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F1 2020 (spoilers abound)
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He made a lot of drivers look like amateurs there.
How did he do that?
bwoah, I did some overtakeβ
Clearly I don’t understand motor racing. I thought overtaking was a good thing.
Posted 2 months agoAlfa obviously liked it, they are sticking with Kimi and Giovonazzi for 2021.
Posted 2 months agowhich IMHO demonstrates Alfa’s complete lack of ambition
Posted 2 months agoAt least Williams have confirmed Russell and Latifi – bad day for Perez tho
Posted 2 months agobad day for
PerezHulkenberg thoRumours are that Red Bull see Perez as likely replacement if they decide to ditch Albon. This means that Hulkenberg is almost certainly out.
Posted 2 months agoI can’t believe giovinazzi is getting another season. I can’t think of a time where his name has come up as having had a good day behind the wheel.
Surely Perez/hulkenberg would have been a better option for reliability, or rotate in another Ferrari junior in the hope of getting someone fast and good!Β Bonkers.
Posted 2 months agoI canβt believe giovinazzi is getting another season.
Posted 2 months agoSo the only seats open for next year are currently occupied by Albon, Kvyat, RoGro and KMag. The ResBull/AT seats are being widely discussed but not much noise about the Haas options. Surely the Hulk has a chance there as a safe pair of hands that won’t throw the car at the scenery and will give good feedback to develop the dog they’ve currently got. If I was Gunther I’d want someone who will reliably deliver what the cars capable of rather than some mercurial talent who might somehow drag it all the way up to 14th place but stands a good chance of getting greedy and throwing it all away.
Posted 2 months agoSo the only seats open for next year are currently occupied by Albon, Kvyat, RoGro and KMag.
Don’t forget the one at Mercedes 😂
Posted 2 months agoDonβt forget the one at Mercedes
I think that one’s even more guaranteed than Boris’ U turn lockdown
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Posted 2 months agoArgh man russell must be gutted, what a time for that to happen
Posted 2 months agoThis has been an βinteresting race.
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Hamilton has obviously sold his soul to the devil.FFS Albon 🤭
Posted 2 months agocarlos the cat!
Posted 2 months agoGo Honey Badger!
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Posted 2 months agothe piece of ferrari which was embedded in bottas’ car!
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Posted 2 months agoAsked about how Wolffβs announcement could impact on Hamiltonβs future, he responded: βI donβt even know if Iβm going to be here next year so itβs not a concern for me at the moment.
Yeah, right
Posted 2 months agoI think Russell was really unlucky. Just as he gunned it, there was clearly a bump in the road. You see it pop the car up
Posted 2 months agothe piece of ferrari which was embedded in bottasβ car!
I guess Ferrari have finally figured out how to make their car go faster π
Posted 2 months agocold tyres and a huge amount of power….
I hope the organisers keep these circuits on the calendar rather than some of the crap usually in there because of the host state is paying a fortune to have a gp.
Posted 2 months agoPook
Full MemberI think Russell was really unlucky. Just as he gunned it, there was clearly a bump in the road. You see it pop the car up
Posted 12 hours agoIt’s not exactly unheard of. Verstappen binned it on the way to the grid this year, Schumacher’s crashed behind the SC (twice i think), Grosjean last year, Hakinnen as well iirc, Vettel crashed into Webber or vice versa in seb’s early seasons.
Cold tyres, swerving & giving it gas to try and get some heat in them, below race speed so no downforce. Entirely understandable. But embarrassing and gutting to lose a chance at points when he was genuinely in a position to get them by merit.
Posted 2 months agoI hope the organisers keep these circuits on the calendar rather than some of the crap usually in there because of the host state is paying a fortune to have a gp
Nice to see them back at Imola, but its a tricky circuit to overtake at, I think Mugello and Portimao were better substitute circuits for the current F1 cars. It will be interesting to see what Istanbul is like.
Posted 2 months agoI feel quite sorry for George Russell making an uncharacteristic error like that, but the combination of cold tyres and a safety car have caught out many more experienced drivers over the years.
Albon appears to have royally fluffed it again.
Posted 2 months agoyeah, surely sealed his fate there. Double whammy as well with Kvyat finishing 4th.
Posted 2 months agoNice to see them back at Imola, but its a tricky circuit to overtake at, I think Mugello and Portimao were better substitute circuits for the current F1 cars. It will be interesting to see what Istanbul is like.
Agree to an extent. I guess out of the three italian rounds Monza and Mugello would be favoured.
Posted 2 months agoGood article on the future of F1, salary caps and the phasing out of wind-tunnels…
…and Red Bull’s usual hypocrisy! π
Posted 2 months agoGood article, thanks.
Posted 2 months agoSeeing as we’re talking about the future of F1 and we’ve just had the announcement that they’re going to Saudi Arabia, thought this might be of interest:
Posted 2 months agoF1 is always about following the money. Iβm surprised itβs taken this long
Posted 2 months agoLooks like Vietnam may not make it on to the calendar at any point now…
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/54879815Sad that the rich motorsport heritage of Vietnam won’t be rewarded with an F1 race. Oh hang on…
Anyhow, 2021 calendar announced – expect it was far too late to consider incorporating any of the enforced learnings from this year’s guest circuits and my guess is that there won’t be any consideration of them when it comes to ’22 and beyond.
Posted 2 months agoAustralian GP – March 21
Bahrain GP – March 28
Chinese GP – April 11
TBC – April 25
Spanish GP – May 9
Monaco GP – May 23
Azerbaijan GP – June 6
Canadian GP – June 13
French GP – June 27
Austrian GP – July 4
British GP – July 18
Hungarian GP – August 1
Belgian GP – August 29
Dutch GP – September 5
Italian GP – September 12
Russian GP – September 26
Singapore GP – October 3
Japanese GP – October 10
United States GP – October 24
Mexican GP – October 31
Brazilian GP – November 14
Saudi Arabia GP – November 28
Abu Dhabi GP – December 5Blimey quali in Turkey is terrifying. A slippy track with rain on it. Looks horrific out there.
Posted 2 months agoπ² πππ‘ππ π§ππππ¦ π£π’ππ π²@lance_stroll, that was incredible! WOW!#TurkishGP πΉπ· #F1 pic.twitter.com/Luzt7uhCPh
— Formula 1 (@F1) November 14, 2020
Possibly not for long…he’s under investigation for going too fast under yellow flags (in q1 I assume)
Posted 2 months agoThat was chaos. Hope tomorrow allows them to race
Posted 2 months agoWhy wait until just a couple of weeks before the event to lay a new track?
Posted 2 months agoThe original surface failed inspection is what some have said. Just needed a few repairs done but they went with a full repave. Don’t forget the track has had very little use since the last time F1 was there.
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