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Lewis Hamilton abuse
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And your problem with that is?
I'm just pointing out the hypocrisy of the stalkers/trolls/pervs who might take advantage of the data...
Remind us, which of those categories (or maybe all) that you fall under?
I’m just an up-front, out in the open, nothing to hide kind of guy. You know that, why ask?And your problem with that is?
I'm just pointing out the hypocrisy of the stalkers/trolls/pervs who might take advantage of the data...
Remind us, which of those categories (or maybe all) that you fall under?
Anyway, what happened to making a last post and deleting your account?
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Bodd
Don't like comments like that Turbo...... I may have to sue Notch...
the site could do with an lol button.. would save me hitting the like button
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Captain Nemesis
I saw it as 2 kamikaze pilots that will not give way. It's the nature of the ones that win. A number of them are well known for it. As an announcer said it was bound to happen at some point.
Just prior to the bump the announcer mentioned that Vestaffin would be wondering which side Hamilton would try to pass on. He moved out on the track just as the announcer mentioned it.
C4 commentating for a change lacking the F1 failure on Sky. Hamilton sees a gap and goes for it. Chances are Hamilton did things to make him think he would go around the outside.
Then comes the problem. High speed corner and both need a certain line to get around it. They collide. Either of them could have bowed out. Vestaffin knows if Hamilton passes he wont be coming in first. Hamilton knows if he doesn't pass him he wont either. Vestaffin had made the same style of move several times. All drivers do it.
So who's fault. Personally I suspect that area is why a time penalty was selected. The team bosses views - well what would you expect. This is why they keep decisions like this purely impartial. Red Bull could appeal. Wonder if they have? If not maybe they know that it isn't as simple as some think. Biggest problem is it may happen again and it could be either of them. It's an aspect that has to be lived with really due to the nature of the sport itself.
Just prior to the bump the announcer mentioned that Vestaffin would be wondering which side Hamilton would try to pass on. He moved out on the track just as the announcer mentioned it.
C4 commentating for a change lacking the F1 failure on Sky. Hamilton sees a gap and goes for it. Chances are Hamilton did things to make him think he would go around the outside.Then comes the problem. High speed corner and both need a certain line to get around it. They collide. Either of them could have bowed out. Vestaffin knows if Hamilton passes he wont be coming in first. Hamilton knows if he doesn't pass him he wont either. Vestaffin had made the same style of move several times. All drivers do it.
So who's fault. Personally I suspect that area is why a time penalty was selected. The team bosses views - well what would you expect. This is why they keep decisions like this purely impartial. Red Bull could appeal. Wonder if they have? If not maybe they know that it isn't as simple as some think. Biggest problem is it may happen again and it could be either of them. It's an aspect that has to be lived with really due to the nature of the sport itself.
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Bodd
Or a watch your mouth button...
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Captain Nemesis
Odd that someone interested in F1 could get that wrong so many times....
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Captain Nemesis
The man who many believe was the best driver ever had no compunctions about forcing other drivers off the track.
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Captain Nemesis
Colin Chapman, I heard, when he raced saloon cars, was known to open his door to frustrate an overtaking move.
Are you sure he wasn't just letting out farts
