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By Jensonb
#104113
Acenyc wrote:
Denthúl wrote:
Acenyc wrote:Regardless of tires, everybody was tip toeing around the track, even Hamilton and Vettal. The volume of rain increased so fast, no one could get a grip. With the race being called because of the rain and darkness, we'll never know who would've stepped up to win under those conditions. At least Hamilton got a point and Massa got nothing. It's on to China boys.

MASSA--- You'll never be the man
:rolleyes:

You're clearly not a sports fan, are you?
I'm not sure what that means, but I'm just as much an F1 fan as anybody else--within the sporting regulations of course.
I'm not sure what that means

But what Denthul meant is your rampant fanboyism of your son is anti-competitive.
#104116
Acenyc wrote:Regardless of tires, everybody was tip toeing around the track, even Hamilton and Vettal. The volume of rain increased so fast, no one could get a grip. With the race being called because of the rain and darkness, we'll never know who would've stepped up to win under those conditions. At least Hamilton got a point and Massa got nothing. It's on to China boys.

MASSA--- You'll never be the man

:rolleyes: Typical Hamiton fanboy.
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By Acenyc
#104131
I just watched the race again from when the rain started. The RedBulls did seem to have crazy grip. Button had a 25 second lead and Hamilton radioed that his limiter was disrupting 5th gear. When the rain really got heavy, there was alot of action and confusion in the pits with everybody changing tires.
#104189
Unfortunately, Americans could care less about F1
COULDN'T care less! <-- pet hate

The Red Bull gets my vote. Hard to tell if Ferrari have sorted out their wet weather problems of the last couple of seasons as Massa didn't get much airtime and Kimi was proceeding with the world's worst tire strategy ever...
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By EwanM
#104312
gilles27 wrote:
Unfortunately, Americans could care less about F1
COULDN'T care less! <-- pet hate
Yupo.
#104318
Jensonb wrote:
Acenyc wrote:
Denthúl wrote:
Acenyc wrote:Regardless of tires, everybody was tip toeing around the track, even Hamilton and Vettal. The volume of rain increased so fast, no one could get a grip. With the race being called because of the rain and darkness, we'll never know who would've stepped up to win under those conditions. At least Hamilton got a point and Massa got nothing. It's on to China boys.

MASSA--- You'll never be the man
:rolleyes:

You're clearly not a sports fan, are you?
I'm not sure what that means, but I'm just as much an F1 fan as anybody else--within the sporting regulations of course.
I'm not sure what that means

But what Denthul meant is your rampant fanboyism of your son is anti-competitive.
Close. What I was actually implying is that real sports fans value good sportsmanship, and would display it.
#104323
I believe this was the first time that the Brawn cars had ever driven in the wet. Given that, their performance looks remarkable, and I'd expect them to be even faster if the race was rerun with the same conditions.
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By Trigger
#104325
If the rain hadn't monsooned but stayed as a normal wet race, Brawn still would have wiped the field.
(well JB at least)
He obviously still had lots in his pocket as it showed on his laps over the 1st pit window.
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By Jensonb
#104357
Denthúl wrote:
Jensonb wrote:
Acenyc wrote:
Denthúl wrote:
Acenyc wrote:Regardless of tires, everybody was tip toeing around the track, even Hamilton and Vettal. The volume of rain increased so fast, no one could get a grip. With the race being called because of the rain and darkness, we'll never know who would've stepped up to win under those conditions. At least Hamilton got a point and Massa got nothing. It's on to China boys.

MASSA--- You'll never be the man
:rolleyes:

You're clearly not a sports fan, are you?
I'm not sure what that means, but I'm just as much an F1 fan as anybody else--within the sporting regulations of course.
I'm not sure what that means

But what Denthul meant is your rampant fanboyism of your son is anti-competitive.
Close. What I was actually implying is that real sports fans value good sportsmanship, and would display it.
Good-o, that's part of what I meant

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