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FIA doing liberal things, choosing both track limits minutiae and physical restraint in the form of gravel.
The idea of the gravel is that it is supposed to negate the “time advantage” when crossing over the track limit, by slowing the car / forcing a strong correction, and yet they’re issuing track limit penalties anyway. |
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As much as I’m not a fan of David Valsecchi’s commentary generally, you have to give him credit for standing between Buxton’s and Palmer’s hype and blame game and saying “this is F1. This is what we rave about from 20 and 30 years ago with legendary drivers”.
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Originally Posted By fike: As much as I’m not a fan of David Valsecchi’s commentary generally, you have to give him credit for standing between Buxton’s and Palmer’s hype and blame game and saying “this is F1. This is what we rave about from 20 and 30 years ago with legendary drivers”. View Quote Did you know that he was actually a decent driver too ? |
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Originally Posted By fike: As much as I’m not a fan of David Valsecchi’s commentary generally, you have to give him credit for standing between Buxton’s and Palmer’s hype and blame game and saying “this is F1. This is what we rave about from 20 and 30 years ago with legendary drivers”. View Quote He is very marmite to people, but he's not wrong here. People are talking about something other than another Verstappen win (I thought it would be another Verstappen win). |
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“...in the hands of politicians grand designs achieve nothing but new forms of the old misery...”
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Originally Posted By sgthatred: PER getting beat by VER after a collision, tire death, limping back to the pits, and a 10 sec pen just says volumes about PER. I'm starting to wonder if his contract renewal had a siesta clause in it for during each race. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By sgthatred: Originally Posted By fike: Neat to see George and Oscar be able to clean up the pieces. Max was already in Lando's head going into the race, now ..lol. Insult to injury, Max still finished 5th. Sergio getting beat by a Haas .. I'm starting to wonder if his contract renewal had a siesta clause in it for during each race. In his defense he was in a long battle with Haas. I really don’t think that is an argument in his favor though. |
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"Penetration , however slight, is sufficient to complete the offense" -UCMJ ART. 125
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“...in the hands of politicians grand designs achieve nothing but new forms of the old misery...”
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Lando isn’t going to be Max’s friend anymore.
lol Lando to Sky Italy: "Will the friendship between Max and me end? I don't know, it will depend on him and how he explains: if he claims to be right it will be over, if he admits that he did something stupid then I will understand." View Quote |
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Originally Posted By fike: Lando isn’t going to be Max’s friend anymore. lol View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By fike: Lando isn’t going to be Max’s friend anymore. lol Lando to Sky Italy: "Will the friendship between Max and me end? I don't know, it will depend on him and how he explains: if he claims to be right it will be over, if he admits that he did something stupid then I will understand." Post race Max sounded at least unwilling to point blame to Lando. But stopped well short of admitting fault. |
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"Penetration , however slight, is sufficient to complete the offense" -UCMJ ART. 125
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Originally Posted By 20andOUT: Post race Max sounded at least unwilling to point blame to Lando. But stopped well short of admitting fault. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By 20andOUT: Originally Posted By fike: Lando isn’t going to be Max’s friend anymore. lol Lando to Sky Italy: "Will the friendship between Max and me end? I don't know, it will depend on him and how he explains: if he claims to be right it will be over, if he admits that he did something stupid then I will understand." Post race Max sounded at least unwilling to point blame to Lando. But stopped well short of admitting fault. Said he needed to watch the video, which is about as fair as you can get. |
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Originally Posted By sgthatred: Getting old, brain fart got me. I meant RB and Vettel not Hammy. Scrambled eggs for brains this morning View Quote Ok, that makes sense. I think the comparison is quite valid then. Vettel was superior for as long as the rules favored a car that matched his driving preferences. I think for Red Bull it’s the same. They are creating and developing a car that suit max driving preferences and abilities 100% . And as they develop it further that way it becomes harder and harder to checo. Still he sucks |
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Great race for Hulkenberg!
First time I've seen Toto smile in several years I think. |
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Ahhh that was epic.
Monza 2021 vibes all over again. |
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I remember Schumacher's teammates used to experience it too; Michael put a lot of time into understanding the car and figuring out that it didn't have to be pleasant to drive to be very fast. His teammates never got over that first hill, so they were always sitting midfield while he was at the front (with the exception of one Martin Brundle...).
I think we're seeing that with Perez. The field has shifted forward slightly, Max knows how to maximize the car, Sergio is stuck unable to find a way to make it go quick. So weird exactly the same thing happened last year. The mid-season plummet in form, I mean. He just cannot get a time out of it. The difference between him and Gasly/Albon is he usually starts out well, but loses momentum. Those guys looked lost from the first lap. |
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“...in the hands of politicians grand designs achieve nothing but new forms of the old misery...”
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Originally Posted By fike: Lando isn’t going to be Max’s friend anymore. lol View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By fike: Lando isn’t going to be Max’s friend anymore. lol Lando to Sky Italy: "Will the friendship between Max and me end? I don't know, it will depend on him and how he explains: if he claims to be right it will be over, if he admits that he did something stupid then I will understand." Seems Lando has drawn a line. Max should claim to be right, skip the drama and move on. From my peon perspective, it’s racing put on your big boy pants. |
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It's a bit weird to me that Max seems more concerned about Lando beating him than the whole WDC. He's winning that easily, and yet we're seeing a response to pressure which seems to be unusual. Perhaps the championship is so devalued to him (because he's walked it twice now) that it's more important to be seen as the top guy than anything else.
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“...in the hands of politicians grand designs achieve nothing but new forms of the old misery...”
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Originally Posted By fike: As much as I’m not a fan of David Valsecchi’s commentary generally, you have to give him credit for standing between Buxton’s and Palmer’s hype and blame game and saying “this is F1. This is what we rave about from 20 and 30 years ago with legendary drivers”. View Quote +1....I noticed that also. They were really laying into Max. But...this is literally how Schumi and Senna raced. |
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Regardless of where you come down on the incident, I think we can all agree that we need an update from Rocketpoweredmohawk.
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For all the clowns arguing. Riddle me this and tell me what the fall out would have been if it was Hamilton in the lead and he moved under breaking to keep Ver from passing and the same punctures.
Red Bull would have gone nuclear. Calling for Toto to resign. Some of You all posting on here are dense. |
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Originally Posted By Esterhase: It's a bit weird to me that Max seems more concerned about Lando beating him than the whole WDC. He's winning that easily, and yet we're seeing a response to pressure which seems to be unusual. Perhaps the championship is so devalued to him (because he's walked it twice now) that it's more important to be seen as the top guy than anything else. View Quote As I said, I think he knows Lando is the only danger toward his next WDC. (Not a huge one either) I think he wanted to kill that momentum asap. Psychologically max starting losing fair races vs lando could make lando start believing in himself a little too much |
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Originally Posted By Esterhase: It's a bit weird to me that Max seems more concerned about Lando beating him than the whole WDC. He's winning that easily, and yet we're seeing a response to pressure which seems to be unusual. Perhaps the championship is so devalued to him (because he's walked it twice now) that it's more important to be seen as the top guy than anything else. View Quote Bro....ask yourself what would Schumi or Senna have done......its an easy answer. Max wants to win Period, because he is the best on the grid. |
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Originally Posted By poison123: Bro....ask yourself what would Schumi or Senna have done......its an easy answer. Max wants to win Period, because he is the best on the grid. View Quote And Shumi once lost all his championship points for bringing it too far. (all while Villeneuve would have never made that corner, if he simply let him through and cross trajectory behind him) |
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Originally Posted By DCV_117:
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Originally Posted By Shung: As I said, I think he knows Lando is the only danger toward his next WDC. (Not a huge one either) I think he wanted to kill that momentum asap. Psychologically max starting losing fair races vs lando could make lando start believing in himself a little too much View Quote You make me think of how Senna responded to Schumacher in 1992; telling him off in public (Magny Cours) because it was obvious he could see where the next rival was. All because Schumacher in his first full season had the audacity to race Senna. And so it came to be... |
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“...in the hands of politicians grand designs achieve nothing but new forms of the old misery...”
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I just hope everyone had a good time
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Originally Posted By DCV_117:
View Quote I for one miss seing v10s at 18k rpm go out in smoke and flames These were the good days! |
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Originally Posted By DCV_117:
View Quote We don’t need grojean, we’ve got magnussen |
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Originally Posted By fike: As much as I’m not a fan of David Valsecchi’s commentary generally, you have to give him credit for standing between Buxton’s and Palmer’s hype and blame game and saying “this is F1. This is what we rave about from 20 and 30 years ago with legendary drivers”. View Quote Yep. I've watched the older races and just counted the track limits violations per the modern rules. |
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Originally Posted By Shung: Some Red Bull or max fan care to explain why max didn’t get an unsafe release penalty for his first pit stop release ? View Quote Because it wasn’t unsafe. The announcers even said it was normal distances before the stewards agreed. You can think it was unsafe, but you’ll be wrong and in the very small minority. |
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Originally Posted By Shung: That’s exactly why this rule exist. It was created when gravel pits were removed and drivers were gaining time by going wide in certain corners You go 5 times in the gravel you never going to get a track limit penalty. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Shung: Originally Posted By exDefensorMilitas: That's not how track limits work at all. It doesn't actually matter if you gain time or not. That’s exactly why this rule exist. It was created when gravel pits were removed and drivers were gaining time by going wide in certain corners You go 5 times in the gravel you never going to get a track limit penalty. Norris didn’t get a penalty because he gained time in that instance, he got a penalty because he’d been warned already for doing it too many times (and possibly gaining time on those instances). |
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Originally Posted By Shung: Care to explain why max didn’t get a unsafe release penalty at the first pit ? The reality is that max would rather fuck both of their races rather than lose his duel with lando View Quote Croft said it in commentary. They’ve had closer ones that didn’t get a penalty under safety car conditions. Stews probably looked at other precedents in that one. |
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Originally Posted By tifosi: I don't have a dog in the Lando-Max incident, but being as impartial as I can be, it seemed pretty clear that was Max's fault. Is what it is. As least it spiced up the end of the race and has given us five different winners so far this year. It's made this season more interesting than last season, so there's that. View Quote Max definitely turned into Lando, trying to push him wide - hence the penalty. What he didn’t cause was Lando to intentionally hit him a second time with his right front. That was just retaliation. I also agree that Max probably made too many moves under braking at least once or twice while Lando made several unsafe dive bombs to the inside (a Hamilton signature move). So neither are innocent and it made for some exciting racing before they wrecked each other. |
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Originally Posted By D_J: Norris didn’t get a penalty because he gained time in that instance, he got a penalty because he’d been warned already for doing it too many times (and possibly gaining time on those instances). View Quote Except the fact that the last one he got the penalty for was not the type that the rule exist for in which you gain time. Hell, he even did give the position back and lost even more time for that. |
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Originally Posted By Teamer: Croft said it in commentary. They’ve had closer ones that didn’t get a penalty under safety car conditions. Stews probably looked at other precedents in that one. View Quote But this wasn’t under safety car. And lando had to lock tires to avoid the collision. Those excuses don’t stand I’ll post a video as soon as it is available. You can clearly see that Lando must brake to avoid colliding Ie was the one being in the pit lane and had priority. |
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Originally Posted By D_J: Because it wasn’t unsafe. The announcers even said it was normal distances before the stewards agreed. You can think it was unsafe, but you’ll be wrong and in the very small minority. View Quote It was so ‘safe’ that Lando had to lock his front wheels to avoid a collision… I guess I was in the minority at the A1 ring today. The majority was wearing orange tshirts ;) ps: not the McLaren orange (wink) |
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Originally Posted By Shung: It was so ‘safe’ that Lando had to lock his front wheels to avoid a collision… I guess I was in the minority at the A1 ring today. The majority was wearing orange tshirts ;) ps: not the McLaren orange (wink) View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Shung: Originally Posted By D_J: Because it wasn’t unsafe. The announcers even said it was normal distances before the stewards agreed. You can think it was unsafe, but you’ll be wrong and in the very small minority. It was so ‘safe’ that Lando had to lock his front wheels to avoid a collision… I guess I was in the minority at the A1 ring today. The majority was wearing orange tshirts ;) ps: not the McLaren orange (wink) When everyone in the thread disagrees, and the commentators disagree, and the stewards disagree … that’s when it’s time to accept your opinion is wrong and move on. |
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Originally Posted By D_J: Max definitely turned into Lando, trying to push him wide - hence the penalty. What he didn’t cause was Lando to intentionally hit him a second time with his right front. That was just retaliation. I also agree that Max probably made too many moves under braking at least once or twice while Lando made several unsafe dive bombs to the inside (a Hamilton signature move). So neither are innocent and it made for some exciting racing before they wrecked each other. View Quote I could be wrong, but I thought the second contact was because of Max's puncture. I think Lando was just able to hold the line while Max couldn't because of the tire. |
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Originally Posted By D_J: When everyone in the thread disagrees, and the commentators disagree, and the stewards disagree … that’s when it’s time to accept your opinion is wrong and move on. View Quote That’s what they told Galileo too ;) Ps: commentators and stewards are wrong more often than they are right ;) And this can be demonstrated ;) As for ‘people in this thread’ , joker ;) Then again, I might be wrong if Lando locked because he got scared. |
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Its racing w big boy pants Lando. Put them on or shut up.
IDC if its Max fault, in all honesty this should help Lando understand better on how to deal w Max. You cant outbully him so he needs to be better at other aspects. |
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Originally Posted By drewptwo: I could be wrong, but I thought the second contact was because of Max's puncture. I think Lando was just able to hold the line while Max couldn't because of the tire. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By drewptwo: Originally Posted By D_J: Max definitely turned into Lando, trying to push him wide - hence the penalty. What he didn’t cause was Lando to intentionally hit him a second time with his right front. That was just retaliation. I also agree that Max probably made too many moves under braking at least once or twice while Lando made several unsafe dive bombs to the inside (a Hamilton signature move). So neither are innocent and it made for some exciting racing before they wrecked each other. I could be wrong, but I thought the second contact was because of Max's puncture. I think Lando was just able to hold the line while Max couldn't because of the tire. That was my take as well. The second bit of contact was because Max was only on three tires already. There’s some seriously good reactions on page 137. Anyone blaming Lando for that contact is delusional. At the end of the day both drivers crossed the line throughout the entirety of the battle. And we get to do it again next week. |
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Originally Posted By D_J: Max definitely turned into Lando, trying to push him wide - hence the penalty. What he didn't cause was Lando to intentionally hit him a second time with his right front. That was just retaliation. I also agree that Max probably made too many moves under braking at least once or twice while Lando made several unsafe dive bombs to the inside (a Hamilton signature move). So neither are innocent and it made for some exciting racing before they wrecked each other. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By D_J: Originally Posted By tifosi: I don't have a dog in the Lando-Max incident, but being as impartial as I can be, it seemed pretty clear that was Max's fault. Is what it is. As least it spiced up the end of the race and has given us five different winners so far this year. It's made this season more interesting than last season, so there's that. Max definitely turned into Lando, trying to push him wide - hence the penalty. What he didn't cause was Lando to intentionally hit him a second time with his right front. That was just retaliation. I also agree that Max probably made too many moves under braking at least once or twice while Lando made several unsafe dive bombs to the inside (a Hamilton signature move). So neither are innocent and it made for some exciting racing before they wrecked each other. I think they were both getting frustrated with each other at that point . Plenty of blame to go around, as I see it. |
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