- 20 Apr 14, 06:15#399761
Rosberg should have no problem clearing the Red Bulls, even without DRS he is much faster, but I still think Hamilton will win unless Nico up's his game significantly!
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LiamCatterson wrote:Hamilton makes it three in a rowSuch a complaining person he is lolAlonso takes third
lol at Sebastian Bieber. What a silly person.

cheekybru wrote:http://www.f1fanatic.co.uk/2014/04/20/race-ended-two-laps-due-flag-error/
Imagine if Ric had got Alonso on the last lap and had it taken off him because of this, wow, clowns!

spankyham wrote: The most pleasing part of the race for me was Dan, yet again beating his 4 times WDC team-mate. It was a really good drive. I hope Ferrari is paying close attention to Dan - he would be an excellent replacement for Kimi in a year or two and looks to have the skills needed to go all the way to the top.Personally im hoping Hulkenburg gets the drive, yet again he drives a quiet, unnoticed race to 6th and not far behind Vettel in the end! Another excellent performance from Nico!
spankyham wrote:Great weekend from Lewis, did it in style...Congrats to Hamilton and Mercedes, for another great race -- start to finish!!
spankyham wrote:...Sadly another boring race. Not even a well placed safety car would have saved this one...I got up at 3:00 a.m. to watch and kept thinking, is this a repeat of the last few years, with a different protagonist?
spankyham wrote:...Top effort yet again from Fernando, the podium was just reward for his driving today...Alonso really can put a car where it has no business being!! His podium proves to me that it's a combination of effort from all that brings success!!
spankyham wrote:...It will be interesting to see the TV audience and attendances now and after a few races in Europe. In a planning sense, there's not much time between now and the first race of 2015 and if the sport is to react they need to decide what they can do very soon.Just playing devil's advocate: If they haven't already reacted to the last four "dominant" Red Bull years, why would they now?
After the agony of defeat, success will be sweet![img]https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQaLbrPujnHhj-92ZKjHIxVkHjNNus2yX9-LlgEpqN_Q9jEgDHLtmnYp3s[/img] wrote:Race ended two laps early due to flag errorOK... so, it's "legal"!! BUT, this is pretty embarrassing for the FIA, since it was one of their officials that waved the flag at Hamilton!
...The classified results published by the FIA noted that the race was “declared at the end of lap 54, in accordance with Article 43.2 of the FIA Formula One Sporting Regulations”.
The rule states: “Should for any reason the end-of-race signal be given before the leading car completes the scheduled number of laps, or the prescribed time has been completed, the race will be deemed to have finished when the leading car last crossed the line before the signal was given.”
After the agony of defeat, success will be sweet!sagi58 wrote: Just playing devil's advocate: If they haven't already reacted to the last four "dominant" Red Bull years, why would they now?I don't think the FiA should do anything because any team achieves dominance. In fact, any change as a reaction to the good job Mercedes has done would be outright wrong IMO.

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