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Oscar shitting the bed big time at the moment.
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Well, at least more space than this.How much more room does Oscar need to leave Hulkenberg?
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As I said above, it was a high-risk, high-reward move but it would have paid off if Alonso wasn't there.
Mate... look at Alonso in that image. Don't get me wrong, you have to go for gaps. But let's not pin this one on Oscar when he's not the only driver trying to take an opportunistic move.Well, at least more space than this.
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Whether Alonso was there or not, I'm not sure what's expected of Hulkenberg in that situation without knowing what Piastri was going to do. You can call it high risk, high reward if you want, I'll stick with the other assessment of dopey given the worst position he probably would have come out of that Turn 2 having been on the inside was in third.
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The only reason I'm pinning it on Oscar is because he's the one changing his line mid-corner and driver etiquette rules place an emphasis behaving in a predictable manner. Yes, it is well down the dopeyness scale for most incidents that end up being discussed on the forum.Mate... look at Alonso in that image. Don't get me wrong, you have to go for gaps. But let's not pin this one on Oscar when he's not the only driver trying to take an opportunistic move.
There's a big difference between risky and dopey. Dopey is Lance Stroll cannoning into Esteban Ocon.
Nah. Max isnt winning the WDC (mathematically too hard) so all Oscar has to do is finish every race ahead of Norris and he will win it.
Thats reasonable value for Lando.Max is actually into $3.70 now to win the championship. Lando is 3.8, oscar 1.88.
This is on betfair, his odds hit 400/1 in August.
Lando had a rough patch not too long agoThats reasonable value for Lando.
Oscar looks no where near it at the moment. Desperately needs 1 result over Lando and quickly or this WDC is over.
The extra space on the inside due to the pit lane entry leading up to T1 encourages moves like the one Alonso did which squeezed Hulkenberg. Very risky for Oscar to cut back inside under those circumstances. If I was Lando I'd be pissed as this was worse than what he did to Oscar in Singapore.Well, at least more space than this.
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Whether Alonso was there or not, I'm not sure what's expected of Hulkenberg in that situation without knowing what Piastri was going to do. You can call it high risk, high reward if you want, I'll stick with the other assessment of dopey given the worst position he probably would have come out of that Turn 2 having been on the inside was in third.

Just gotta let Oscar know the whole of Australia is behind him. We have waited so long for an Aussie champion, just bring it home.
There's no guarantee in 6th Oscar makes it around turn 1 here. Right in the middle where a **** up in the lead he could run into someone or a cowboy from behind cannonballs in.
Max is actually into $3.70 now to win the championship. Lando is 3.8, oscar 1.88.
This is on betfair, his odds hit 400/1 in August.
While oscar and lando are both making errors they aren't having reliability issues and realistically Max will need Oscar or lando to blow up an engine or two in the run home to come from this far back and win. He may get within 20 points and make the last round interesting but he isnt winning it imo.
How can you be so certain given all the evidence that is staring us in the face? If Oscar finishes top 4 (3rd/4th) in the remaining races Max can absolutely win this. That Red Bull is a level above the McLaren’s now and it’s far too late in the season for them to do anything about it from a development perspective.Max might catch Norris but hes not catching Oscar without dnfs. So long as Oscar finishes in the top 4 or so at most races Max wont catch him and if hes ahead of lando he will keep the margin he needs.
Everybody writing off Oscar already (whilst still leading).
He still outqualified Norris last round and was unlucky with a bump from his teammate. I feel he only needs to out qualify Norris again (in an upcoming race) and have a normal/clean race to finish ahead, which will not only extend his lead but I reckon settle Piastri down for the remaining races (and the deeper it gets, the more desperate Norris will have to get). The battle is definately on, but I'm still backing him in.
I think people are more worried about Max than Lando. But a lot depends on tonight. I mean the front 2 could collide and the championship is virtually all over.
At the same time if they finish 1-2 and Oscar has a shocker, he nearly becomes 3rd fav for the title.