EPTOn November 26 2012 02:49 zere wrote:
And what a season that was...
And what a season that was...
Yeah, pretty terrible. If FIA doesn't change their rules F1 is losing even more viewers. No one wants to see RedBull cheating every fucking season.
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Slackzftw
Germany361 Posts
Yeah, pretty terrible. If FIA doesn't change their rules F1 is losing even more viewers. No one wants to see RedBull cheating every fucking season. | ||
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Roggay
Switzerland6320 Posts
On November 26 2012 02:51 Slackzftw wrote: Yeah, pretty terrible. If FIA doesn't change their rules F1 is losing even more viewers. No one wants to see RedBull cheating every fucking season. You are salty. | ||
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kju
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mememolly
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The KY
United Kingdom6252 Posts
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xN.07)MaK
Spain1159 Posts
On November 26 2012 02:51 Slackzftw wrote: Yeah, pretty terrible. If FIA doesn't change their rules F1 is losing even more viewers. No one wants to see RedBull cheating every fucking season. Not cheating, just having the best car without a doubt last seasons. From a spectator point of view, I would like ALL of them to have the same car. I'm pretty sure there would be many upsets, and I'm not talking about Alonso and Vettel, but also coming from "middle-class" drivers. Most of them are not that far away from them skillwise. We don't want cars that are >.5 faster than the rest, where the only element of randomness is weather, crashes and mechanical failures. We want that, but also drivers being the deciding factor, and this season this didn't happen IMO. | ||
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Zaros
United Kingdom3692 Posts
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LOLItsRyann
England551 Posts
On November 26 2012 03:28 Zaros wrote: Turns out vettel did overtake on a yellow and not the slippery track flag. Of course he did, we all saw it. Thing is, even if he takes a 20 second post race penalty to his finish time. He still only drops one place. Thus still finishing ahead of Alonso in points and winning the championship. | ||
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kierpanda
United States757 Posts
On November 25 2012 21:30 Pandemona wrote: Hammy might be back before you know it Panda  Mclaren director already said that the door would be open for him to return after next season if he has a bad one. :D Hammy did say in an interview that he'd "return home" someday. :D On November 26 2012 03:05 mememolly wrote: sad to see Hamilton going out, that kid should really have more championships by now arrrgghh hulkenberg ): Interesting finish to the season. also, Kimi getting lost. :'D lawl. | ||
zere
Germany1287 Posts
On November 26 2012 03:30 LOLItsRyann wrote: Of course he did, we all saw it. Thing is, even if he takes a 20 second post race penalty to his finish time. He still only drops one place. Thus still finishing ahead of Alonso in points and winning the championship. He'd actually lose 2. However it's still not confirmed whether it were yellow flags or yellow/red striped flags. | ||
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Fatta
Germany148 Posts
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Zaros
United Kingdom3692 Posts
On November 26 2012 03:54 zere wrote: He'd actually lose 2. However it's still not confirmed whether it were yellow flags or yellow/red striped flags. On sky they showed a replay after the race of the yellow light flashing and everyone there seemed convinced it was 100% yellow. | ||
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baldgye
United Kingdom1100 Posts
In the end the best car won out against the best driver. Alonso had the perfect season and out-drove his car at nearly every single race an amazing performance. Bring on 2014 and new engines!! | ||
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baldgye
United Kingdom1100 Posts
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HomeWorld
Romania903 Posts
On November 26 2012 04:00 Zaros wrote: On sky they showed a replay after the race of the yellow light flashing and everyone there seemed convinced it was 100% yellow. According to http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/formula1/20481809 1819 update :"There have been some suggestions that Sebastian Vettel may have passed Kamui Kobayashi when yellow lights were flashing. Ferrari technical director Pat Fry says it appears they were yellow and red slippery track flags and not yellows. Therefore, no penalty required." | ||
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Aristodemus
England2006 Posts
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Klive5ive
United Kingdom6056 Posts
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Bigtony
United States1606 Posts
On November 26 2012 02:51 Slackzftw wrote: Yeah, pretty terrible. If FIA doesn't change their rules F1 is losing even more viewers. No one wants to see RedBull cheating every fucking season. What an idiot post. Red Bull was not dominant this year and had plenty of bad luck too. The season was bonkers (in a very good way). Hulkenberg deserved this win and that penalty was bullshit, just like the first safety car was a bit BS. Great race though. | ||
ToKoreaWithLove
Norway10161 Posts
On November 26 2012 06:44 Bigtony wrote: What an idiot post. Red Bull was not dominant this year and had plenty of bad luck too. The season was bonkers (in a very good way). Hulkenberg deserved this win and that penalty was bullshit, just like the first safety car was a bit BS. Great race though. First safety car was fine. Tons of debris on the track, and this carbon fibre will cut tires like a knife. Red Bull has not been cheating this year. They were asked to change some engine map settings that were legal in themselves, but the FIA issued what they call a "clarification" - a closing of a loophole. Loopholes are a big part of F1 development - Merc's double effect drs is an example of this. If you can find a way to pass the tests you are legal according to the regulations. edit: not saying they were cheating in other years. However complaints against them have resulted in test changes. Just as the Ferrari 2006/7 floor. Or the Renault mass damper from 06. Or the "F-Duct" from 09. Or the double diffuser from 09. | ||
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baldgye
United Kingdom1100 Posts
On November 26 2012 06:44 Bigtony wrote: What an idiot post. Red Bull was not dominant this year and had plenty of bad luck too. The season was bonkers (in a very good way). Hulkenberg deserved this win and that penalty was bullshit, just like the first safety car was a bit BS. Great race though. What are you talking about? He drove into Lewis and took him out of the race... there wasn't a chance of over-taking into T1 he should have waited and been smart and made a over-take into T4 with the aid of DRS, not just lunging into T1 in wet conditions. It was the move of an inexperianced driver, Lewis had it covered and Hulkenberg just drove into him.... talking of idiot posts.. | ||
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