EPTVettel dominated, a few scraps down the field, and not much else.
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Firestorm
Canada341 Posts
Vettel dominated, a few scraps down the field, and not much else. | ||
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Aristodemus
England2010 Posts
Edit: Shame Lewis has lost his "game of thrones" title in NA. | ||
zere
Germany1287 Posts
Hope he gets on the podium on Germany so even his fellow countrymen can boo him out. I agree with Aristo that I liked seeing more actual "racing" than most of the year so far. Only thing I don't like is the InfinitiRedBull dominance. Edit: Yes it was a cracking job from Veetle, but still. | ||
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a176
Canada6688 Posts
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a176
Canada6688 Posts
i worry the redbull dominance is starting even more earlier this year i usually skip out this entire middle part of the season until the final races because of that especially with those lame ass tilke tracks | ||
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Aristodemus
England2010 Posts
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Release
United States4397 Posts
In other news, RIP to the dead marshal. | ||
shiroiusagi
SoCal, USA3955 Posts
On June 10 2013 12:43 Release wrote: This is actually worrying because redbull strength is supposed to in the high speed corners, in which downforce counts but only turn 5 is actually a high speed corner. In other news, RIP to the dead marshal. Oh man the guy passed?  I heard he was in critical condition. | ||
Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
Had the potential to be a great race, but it just wasn't 0.O Too me it felt like the only over taking was done on the first 3 laps where Bottas just disappeared down the track lol Oh well, onwards we go! | ||
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RowdierBob
Australia13409 Posts
So much rookie fail. | ||
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a176
Canada6688 Posts
On June 10 2013 06:03 Aristodemus wrote: Nah, it was because of multi21. Canadians were booing Schumacher the race after that Austria fiasco. except that ferrari didnt even try to hide it when they had their 'multi21' moment, but they still have their fans | ||
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Aristodemus
England2010 Posts
On June 11 2013 00:21 a176 wrote: except that ferrari didnt even try to hide it when they had their 'multi21' moment, but they still have their fans It will all be forgotten next year. | ||
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1Dhalism
862 Posts
On June 10 2013 06:03 Aristodemus wrote: Nah, it was because of multi21. Canadians were booing Schumacher the race after that Austria fiasco. There is a reason they have a special word for italian fans. | ||
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Sok4R
Germany124 Posts
€dit: no decistion today, according to FIA's twitter (can't find the tweet right now, saw it in a german live ticker) the major points: Mercedes blames everything on Pirelli, saying that it was their test and Merc was basically "rented" by Pirelli to get information about the tyre delamination. They also question Ferraris test with a 2010 car. Pirelli insits that they have an agreement with the FIA to test tyres when needed. They first wanted Mercs 2010 car, but it wasn't avaiable. The FIA attorney lays the blame mostly at Mercedes, stating every test give them an advantage. Merc insists that since they don't know which type of tyre they used, the gathered information is useless. Currently it seems that Charlie Whiting could take all the blame, since he allowed the test requested by Merc. | ||
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Aristodemus
England2010 Posts
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mijagi182
Poland797 Posts
On June 21 2013 21:15 Aristodemus wrote: Reprimands for both Mercedes and Pirelli and a ban from this years "young driver test". Fair enough in my opinion. I think I'm ok with the decission. Too bad, theres no reprimand for Charlie  | ||
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zere
Germany1287 Posts
Now everyone is just going to exchange young driver days for a seperate 3 day test | ||
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mijagi182
Poland797 Posts
On June 21 2013 22:54 zere wrote: What a joke Now everyone is just going to exchange young driver days for a seperate 3 day test Nah, i think both FIA and Pirelli will be more cautious about testing next time. | ||
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Aristodemus
England2010 Posts
I find it a bit surprising that nobody is talking about Ferrari as this trial revealed another private Pirelli test was run by them in 2012 as well as the one this year. That is twice in two years they have tested the current seasons tyres in a 14-15 month old car. Mercedes were only testing next years possible compounds (Pirelli may not even be the supplier) in a current car. | ||
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mijagi182
Poland797 Posts
3 days or not. When you run a F1 car for 1000 km, you do learn about it with every lap - not only about how it treats the tires you know. That is where those test differ most imo - Ferrari was learning new things too, but about the car they will never run again on GP, unlike Mercedes. | ||
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