- 10 Jul 14, 23:53#407754
That's what they do. I can't remember a time when they haven't done it. Usually in some gossimar veiled way to stop the good teams exploiting all their hard work.
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So after intial fric outrage, once we figure it could actually help Hamilton and we're all 'Bring it on!'
Lewis is 4 points behind Nico, having had 1 more DNF.
That tells everyone all they need to know.
If Nico gets another DNF and Lewis doesn't, it will be all but wrapped up.
Let's look at the tracks coming up after the break -
Spa, Monza, Singapore...............all tracks that Lewis will tear up.
Let's see where the championship is after Singapore. I think Lewis will be the man way out in front.
I sort of agree, but possibly not regarding Singapore. Rosberg likes that circuit too - he nearly won in the Williams a few years ago before making a single costly error (crossing the pit exit white line). I don't know who I'd favour there tbh.
Rosbergs good in Singapore
In regards to Lewis, f1boy forgot about Abu dhabi (sector 3 where Lewis is sick in) and also Austin where he is also really good at
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So after intial fric outrage, once we figure it could actually help Hamilton and we're all 'Bring it on!'
don't be so liberal with the use of "we're". Anyway, let's get back to talking about Hamilton's weakness of mind during qualifying.
So after intial fric outrage, once we figure it could actually help Hamilton and we're all 'Bring it on!'
don't be so liberal with the use of "we're". Anyway, let's get back to talking about Hamilton's weakness of mind during qualifying.
It's 'we' in that silly mocking voice like you're pretending to be one of them. There's probably a weird head gesture in there too.
And do you mean the weakness of mind during qualifying we'd had a lengthy discussion about that you all denied he had, and he went and did it again? Is that the one?
Because I imagine there were a few of you when it happened thought, Roth might be onto something but I'll never admit it.
Anyway, I thought I'd save it for the GP thread. It's more topical that way.
Lewis is 4 points behind Nico, having had 1 more DNF.
That tells everyone all they need to know.
If Nico gets another DNF and Lewis doesn't, it will be all but wrapped up.
Let's look at the tracks coming up after the break -
Spa, Monza, Singapore...............all tracks that Lewis will tear up.
Let's see where the championship is after Singapore. I think Lewis will be the man way out in front.
I sort of agree, but possibly not regarding Singapore. Rosberg likes that circuit too - he nearly won in the Williams a few years ago before making a single costly error (crossing the pit exit white line). I don't know who I'd favour there tbh.
Rosbergs good in Singapore
In regards to Lewis, f1boy forgot about Abu dhabi (sector 3 where Lewis is sick in) and also Austin where he is also really good at
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These are all based on just a year to year basis so far. He was supposed to "own" Canada, but look what happened. At least in qualifying.
If I were to put money right now for Lewis having a must-win race (if the car holds up) it has to be Hungary. No matter what car he's driven, he always tears it up. Even Webber said Lewis has something special there and can't be touched for some reason.
I'm sure the Canada results would have been the same step on the podium as Silverstone. Lewis has a 25 point deficit because of a bad 50 cent piece in Australia yet is only 4 points behind. Will Rosberg suffer any mental issues from having a 29 point lead slashed to a 4 point lead?
I'll take race results over qualifying results any time. Wouldn't you?
I'm not so certain it's gone just because he won sunday. He won four races in a row and then had three bad qualifying sessions in a row
I'm sure the Canada results would have been the same step on the podium as Silverstone. Lewis has a 25 point deficit because of a bad 50 cent piece in Australia yet is only 4 points behind. Will Rosberg suffer any mental issues from having a 29 point lead slashed to a 4 point lead?
I'll take race results over qualifying results any time. Wouldn't you?
The weakness of mind went away on Sunday. So there doesn't seem to be much in the way of lasting effects. And you used the word we're as in we are all. I wasn't.
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