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Nico may have just caused Mercedes the winningest season in f1 history. Way to go.
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sagi58 wrote:How are you unable to understand and see that Toto was 100% blaming Rosbergf1boy wrote:Toto Wolf is very angry by the sound of it and is blaming Rosberg.You must be watching a different interview!!
What a total tosser Rosberg is.
The first lap, ffs.
CookinFlat6 wrote:She's saying no one was to blame. Lolsagi58 wrote:Wolff being interviewed by a "persistent" reporter; but, he stands his ground.
Wasn't blaming one or the other; but, says there are team rules that need to
be followed, and crashing into each other is not acceptable, especially at the
beginning of the race.
When asked who will lay down the law, himself, Lauda or Lowe, he says it's
not important, what's important is following the team's rules.whats your point sagi?
RyRy wrote:Did he say it was Rosberg's fault? Did he say that Hamilton was completely innocent?sagi58 wrote:How are you unable to understand and see that Toto was 100% blaming Rosbergf1boy wrote:Toto Wolf is very angry by the sound of it and is blaming Rosberg.You must be watching a different interview!!
What a total tosser Rosberg is.
The first lap, ffs.
After the agony of defeat, success will be sweet!Hammer278 wrote:NOT at all!! I was repeating what Wolff said to the reporter.CookinFlat6 wrote:She's saying no one was to blame. Lolsagi58 wrote:Wolff being interviewed by a "persistent" reporter; but, he stands his ground.
Wasn't blaming one or the other; but, says there are team rules that need to
be followed, and crashing into each other is not acceptable, especially at the
beginning of the race.
When asked who will lay down the law, himself, Lauda or Lowe, he says it's
not important, what's important is following the team's rules.
After the agony of defeat, success will be sweet!sagi58 wrote:Bullsh*t. Everyone here isn't deaf, they can hear what Wolff said to the reporter. And it certainly isn't what you said and believe in Sagiland.Hammer278 wrote:NOT at all!! I was repeating what Wolff said to the reporter.CookinFlat6 wrote:She's saying no one was to blame. Lolsagi58 wrote:Wolff being interviewed by a "persistent" reporter; but, he stands his ground.
Wasn't blaming one or the other; but, says there are team rules that need to
be followed, and crashing into each other is not acceptable, especially at the
beginning of the race.
When asked who will lay down the law, himself, Lauda or Lowe, he says it's
not important, what's important is following the team's rules.
What's Burning? wrote:Sagi, stop trolling, it's not even funny now, you're such a bitter human being.How do you figure I'm trolling? Or that I'm trying to be funny?
After the agony of defeat, success will be sweet!
Hammer278 wrote:Granted, the interviewer kept trying to get Wolff to say it was Rosberg's fault.;sagi58 wrote:Bullsh*t. Everyone here isn't deaf, they can hear what Wolff said to the reporter. And it certainly isn't what you said and believe in Sagiland.Hammer278 wrote:NOT at all!! I was repeating what Wolff said to the reporter.CookinFlat6 wrote:She's saying no one was to blame. Lolsagi58 wrote:Wolff being interviewed by a "persistent" reporter; but, he stands his ground.
Wasn't blaming one or the other; but, says there are team rules that need to
be followed, and crashing into each other is not acceptable, especially at the
beginning of the race.
When asked who will lay down the law, himself, Lauda or Lowe, he says it's
not important, what's important is following the team's rules.
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