brotkasten
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Indeed. The Renault is one, big yellow wall that you can't surpass.jey_16 said:
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keyboardcat
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Petrov.
I will have your babies and sex you up real nice.
I will have your babies and sex you up real nice.
brotkasten
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I hope he does, but it won't happen.navanman said:
Man, Ferrari fucked up. Red Bull set the trap and they totally fell for it.
Adam Scott Aukerman
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navanman said:
Incredibly unlikely. Wouldn't be enough for Alonso on its own anyway.
DancingCactus77
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Demonstrate any team strategy to me other than what Renault is deploying currently? Vettel's been at the front and Alonso just needs to pass Petrov to win the Championship (about 30 laps ago) and Alonso is struggling to pass him.
ElyrionX said:
Renault probably upset when Alonso said something like Ferrari is the best team he's been at, or something similarly a little disrespectful to Renault.Road said:
Yeah and he's had plenty of "unluck" as well in some earlier races. If his engine hadn't blown out a couple of times he'd be in a good position going into the race.Dilly said:
DancingCactus77
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:lol
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brotkasten
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And he should take Massa with him. That guy is absolutely useless.Norante said:
Dilly said:
Again it's a hindsight thing but Jenson overtaking Fernando at Turn 1 was also championship changing - Ferrari might not have taken the RBR bait if Mark was struggling behind Jenson and Fernando was sitting fairly pretty in 3rd (that said, Robert might have taken that place anyway with his sterling pace).
And btw, qualifying in Q1 tends to give you a lot of luck, unless you do a Mark and stuff up your starts. I did say sometime back that his starts would come back to haunt him, and here we are!
DancingCactus77 said:
At least explain instead of using a smiley. you sure you aren't mixing up Team orders and team strategy? There hasn't almost been any overtaking and all positions are determined by how the pit stops went and the safety car.
Really,explain me where I'm wrong instead of just laughing.
Vettel is 'lucky' because Hamilton, Webber and Alonso got stuck in traffic while he had none. I'm not saying he doesn't deserve the win, but it could have been much harder.
brotkasten
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I don't like the result of this championship, but the last races were really intense. Right now I'm just hoping that Kobayashi gets a (good) car next season and that Ferrari will get rid of Massa.
Won't happen.offshore said:
DancingCactus77
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Guess what I am trying to say isdespite all the talk or team orders/team strategies, at the end of the day (in this race), Alonso just needs to pass one car in the time of the last 30 laps or so to secure his Championship. Passing one car should be a requirement for every driver in every race and it's entirely in the hand of the driver to do that. So it comes down to the driver not being able to pass to win, not the strategy or team order.
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Kurosaki Ichigo
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Bravo Ferrari strategists, Domenicali and Massa.
Even Alonso can't offset your uselessness.
Even Alonso can't offset your uselessness.
DancingCactus77 said:
Was that so hard to say the first time instead of using that lol smiley?
Abu Dhabi, just like all Tilke tracks are terrible to overtake. There hasn't been close to no overtakes. The first half of the seasons clearly showed that Alonso can pull of decent overtakes.
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