2017 Formula 1 Japanese Grand PrixFormula 1
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Magnussen the viking taking what he wants and bringing Grosjean along for the ride, nice. Good to see Japan ended up being a bit better for them in the end afterall.
Might as well stick a fork in Ferrari though, they're done. Good reason to root for the Ferrari 'B-team' of Haas next race though.
Might as well stick a fork in Ferrari though, they're done. Good reason to root for the Ferrari 'B-team' of Haas next race though.
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Max admitted he never could overtake Lewis. And because of the overtake situation of Alonso and then Massa by Lewis and Max he gained extra time because of this situation and not the other way around. Only chance to possibly overtake Lewis was around the same time Bottas and Lewis traded places. Very sporty comment of Max.
Other driver(s) would maybe have started to whine over the radio when Massa/Alonso slowed down the rest.
source (in Dutch): http://www.gpupdate.net/nl/f1-nieuw...portief-door-achterblijvers-liep-ik-juist-in/
Other driver(s) would maybe have started to whine over the radio when Massa/Alonso slowed down the rest.
source (in Dutch): http://www.gpupdate.net/nl/f1-nieuw...portief-door-achterblijvers-liep-ik-juist-in/
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Is it just me or does there seem to be a huge chip on the shoulder of Massa ?
It seems to be the same every race , if he's being passed by one of the more established drivers he's all polite and gracious in defeat but once it comes to any of the younger drivers he's all elbows and cutting people off (and often a load of whinging) .
It seems to be the same every race , if he's being passed by one of the more established drivers he's all polite and gracious in defeat but once it comes to any of the younger drivers he's all elbows and cutting people off (and often a load of whinging) .
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He missed the national anthem basically, spending the time instead with the mechanics around the car whilst they tried (ultimately to no avail) to solve the spark plug issue.
https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/132289/vettel-now-one-reprimand-from-grid-penalty
Vettel's now only one licence point away from getting a 10-place grid penalty. Mind you, he's used his allocation of PU components anyway courtesy of the problems in Malaysia. So even if he's a good boy from now on, if he has to take another PU component, grid penalties will come his way.
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Olav is a very bad tv host last years.
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Bit of a snooze of a race. Even though I'd have preferred Hamilton win the championship...this is a crap way to do it (perhaps some vague compensation for losing last year's in the same fashion). I'd imagine Hamilton would rather go down fighting with Seb to the last race. Shame. Here's hoping next year Red Bull figures out some more magic and we have three genuinely competitive teams fighting for race wins ---- when would be the last time that even happened? (outside of poaching wins when cars crashed)
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Unless Ferrari decides to quit the sport before Austin, it’s going to take at least till the start of Brazil to know for sure. But he likely will win in Mexico if he remains consistent.
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No! Sure he sometimes misses stuff but makes up for it with his passionate style of commenting. And its fun to correct him by shouting at the tv
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No GP this weekend so wehave to do it with some 'never seen before' video footage of last weeks race.
http://www.sportvideos.tv/never-bef...rgs-reaction-on-verstappen-overtaking-vettel/
http://www.sportvideos.tv/never-bef...rgs-reaction-on-verstappen-overtaking-vettel/
