in game, 120fps on TV) because it always looks unnatural to me.
you are kidding right?
Shumi won 9 of the 17 races and was on the podium 14 times all 1st or second places.
11 wins in 2002 with 5 second places and 1 third place.
13 wins in 2004 and 15 podiums.
its not untill 2005 when things got a bit interesting. thats 4 years of complete domination by ferrari and shumi.
believe me his signature jump on the podium was frustrating as fuck.
Apparently these grabs are from Vettel's pole lap
I hate high framerates (60fps in game, 120fps on TV) because it always looks unnatural to me.
It seems like the track cameras in India are running at a higher-than-normal framerate (which upsets me to no end) but it does give us slow-mo from any angle.
Is there anything that can be questioned on that, though? I suppose we'd have to see other pole laps (especially, say, Webbers, given he drives the same car) just to see how other drivers take it.Apparently these grabs are from Vettel's pole lap:
I know there's an understanding with Charlie that the drivers are allowed to run wide on at least one part of this track without penalty, but I doubt that covers any apexes. Was anyone else taking similar liberties?
EDIT: Having checked, that second grab is actually from an exit curb, so he might be in the clear on that one. First isn't though.
Apparently these grabs are from Vettel's pole lap:
I know there's an understanding with Charlie that the drivers are allowed to run wide on at least one part of this track without penalty, but I doubt that covers any apexes. Was anyone else taking similar liberties?
EDIT: Having checked, that second grab is actually from an exit curb, so he might be in the clear on that one. First isn't though.
Nothing will be done, everyone has been 4 off all weekend long. Too much kerbing, not enough danger for going off track. Massa's corner needs to have the apex thing raised to prevent shorting that corner and they need to bring in some grass or sand or something to stop the four offs :|
Exactly the races have been so much fun to watch because of battles all over the place. but hey vettel is on pole so its no use watching qualy or the race or waking up for it.
sjeez
Edit: not talking about you two guys btw.
The combination of shitty tracks and no suspense over the winner make it a waste of time. Those battles I can see afterwards in the highlights.
Exactly, and I just don't care for Vettel winning again and taking the WC.
Shumi days were a pain to watch sometimes, but i watched all of the races.
If you think RBR and vettel dominate you should watch some of the season review's of those years.
Television shows can be 60/120fps?
and LOL at not wanting 60fps in games.
It's the primary reason I don't play Call of Duty.
I think 60fps looks terrible in anything but racing games.
It's the primary reason I don't play Call of Duty.
I think 60fps looks terrible in anything but racing games.
"That is why I am a bit disappointed. I am disappointed in myself because I made the decision. It was my choice, I made it and it didn't pay off."
With parc ferme regulations meaning that changes cannot be made to the car before the race, Raikkonen is downbeat about his chances of rediscovering his promising Friday form.
"I don't think it is suddenly going to come back because we cannot touch the car. Maybe the high fuel will help, or maybe the weather will change, but we see in the race how it is."
Apparently these grabs are from Vettel's pole lap:
http://i.minus.com/i2r2Oc5EZrSt7.png[IMG]
I know there's an understanding with Charlie that the drivers are allowed to run wide on at least one part of this track without penalty, but I doubt that covers any apexes. Was anyone else taking similar liberties?
EDIT: Having checked, that second grab is actually from an exit curb, so he might be in the clear on that one. First isn't though.[/QUOTE]
I heard no complains from Button and Alonso, so it looks like that's okay.
Not really and partly for the same reason, didn't like Schumi and it was mostly boring. I'm not saying he doesn't deserve it though; Vettel's a great driver and RBR is simply better than anything else on the grid, but it doesn't mean I have to like it at all and I think there are guys on the grid deserve 3 WC's more than he does.so i take it you guys did not watch F1 from 2000 to 2005?