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*in an era of dominant race cars and few reliability woesOne of those 2 will have the tied 2nd most championships.
*in an era of dominant race cars and few reliability woesOne of those 2 will have the tied 2nd most championships.
Excluding the reliability, what's the difference between now and sometime in the 80s, 70s, etc.*in an era of dominant race cars and few reliability woes
Lack of development means cars that are dominant stay dominant.Excluding the reliability, what's the difference between now and sometime in the 80s, 70s, etc.
I don’t think Lewis will be popular if he makes the podium today
44 with car 44. 45th with Mercedes.What’s Crofty going on about “win number 44”
This’ll be Lewis’s 66th win
There were a lot of cheers coming from the stands when Vettel parked it. Mercedes is still a German badge, and Germans do love their own brands.
You could also argue that if Ferrari hadn't swapped, Raikkonen would be the first through there as opposed to Vettel.What a race, what a race... though I still don’t understand why Ferrari didn’t swap Kimi and Seb round soon as they where 1-2...
Vettel is more reserved and Schumacher was a character. They like that moreAnd Vettel has always been received rather coldly compared to Schumacher.
It's more a highlight that a Button-style 14th to first is actually a much faster car than where he was.What an anti-climax that ended up being. And what an indictment that a man can win from 14th without ever really stretching his legs.
Good job it didn't tell one driver to pull out of the way of the other.Aaaand Merc told Bottas to hold position. Between this and the "tactics" debacle at Silverstone, it's becoming harder to root for Mercedes. 👎
Lack of development means cars that are dominant stay dominant.