F1 2025 - Previous Rounds

[royboy2]

Colaspinto already got a couple

 

[Duck Farmer]

What did Oscar get his for? Running into the back of Lawson at Interlagos last year?

 

[Nuggs Bunny]

Bearman struck Lawson a couple of times*

Carn man, not even Liam agrees with you

Liam Lawson takes responsibility for Spanish GP incident: 'Completely on me'

Liam Lawson narrowly finished outside of the points in the Spanish Grand Prix, after fierce battles with Ollie Bearman.

racingnews365.com

 

[Bradesmaen]

Carn man, not even Liam agrees with you

Liam Lawson takes responsibility for Spanish GP incident: 'Completely on me'

Liam Lawson narrowly finished outside of the points in the Spanish Grand Prix, after fierce battles with Ollie Bearman.

racingnews365.com

Stewards do though because he got a 10 second penalty for keeping his position via the run off area because he wasn't far enough ahead.

 

[Nuggs Bunny]

Stewards do though because he got a 10 second penalty for keeping his position via the run off area because he wasn't far enough ahead.

That was for incident number 2 where they didn't touch

 

[Bradesmaen]

That was for incident number 2 where they didn't touch

Pretty sure they did

 

[Jatz]

Being fair to Yuki would be holding him to the same standards as a regular driver instead of the excuses constantly being made for him. Yes Max is a freak and will obviously be expected to get better results but there is no way in hell that the 2nd RB is a lower midfield car.

How long do we continue to think that? It's clearly an absolute pig to drive for anyone not named Max.

 

[Cromulant]

How long do we continue to think that? It's clearly an absolute pig to drive for anyone not named Max.

Pretty much.

Perez, Liam and Yuki arent all rubbish drivers, in fact they're all fairly talented. Sergio might have been past his best but he was by no means as bad as he was made out to be.

Max is just able to get things out of the car that very few in the history of the sport have been able to do

 

[Vader]

How long do we continue to think that? It's clearly an absolute pig to drive for anyone not named Max.

It's like driving a shopping trolley with a wonky front wheel, propelled by a 1000 hp engine.

 

[Vader]

Pretty much.

Perez, Liam and Yuki arent all rubbish drivers, in fact they're all fairly talented. Sergio might have been past his best but he was by no means as bad as he was made out to be.

Max is just able to get things out of the car that very few in the history of the sport have been able to do

The longer this goes on, the better Perez is looking.

 

[skam85]

You know Max messed up when even Helmut Marko says he was out of line.
That dude is the biggest enabler of Max there is.

 

[Cromulant]

You know Max messed up when even Helmut Marko says he was out of line.
That dude is the biggest enabler of Max there is.

Even Max said he shouldnt have done it, which has never happened.

 

[skam85]

Even Max said he shouldnt have done it, which has never happened.

yeah that was a lot coming from Max. Yet still missing an outright apology, but take what we can get I suppose.

 

[Jatz]

Even Max said he shouldnt have done it, which has never happened.

I wonder how much of that is Max himself or someone getting in Max's ear, saying he needed to acknowledge it.

 

[Cromulant]

yeah that was a lot coming from Max. Yet still missing an outright apology, but take what we can get I suppose.

No need to apologise IMO, if you make a mistake sure.... but if you do something pretty deliberate you're never going to apologise.

None of the greats ever apologise.

 

[Cromulant]

I wonder how much of that is Max himself or someone getting in Max's ear, saying he needed to acknowledge it.

Not sure he'd listen to anyone else TBH, history tells us apologies for deliberate acts on a race track dont happen often.

 

[Jatz]

No need to apologise IMO, if you make a mistake sure.... but if you do something pretty deliberate you're never going to apologise.

None of the greats ever apologise.

How many of the greats deliberately drove into someone petulantly. I know some will of but most won't have.

 

[Cromulant]

How many of the greats deliberately drove into someone petulantly. I know some will of but most won't have.

Quite a few of the "GOAT candidates" have TBH. Perhaps not petulantly, but theyve taken calculated gambles.

 

[Vader]

Quite a few of the "GOAT candidates" have TBH. Perhaps not petulantly, but theyve taken calculated gambles.

Not in an act of petulance, they didn't.

Senna driving into Prost, and Schumacher driving Hill off the track were both pre-meditated moves. They were not instinctive decisions, following an emotional outburst.

 

[skam85]

Not in an act of petulance, they didn't.

Senna driving into Prost, and Schumacher driving Hill off the track were both pre-meditated moves. They were not instinctive decisions, following an emotional outburst.

I think you mean the opposite for Schumacher and Hill. It was absolutely instinctive in the moment, was Schumacher expecting to hit the wall the corner before? Hill was alongside and he reacted. Same with hitting Villeneueve in Jerez 1997.

Senna into Prost in Suzuka was premeditated based on the FIA overruling the stewards and not putting P1 on the grid on the racing line (still doesn't justify it)

Max's drive into Russell was pre-medidated, he had half a lap to decide what he wanted to do.

 

[Cromulant]

I think you mean the opposite for Schumacher and Hill. It was absolutely instinctive in the moment, was Schumacher expecting to hit the wall the corner before? Hill was alongside and he reacted. Same with hitting Villeneueve in Jerez 1997.

Senna into Prost in Suzuka was premeditated based on the FIA overruling the stewards and not putting P1 on the grid on the racing line (still doesn't justify it)

Max's drive into Russell was pre-medidated, he had half a lap to decide what he wanted to do.

He also remembered Prost shutting the door on him in 89, and all that happened after.

Max just drove into the Hall Monitor, very cold.

 

[skam85]

He also remembered Prost shutting the door on him in 89, and all that happened after.

Max just drove into the Hall Monitor, very cold.

Hall monitor is such a great nickname

 

[happy_eagle]

The longer this goes on, the better Perez is looking.

I think he'd be one of the frontrunners for the spare Cadillac seat, along with Bottas.
(assuming the other seat is going to O'Ward/Herta)

 

[dazbroncos]

Pretty much.

Perez, Liam and Yuki arent all rubbish drivers, in fact they're all fairly talented. Sergio might have been past his best but he was by no means as bad as he was made out to be.

Max is just able to get things out of the car that very few in the history of the sport have been able to do

That full power tail snap into the straight after the SC was a wicked catch and to not overcorrect while still on full beans was just nuts.

MAybe 3 drivers in the world could have done that.

I know it was a while ago but not since DR has the #2 RBR driver had control of that car in a fully competitive sense.

Thats WAY too long.

 

[imadodgyumpire]

Junkyard dog act from a junkyard dog. Allowed to get away with it cos fans are smitten by him.

Reporter could've asked how he'd have felt if Russell became injured cos of the collision.