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Where can I find data on the top speeds for different cars?
Both Hamilton and Vettel stopped near the very end of the lap. Now, this is an interesting question: why the hell did the teams stop them? I mean, seriously, be realistic, you will get the penalty 1 way or another.
Where can I find data on the top speeds for different cars?
Here:
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Both Hamilton and Vettel stopped near the very end of the lap. Now, this is an interesting question: why the hell did the teams stop them? I mean, seriously, be realistic, you will get the penalty 1 way or another.
Both Hamilton and Vettel stopped near the very end of the lap. Now, this is an interesting question: why the hell did the teams stop them? I mean, seriously, be realistic, you will get the penalty 1 way or another.
Engine damage if they run completely out of petrol maybe? You could be right though, especially in Vettel's case, it should have been clear what was going to happen,
Perhaps you'd like to respond to the content of the argument, rather than it's presentation?
Where can I find data on the top speeds for different cars?
http://www.fia.com/en-GB/mediacentre/f1 ... ation.aspx" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Under the Timing Information section.
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There was no argument...I watch F1 for the racing and I support Hamilton. The argument you presented was stupid, since I've been watching the sport since 1998 and have the right to criticize a team which negatively influences a driver I support. There's no rule saying I should call out all the faults of teams and drivers on the grid, since I'm not paid to be a judge or jury on the sport.
Perhaps you'd like to respond to the content of the argument, rather than it's presentation?
There was no argument...I watch F1 for the racing and I support Hamilton. The argument you presented was stupid, since I've been watching the sport since 1998 and have the right to criticize a team which negatively influences a driver I support. There's no rule saying I should call out all the faults of teams and drivers on the grid, since I'm not paid to be a judge or jury on the sport.
No, but you seemed highly interested in the event in question (well highly interested relative to normal levels of interest on this forum), I kinda find it strange you make such a big differentiation, between, what Redbull did, and what McLaren did, although the events appear pretty similar based on who Lewis Hamilton drives for, I just think, in this case, the driver in question is pretty much irrelevant.
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