I just picked up some tickets to the Singapore Grand Prix, they are making a pretty big deal out of it, saying its twice the size of previous years (I assume audience not track lol). No matter who's on top at that stage they've gone all out on the entertainment with Muse and Red Hot Chilli Peppers playing next to the track. Big shout out to me mate Salim Shariff the Car dealer for the discounted tickets that otherwise would have buried my budget (Wife and Kids wants to see Muse so that's going to hurt the bank) Anyone else going to be there?
It's not the same as when Schumacher drove Hill off the track deliberately, or even worse when he forced the most obvious collision against Jacques Villeneuve.
It looks to me like Vettel was just bouncing across the grass and if he'd tried to correct it mid-slide his arse end would have been into Hamilton anyway.
Last edited by harrybarracuda; 11-06-2019 at 05:14 PM.
I agree with both Bsnub and HB. Let them race, hell it was an excellent save by Vettel. Hamilton had been pressing him to make a mistake. F1 and Indy aren't as fun to watch as they used to be. This is why I watch NASCAR. The excitement is never at the beginning its through out the entire race and different winners. Right now Ferrari is getting its ass handed to them by Benz
Yep.
First Schumacher, then Vettel @ Red Bull, followed by Rosberg, then Vettel again @ Ferrari.
Plenty of examples.
Pattern emerging ?
Yeah, it's the German's win at all costs mentality, even if it means cheating or running someone off the road or crashing into them.
^ Don't forget the Dutch!
Vettel should learn to STFU. He should do his taking on the track .... oh wait
Have finger kartoffel kopf
I missed the race also in the air, looked to me like they should have let Vettel off - if in doubt they should leave it and let them race.
I wouldn't mind if he wins the race. It keeps the Ferrari sheeple interested.
The Canadian GP result is set in stone with news that Ferrari will not be going ahead with an appeal against Sebastian Vettel’s penalty. Vettel was racing towards the win in Montreal when he cut the grass at Turns 3/4 and rejoined just ahead of Lewis Hamilton.
However, pushing the Mercedes driver towards the wall, Vettel was deemed to have made an “unsafe” return to the track and was hit with a five-second penalty.
He accused the stewards of “stealing” his win, which would have been the first of 2019, with Ferrari later announcing their intention to appeal.
The Scuderia had 96 hours to lodge a formal appeal, however, they have opted not to.
According to the Daily Mail, team principal Mattia Binotto has written to the FIA informing them that Ferrari “will not be lodging a challenge.”
https://www.planetf1.com/f1-races/canadian-grand-prix/ferrari-will-not-appeal-canadian-gp-penalty/
Hamilton and Bottas fighting for the first corner.
Vettel won't be with them though, he could only qualify 7th because he's gone to shit.
Lights out in 35 mins or so.
Looking forward to this first lap! Let’s see how the tires go
I don't want to give Hamilton the kiss of death...
...but, this seems like a very easy afternoon's work.
Lewis Hamilton says drivers should not be blamed for “boring” F1 races and warned “serious changes” are needed to the sport’s plans to overhaul its rules in 2021.
https://www.racefans.net/2019/06/23/...-boring-races/
Watched half the race, got bored and went to sleep. Nothing to see here.
F1 has become a predictable big bore. Major changes are in order. Not just the rules but also tracks.
Once an avid fan, F1 has lost me. Given a choice I will be watching PDC World Darts Championship.
"Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect,"
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