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Crashton Club Coordinator
^^^ That sounds like a very good strategy.
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Minidave Well-Known MemberLifetime Supporter
I think Rosberg should take Hammy out in the first corner - hard. The important championship (to the team) has already been won, the big money is already in the bank so he should do what he needs to do to win the belt for himself.
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I thought of that too. That is a real ballsy move that Prost pulled on Senna to take the championship. Nico won't do it, he lacks the balls. I hope someone from the second row becomes the designated hitter & punts Nico off. :devil: That won't happen either, I'm hoping for a good race. :fingerscrossed:
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Steve AdministratorStaff Member Articles Moderator
The teams and Bernie have agreed to have standing restarts after every safety car period as of next year.
Makes me wonder why use the safety car at all then, just red flag the race. I'm not actually suggesting this, just can't see how there's a significant difference other than driving around slowly for a few laps before stopping for the restart anyway. -
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Crashton Club Coordinator
How many standing starts can an F1 car do? It's my understanding the clutches are about the diameter of a hockey puck.
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Steve AdministratorStaff Member Articles Moderator
Yup, and clutches shouldn't be the only concern. Don't they already worry about the heat soak effect on all the power unit components while forming up after the formation lap, esp. for the leaders as they wait for the back markers to get into position?
Add to that all the marbles off line later in a race plus cooler tires after SC period and you have increased potential for first corner carnage.
I'm sure there are plenty of other concerns but the article I read claimed the change was largely because race starts are the most watched part of F1 races so this will improve the show. Really? That's the motive? Here's hoping the author was taking liberties with the facts there. -
Steve AdministratorStaff Member Articles Moderator
Red Bull have signed another contract and will continue to claim their Renault engines are made by TAG Heuer for another couple years.
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Crashton Club Coordinator
Turn one will be a wrecking yard for sure. F1 sure can be stupid at times.
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Crashton Club Coordinator
Should be a good race tomorrow. I'm hoping row 2 can be of some help. Come on Ricciardo & Kimi.
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Tic tock....
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Crashton Club Coordinator
^^^ :yesnod:
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Crashton Club Coordinator
Nico drove a good race. Congrats to him & his fans.
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Minidave Well-Known MemberLifetime Supporter
On the one hand I thought Hamilton drove like a jerk, but on the other hand he was doing what he could to both win the race and maybe the championship - but backing Nico into the other cars was poor sportsmanship in a lot of ways. I can see both sides of the deal tho.....
The announcers were going on about how fast Vettel one, but that wasn't what was happening, the Mercs were slow because of the Hamster's tactics.
Had they been running a real race they would have been 30 sec further up the road by the end......
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Favorite radio message of the day "Paddy, I'm actually in the lead right now and I'm quite comfortable". I think he did what he did because it was his only shot at changing the outcome of the race. He knew Nico wasn't going to try and pass him.
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