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Bubbie wrote:The greatest race of the year was Canada. So many passes, actually having to make more than the obligatory pitstop, lots of great on track action, Vettel's engineer giving him crap.Agreed. Worthwhile noting that Bridgestone had misjudged the best tyre specs for this race, and this caused for some serious issues with tyre degradation, the options lasting a bare 5 laps or so!
Hammer278 wrote:Two more races and from then on it'll be Pirelli - a whole new can of wormsBubbie wrote:The greatest race of the year was Canada. So many passes, actually having to make more than the obligatory pitstop, lots of great on track action, Vettel's engineer giving him crap.Agreed. Worthwhile noting that Bridgestone had misjudged the best tyre specs for this race, and this caused for some serious issues with tyre degradation, the options lasting a bare 5 laps or so!
I propose for Bridgestone to misjudge EVERY track!
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
darwin dali wrote:HAMILTON and dont you forget it!BubblyBubbly95 wrote:I personally believe that all eyes should be on Button and Massa. I think they hold the key to World champion success for Alonso and Hamilton. Only my third year watching F1 and boy this has got to be as good as it gets.Hamil who?
BubblyBubbly95 wrote:What about Vettel holding the key to Webber's success? I mean they have the fastest car, two fantastic drivers who can easily lock the front row at Sao Paolo and (based off last years pace) possibly at Abu Dhabi.darwin dali wrote:HAMILTON and dont you forget it!BubblyBubbly95 wrote:I personally believe that all eyes should be on Button and Massa. I think they hold the key to World champion success for Alonso and Hamilton. Only my third year watching F1 and boy this has got to be as good as it gets.Hamil who?
nish2280 wrote:There's no reasoning with Hamilton sycophantsBubblyBubbly95 wrote:What about Vettel holding the key to Webber's success? I mean they have the fastest car, two fantastic drivers who can easily lock the front row at Sao Paolo and (based off last years pace) possibly at Abu Dhabi.darwin dali wrote:HAMILTON and dont you forget it!BubblyBubbly95 wrote:I personally believe that all eyes should be on Button and Massa. I think they hold the key to World champion success for Alonso and Hamilton. Only my third year watching F1 and boy this has got to be as good as it gets.Hamil who?
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. darwin dali wrote:No harm in trying!nish2280 wrote:There's no reasoning with Hamilton sycophantsBubblyBubbly95 wrote:What about Vettel holding the key to Webber's success? I mean they have the fastest car, two fantastic drivers who can easily lock the front row at Sao Paolo and (based off last years pace) possibly at Abu Dhabi.darwin dali wrote:HAMILTON and dont you forget it!BubblyBubbly95 wrote:I personally believe that all eyes should be on Button and Massa. I think they hold the key to World champion success for Alonso and Hamilton. Only my third year watching F1 and boy this has got to be as good as it gets.Hamil who?
BubblyBubbly95 wrote:Hamilton? the name rings a bell...darwin dali wrote:HAMILTON and dont you forget it!BubblyBubbly95 wrote:I personally believe that all eyes should be on Button and Massa. I think they hold the key to World champion success for Alonso and Hamilton. Only my third year watching F1 and boy this has got to be as good as it gets.Hamil who?
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Ah yeah... i think i know... about as unforgettable as Takuma Sato !
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