2020 Formula One
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fu**...I miss that soundALO has it balls to the wall here as well.
"Full lap of Fernando's R25 outing today at Yas Marina"
Wow - looks like he was pushing hard all the way.
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Got my wife and kids tickets to see it in Sydney next year. tf I'll be working.
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Fernando really giving that the beans....
And thats what an F1 car should sound like.
And thats what an F1 car should sound like.
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During P2 - Anthony suggested that ADR did not want to pit last week as his tyres were fine when he pitted for VSC - but they pulled him in anyway and it cost him big time.
Good ol Renault.
Good ol Renault.
Yeah.
The comments from the others were along the lines of “strange decision“.
If there is one thing Renault can do in season 2021 to improve their ranking, it’s not splashing cash on drivers or tech, just replace the bloody strategist!
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Call me a conspiracy theorist, but long term Renault want Ocon to have more confidence. Finishing above Ricc and snaring a podium helps Ocon for 2021.
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Ok
You know what would have helped Renault even more? A double podium
BBC Sport is asking who the biggest winners and losers are this season. Albon has been a disappointment, outperformed by several guys driving weaker cars (for which the likes of Perez, Ricciardo, Leclerc and Sainz also deserve credit for their consistency and race craft). Bottas has come out of the Russell swap looking all the poorer for it, Vettel has not been anywhere near Leclerc...
Gasly's redeemed himself a lot, Sainz and Norris have both done quite well (I think the McLarens have had the closest inter-team fight of all the midfield pack), but beyond that I wouldn't want to pick a best driver without giving it more thought.
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Gasly's redeemed himself a lot, Sainz and Norris have both done quite well (I think the McLarens have had the closest inter-team fight of all the midfield pack), but beyond that I wouldn't want to pick a best driver without giving it more thought.
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I am looking forward to this, but it won't be till 2022 now, because of the Covid situation they have postponed it by a year. Next year will be more of the same with a few minor tweaks here and there, mostly around locking in development and limiting costs so teams can invest resources into the new cars and not waste too much on developing the 2020-2021 models. Next year will be holding pattern, lots of races in a full calendar but with minimal development.
here we go, last quali of the season then ...
Pretty shitful end
both Renaults fail to reach Q3. Both on the soft tyre. Not a very good result for them.
Only saving grace might be the free tyre choice
Pole for Max! 2nd for Bottas. Hamilton 3rd.
That throws a bit of excitement in it.
That throws a bit of excitement in it.
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Verstappen > Lewis. Goat my arse. Wouldn't even make it to alpaca level
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Hamilton was a bit weird in the post-race interviews...
"I'm going to miss qualifying...
.... ugh..
.... until next year"
Is he retiring....!?!
Weird choice of words.
"I'm going to miss qualifying...
.... ugh..
.... until next year"
Is he retiring....!?!
Weird choice of words.
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Logically it wouldn't make sense (he's a shoe in to beat Schumachers remaining records next year) but with Lewis who knows what he is thinking.
I don't think the delay in contract negotiations has to do with money, I think it has to do with Lewis undecided on whether he wants to keep going.
If for some strange reason he did decide to call it a day at the end of this season, who would be available for Mercedes to grab? Do they buy out Russell's contract, or would making a decision based on one race for the Silver Arrows be too hasty? Then again, who else is there? I like Perez but I can't see Mercedes opting for him if they can get Russell.
I didn't watch last week, so I don't know a lot of what happened in context. But I'm listening to former supercars plodder Steve Johnson on radio atm. He was saying that at the moment Russel passed Bottas last week, Russell was on a better set of tyres.
Is this true?
Is this true?
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Option A would be get Russell because he's inevitably who they'd want in the seat 2022.
But Perez is a better than suitable alternative if that didn't work. Sign him on a year contract then pick one of him or Bottas to take the team into 2022 and beyond.
The guy was so happy to win for Ferrari, shame how it ended for VET, but keen to see him bounce back with AM next year
Video missed this win as well :
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Video missed this win as well
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