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@SkySportsF1
@RGrosjean
With Grosjean's narration, it drives home the fact his escape was nothing short of a miracle, the biggest of all was that Grosjean was still conscious therefore could help himself out the car. Indeed even without an F1 victory, this has to rank as Grosjean's greatest ever victory
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@SkySportsF1
On a different topic, maximum respect goes out to Sir Moss for his continued support of Lewis. From day one has never said a bad word about Lewis, infact he also said Lewis is one of the few brave hearts who would have made it in the 50s. We salute a true patriot on his birthday
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@Planet_F1
There is no such thing as a 7 times champion being too expensive when he brings lots of pounds to the sport not to mention sponsors such as Hilfiger. The people that deserve a wages cap are people who earn millions despite not having won a thing such as Max
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@autosport
Darn, and yet TV only shows you people that made it whilst in the real world there are billions of people with broken dreams and debts like Nyck. The moral of the story being success and talent are literally gifts
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@autosport
This Max response confirms what the fans have always suspected about supper Max and that is he is 10 times worse than Jos which is an achievement all of its own
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@autosport
Elsewhere, the Schumi/Brawn partnership has to be the most successful duo considering Brawn was also with Schumi at Benetton so much so, Schumi cited working with Brawn as one of the reasons he decided to make a comeback especially after Brawn won 2009.
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@autosport
Actually, it has nothing to do with AMG celebrations but rather the fact Red Bull didn't score points thus reducing their points in both title races, that is the real issue here because at the end of the day points mean money.
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@m_liuk
@autosport
@LewisHamilton
@MercedesAMGF1
@msportstats
@SilverstoneUK
Aah but try leading a grand prix for 16 consecutive seasons and we shall have a talk
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@autosport
Hahaha, Max has a vivid imagination as every different race he has a different excuse. One day the wind hindered him from winning, the next race that is what you get when you don't leave a space and now worn tyres. Look, Max might really have a gift at fiction writing
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@Planet_F1
Obviously the hidden message to Gasly from Marko is that he is never making it back to Red Bull as Marko doesn't do exes
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@autosport
**The reality is that Hamilton has met his match in a car that is now competitive** Horner definitely has a gift in stand up comedy. A driver that has 5 or 6 poles and 11 wins is a match of a 7 times champion. The joke is on Horner
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@autosport
**I would like to make it clear. This was an on-track incident between two of the best drivers in the world.** Hmm... When exactly did Max become one of the best drivers when his CV is pretty empty & worse has no knighthood. Perhaps in the Red Bull universe Max is a legend
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@Planet_F1
Oh good to know Zak and Horner are birds of the same feathers but as uncle Ron famously said, F1 is simply the home of the piranha club therefore there are no saints because money always attracts the worst of humanity hence one needs to be a shark to survive such waters
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@SkySportsF1
Let me see if I get this right. In Max's book Monza and Interlagos were fair whilst Bahrain and Silverstone were an injustice. Must be nice living in Max's world of black and white
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@autosport
@alo_oficial
One silver lining about the samurai joining Ferrari though is the fact he ended up having his best seasons there even better than 2005 thus cementing his legacy as a gifted driver as he almost won 2010 & 2012 titles against dominant cars similar to Senna 1993 or Schumi 1997
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@autosport
Seeing as Vettel suffered the same fate at Ferrari, it's no wonder he has empathy for dismissed drivers hence Vettel decided to become a politican in a bid to forget the disappointment of getting fired despite being a 4 times champion
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@autosport
@WilliamsRacing
This isn't rocket science. Williams have a faster car over one lap than over a race just like Mercedes in 2013. This is the exact opposite of say Ferrari in 2012 which had better race pace than qualy pace especially so with the fragile Pirelli tyres back in the past.
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@autosport
This is even more embarrassing, imagine leading the most laps and having the fastest car over one lap but have nothing to show for it. I guess that is Max's career in a nutshell hence he is all talk but no trousers just like Alonso
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@autosport
Its a known fact Charlie bases his racecraft on Max's lack of penalities for we saw after Austria 2019 that Charlie became a dirty driver after the FIA incorporated the let them race rules hence Monza and Silverstone 2019 happened
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@SkySportsF1
It's incredible Lewis was even able to finish the race, not to mention on the podium despite still feeling poorly. Yes, as Sir Moss once said, Lewis is one of the few brave hearts that would have made it in the 50s racing scene
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@SkySportsF1
Actually Max hasn't gone a season without a dnf through a shunt. Yes, Max has been cleaner in recent season because Ferrari gas been off the pace as Max is attracted to the red cars
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@Planet_F1
Hmm... But I seem to recall Marko blaming Ocon for Brazil 2018 when Max should have looked in his mirrors. Perhaps the favoritism has already begun even before race 2 gets underway
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@autosport
If I were Sir I would check the CCTV footage just to make sure it wasn't Marko that locked the door as some sort of mind game to disrupt AMG's weekend now that Red Bull are off the pace. The moral of the story, you can never trust human beings
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@Planet_F1
Oh boy, when will Max stop being jealous of Lewis. It's a known fact all F1 drivers (okay the majority) are talented. The most difficult thing in F1 is making the right decision as Lewis has revealed he over ruled his former manager to take a gamble on a midfield team.
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@autosport
Hahaha that is rich coming from Horner when Masi pretty much offered Red Bull the chance to have a discussion on the pit wall whether they will accept a penalty or not hence not only after Marko gave a nod did Red Bull instruct Max to hand back the position
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@SkySportsF1
@Max33Verstappen
Hmm... But Sir didn't know Max was in hospital as all he knew was Max is out of the car. Besides that, Sir possesses a knighthood whilst Max doesn't therefore the respect should be one way.
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@autosport
Hahaha maybe Stewart is correct in his analysis that Lewis is not on the same level as greats from yesteryear more so since the fans weren't alive in the past. However, considering the fact Stewart has been a unapologetic Lewis critic since day 1, his views could just be biased
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@autosport
I mean it's a shame that real winners such as Montoya aren't the stewards because then the fans would trust their judgement e.g. When Mansell is a steward at Silverstone
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@SkySportsF1
Personally, I prefer people from the old school such as Marko and Bernie as they don't subscribe to modern day PC etiquette because the way things are going in modern day life, freedom of speech is about to get cancelled if you're a public figure.
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@autosport
@alex_albon
@WilliamsRacing
@GeorgeRussell63
**I would almost say too supportive, as I remember board guys saying like, you know we cant really take George opinion bcoz he's so supportive** I'm I the only one that thinks George used a power point presentation to argue Albon's case whilst getting teary eyed at the same time
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@bluh3_4me
@f1lmer
@SkySportsF1
Actually a brake test is grounds for disqualification. Also forcing a rival off the circuit whilst not staying on the circuit yourself is a penalty
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@autosport
I agree, Vettel must be struggling with a car that doesn't suit his style. I mean something is off seeing anyone let alone a newbie out qualify Vettel in 7 consecutive races. The same Vettel with 56 poles to his name
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@Planet_F1
"However, Zak Brown was less enthusiastic about a proposal to include the top 3 highest-paid personnel of a team in salary cap">>> So basically the wages cap just boils down to jealousy and selfishness of the executives that drivers earn more than them. Humans will never change
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@autosport
@MSI_Images
@OconEsteban
@AlpineF1Team
I tell you, if it was Alonso that managed this feat... This whole week would have been dedicated to the samurai with the die hard Alonso fans and experts singing his praises then going ahead to say he has no equal on the grid. As for us the real fans, we would just chuckle
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@autosport
On the topic of iconic team radios, nothing beats Schumi when he won his first championship with Cavallino when he told Brawn... Brawn, you're a genius, give Corinna a big kiss for me
#awkward
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@SkySportsF1
Following the exploits of Schumi, Kimi
and Kubica, not to mention Michael
Jordan, I think Alonso is going to
become another case study why
athletes shouldn't make a comeback
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@autosport
Having said that, Rosberg has to be the most accomplished driver on the grid as he had a diploma in engeering if I recall correctly plus spoke 5 languages. The irony of course is Rosberg did some brainless moves on track e.g. Austria 2016
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@SkySportsF1
Hahaha let the games begin. So if the speed boost is clever and hidden, why didn't Red Bull think of it first. I reckon this is just jealousy on Red Bull's part just like
#partymode
and DAS jealousy hence championships aren't won on jealousy e.g. mass damper ban
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@autosport
Of course, as soon as Mr. Dark Cloud overhead retired, the team's environment became health as it was a breathe of fresh air as opposed to the GP2 engines noise pollution before that
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@autosport
Uh-oh, just goes to show how small calendars used to be that Ferrari just got to the 100 club in 1990. But yes, it's due to the small calendars why Lotus never made it to the 100 club. The moral of the story is F1 stats are skewed
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@oximoronik
@autosport
But can George win Turkey 2020 from P6 or win a race on 3 wheels, how about qualifying in the wet by 1.2 seconds, let alone clinch 10 poles plus 11 races. This is the reason why Lewis gets the big wages
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@autosport
I can't believe there are hard headed people in the world who have still not got vaccinated when I already got my shot. No wonder the world is such a lovely place to live
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@SkySportsF1
3 races in 3 weeks, that is the equivalent of Valentine's Day, Christmas day and the fans' birthday all in the space of 3 weeks
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@f1chap1
@Planet_F1
Hmm... By excitement, do you mean shunts and vulgar language on team radio, if so, you're right, Max brings excitement but the whole kind of excitement
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@SkySportsF1
As for the FIA admitting there was human error, that doesn't mean a thing when human error result was allowed to stand by the stewards hence the admittance was just a trick by FIA to get the real F1 fans off the FIA's back seeing as FIA said the fans don't understand the rules
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@autosport
Hahaha, to be fair to elder drivers, old age messes with all our logic. At the end of the day, Max has never had a champion teammate nor fought for a championship therefore the only smashing he would be doing is to his self confidence
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@autosport
Yeah Max can joke about Vettel's hair but the fans will joke about supper failing to clinch the youngest pole and champion record from Vettel for as the old saying goes, he who laughs last...
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@SkySportsF1
It goes without saying that if the hero-of-the-Americas leaves Red Bull it will pretty much signify the end of supper's career as Perez was his lucky talisman. e.g. Schumi never won again when Rubens was given the boot, likewise, Vettel never won again when Webber retired
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@autosport
Another reason why Alonso and Max are villains is because they tell a whole lot of lies and are unapologetic in their evil deeds e.g. coming up with the Singapore 2008 blueprints and denying they were partly at fault in various shunts such as Silverstone 2021
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@autosport
**The clash also affected Red Bull's Max Verstappen, as Tsunoda's endplate was ripped off and ended up lodged in the Dutchman's floor** Aah I get it now, due to Yuki affecting the golden child's race, Jos made the suggestion to Marko to institutionalise Yuki in a mental asylum
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@autosport
And the most damning evidence of the Red Bull trickery is the fact Red Bull has never scored a 1-2 result with Perez first and Max second as the team just can't permit such a scenario. Regards, Horner, the fans would have respected this opinion if another team boss said it
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@wilspin
@SkySportsF1
But Sir is very much bigger than the sport with 103 wins, 103 poles under the belt meaning he will be talked about long after the sport has gone bankrupt
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@Planet_F1
I mean this is the same Vettel who said he couldn't afford buying Schumi's Ferraris, the same one who decided to sell his car collection in order to save the planet from fuel gazzlers. Overall, it seems Vettel is taking his new BWT ambassador role seriously
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@autosport
Speaking of strokes of luck, what then would one-more-lap consider Masi-the-saint, Warwick-the-white-hoper and slaps for budget cap breaches. Does that qualify as luck or is it plain corruption
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@autosport
Actually, no Aussie driver has ever won Monza as well and to make matters worse the last Italian to win on home soil was Scarfiotti in 1966. So yes, Ricciardo is more likely to win a kangaroo race than he is to win Monza
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@autosport
Yes, but the real question is where would McLaren be today if Alonso didn't blackmail Zak to split with Honda which uncle Ron famously called a piece of jewellery
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@Planet_F1
"I see the smiles that have hatred or negativity towards us.">>> Hmm... Am I the only one that saw Horner's face because it's a known fact Marko doesn't smile either Mattia for that matter
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@SkySportsF1
Personally, I still haven't gotten over the fact Max was voted the most popular driver on the grid
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@andrewbensonf1
With Vettel welcoming a child on a race weekend, perhaps he will get a dose of good fortune as parent's gift just like Kvyat at Germany 2009
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@SkySportsF1
On the other hand if the FIA offer a heartfelt apology to Sir for robbing him & another apology to the fans for insinuating we weren't clever enough to understand the F1 rule book then that means the FIA under new president Ben is going to become an oasis of integrity & fair play
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@Planet_F1
"Wolff also said he was unaware of a rumour that Hamilton and Russell are no longer talking to each other.">>> Of course, we live in the
#fakenews
era after all were the media write fiction in a bid to attract advertisers
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@autosport
Elsewhere, I seem to recall Max saying he can beat Sir given equal cars. I guess it's true what they say that talk is cheap
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@klaasbackers
@SkySportsF1
What is truly funny is how the arm chair experts always know better than the people on the ground
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@SkySportsF1
**Hamilton, while still furious about how an epic season finished, has vowed that Abu Dhabi will not define his career** Incidentally, Bernie and non Sir fans were hoping Masi-the-saint had
#finally
sent Sir into retirement only for Sir to disappoint the people
#arise
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@autosport
Fair play to Lewis for speaking up despite knowing the backlash he would get. This is the sort of courage that impressed Ron Dennis when a 10 year old Lewis walked up to him and asked for a drive
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@autosport
**The aggressive 17-year-old F1 rookie Max Verstappen that Hamilton is referring to is not the Max Verstappen of today** So Max hasn't caused shunts since his rookie season, this is straight fiction out of the Red Bull fantasy world
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@autosport
Honestly, the fans would really appreciate it if WADA looked into the cancel culture instead because the doping jurisdiction doesn't include car liveries... unless of course WADA is going to invent a new rule just like the F1 stewarts at Belgium 2008
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@SkySportsF1
Actually, it was Rosberg who said that the angrier Lewis gets, the better he drives. So yes, the FIA are doing Lewis favours
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@autosport
@msportstats
Aah yes, 2004 was a magical season as not only did Schumi clinch record 13 wins but also would have won 13 out of the first 13 races if not for Montoya shunting him out of Monaco whilst leading the race during the safety car period
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@SkySportsF1
@LewisHamilton
Hmm no... 2021 matches 2015 as Sir's best start to a season thus proving Lewis has the ability to engage another gear once challenged and as Rosberg once famously said, the angrier Caesar gets, the better he drives
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@autosport
Hahaha the jokes never stop rolling in for why would Lewis join Red Bull when he has nothing to prove any more. The only people who want Lewis to join Red Bull are those who want Max to earn bragging rights should old age catch up with Lewis
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@SkySportsF1
If the lapped cars had been left in place in Abu Dhabi, supper Max's reaction on team radio is all the proof you need that he knew it was check mate and why Jos left the circuit a few laps earlier hence the miracle Horner talked about cue Masi-the-saint.
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@SkySportsF1
**Wolff describes Masi and Wheatley's relationship as a "bromance" and says: "Jonathan Wheatley has done his job** I mean Jonathan used to work at the FIA therefore Masi-the-saint and Jonathan-the-handler have known each other for ages and therefore sing from the same hymn sheet
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@geake
@autosport
That could be because George's teammate has been leading the team by doing experiments therefore the fans know what has been going on.
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@autosport
This isn't rocket science, when the season is done, the stewards will suffer amnesia then turn around and say, infact it's against the rules to crowd or force another driver off the track without keeping on the track yourself
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@SkySportsF1
@Max33Verstappen
Yes, Jos is the Joe Jackson of motorsport therefore he scarred Max's childhood hence why Max is the way he is because he has too much pressure on his shoulders to achieve in life what Jos wasn't able to. The moral of the story is one can't achieve much without a pushy parent
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@SkySportsF1
Finally, it's judgement day and depending on the FIA's conclusions,
#real
fans will unsubscribe or subscribe once again. For instance if FIA state Masi-the-saint has a good heart and his intentions in Abu Dhabi were innocent then that will mean the FIA will never change
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@autosport
Good man Carlos he isn't missing out on much as marvel films are a disgrace to the art of film making. Yes, those are what you call money making projects, nothing more, nothing less hence no Marvel film will ever win an Oscar
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@autosport
@fia
@Charles_Leclerc
Whoa, this only confirms that Wolff has a direct line to the FIA as it was him that suggested this new regulation
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@autosport
Yes, the real hero of the story is Anthony for not only did he finance Lewis' early career but also he taught him in karting school the various aspects of the sport such as the art of late braking
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@autosport
On a different topic, Sir and Senna have something in common in that they achieved their greatest wins in their second seasons. Talk about raw talent and yet the arm chair experts would have you believe Sir's success was all thanks to the car
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@autosport
Aah yes, there is no love like a mother's love. However, there are certain things a lad should never tell his mum lest he comes across as a mummy's boy. Case in point, Senna never told his mum what he really thought of Prost
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@SkySportsF1
Elsewhere, it's quite telling Sir hasn't mentioned Abu-Dhabi 2021 thereby proving he is a legend that believes in moving forward and enjoying the present as opposed to being depressed and living in the past. What a hero
#arise
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@autosport
Lewis is beyond belief so it's okay for him to push his agenda on others but then when others are just as out spoken then it's all hurt feelings and asking the FIA why they do not employee only people who share his beliefies. I mean like come on
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@autosport
But yes, with George getting promoted to AMG whilst Lando is still stuck with McLaren, Lando is going to have to get used to doing a whole lot of sighing as George's points tally is likely to be double that of Lando moving forward
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@autosport
@mattkewF1
This isn't rocket science, the FIA inconsistencies have remained because the FIA had the brilliant idea to keep the stewards that defended Masi hence the no trust in the FIA because it's simply an old boys club similar to FIFA
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@autosport
As for taking the lead in the championship, there is a school of thought that claims Kubica would have had a shot for glory if the team didn't stop developing the car to focus on the new regs which ironically BMW didn't nail
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@msportstats
@autosport
@Max33Verstappen
@redbullracing
It's difficult to predict the future with certainty as life has many unexpected curveballs but one thing is for certain, Max podiums will never be as great as Vettel podiums seeing as the majority of Vettel podiums were wins hence Red Bull will always be Vettel's team
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@autosport
Hahaha welcome to the club Yuki. Yes, the anti-FIA club has been growing and becoming bigger with each day ever since Abu Dhabi 2021 and the best thing about the anti-FIA club is that membership is free of charge therefore come one and come all.
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@autosport
@AlpineF1Team
Actually, Hungary is a well known difficult to overtake track therefore the samurai shouldn't praise himself too much. I mean all this is nothing but a distraction tactic from a political master in a race his teammate won
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@SkySportsF1
**Hamilton vs Verstappen also includes exclusive interviews with Verstappen and Horner, who have consistently stated they deserved the championship thanks to a superb season** No such thing as deserves as one has to work for it e.g. I personally deserve a 40 million euro salary
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@SkySportsF1
Indeed, it was at the 1995 awards that Sir officially picked up the baton from Senna when he set out to continue his legacy by seeking out uncle Ron
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@autosport
@LewisHamilton
@MercedesAMGF1
No doubt, Sir has had many highlights at AMG and in his career that it becomes impossible to boil down his best moments into just 5 or 10 when you have events like Monza 2018 or Spain 2017 or Bahrain 2014 or Monaco 2016 or Spa 2017 that deserve to be on best F1 moments in history
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@SkySportsF1
Actually Melbourne is a huge hype killer. So many weeks waiting for the new season to start only to watch a race where overtaking is impossible. Basically Melbourne is the Monaco of the outback. As for the Bahrain night race, now there is a great opening to a new season e.g. 2014
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@SkySportsF1
**Hamilton is expected to be at Mercedes' Brackley factory between now and the next race in Imola on April 24** Hmm... I'm beginning to believe AMG are about to join the championship fight because when Sir is at the factory and not at a fashion event, you just know it's on baby
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@autosport
@LukeSmithF1
What fresh hell is this. Look, Sir and Vettel were hired to race for teams and not hired to be social justice warriors hence politics and sport shouldn't mix.
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@SkySportsF1
This is exactly what I have been talking about in that the fans can't take Max's seriously for he talks of respect then the very next second he is brake testing you whilst calling you a mongol at the same time. To make a long story longer, supper and Horner are one and the same
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