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@andrewf1 it appears that the tyre failure was caused by debris on the track –

http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/106928?source=mostpopular

Sorry that reply was for @andrewf1

@andrewf1 I can’t actually think of too many occasions when the cars have refused to race this year, ignoring the impact of team orders. I think that Hamilton simply didn’t have the pace in Malaysia to catch the […]

@andrewf1 – I don’t think I missed the point. I’m not sure if fully understand what you’re trying to say though.

@andrewf1

+1.

We don’t need an arrogant who ignore the opinion of other stakeholders like teams and drivers.

I think they’re try to make it look that it as their own decision (arrogance) when it’s clear […]

(@andrewf1)

I hope this is exactly Pirelli bowing to the teams. An exciting tyre does not equal a ridiculous, no more than 7-lap durable tyre.

+1, was about to type almost exactly this myself. It’s good […]

@andrewf1 – haha, nice one mate.

@prisoner-monkeys
“It never ceases to amaze me that Horner can lead his team to three World Championships one day, and then the next day make blunders like this that even a […]

@andrewf1

That’s what he said on the radio, about the radio. I haven’t heard exactly what he was complaining about, I guess it wasn’t working properly during the race…hopefully someone can shed some light, […]

@andrewf1

Your point kinda makes sense. I bet Nelson Piquet Jr. was aware of what would’ve happen to him in case he did not crash on that infamous day.

@andrewf1 Agree completely. And I don’t think Pirelli is worried about their image. They are doing as they have been mandated, and they at the same time will try to take credit for an exciting season that has once […]

@andrewf1

It’s an article/comment on F1 in a major UK newspaper, albeit very agressive, therefore it does have it’s place here.

It was just a vicious personal piece. Its a shame as I thought that was […]

@andrewf1 It’s an interesting, trenchant and well-articulated point of view. You may not agree with it, I certainly don’t agree with every word of it. Me agreeing with something is not a pre-requisite for it […]

@andrewf1 – very true, but the DRS effect was greatest on the two straights, where Red Bull at least were using it. Also, as @harsha had said the tyres are now +-5 tenths faster per lap, which would at least […]

(@andrewf1) Couldn’t agree more.

@andrewf1
I was very careful with my choice of words, ‘likened’ is not the same as ‘used’.
Going to the Webber-Silverstone 2010 argument, it’s not just the ‘Number 2 Driver’ quote, his entire attitude […]

@andrewf1

webber is a straight-forward guy with even more experience, yet he doesn’t disrespect his race engineer, events, podium celebrations and so on.

*ahem* Silverstone 2010 *ahem*

I don’t ‘worship at […]

@andrewf1 – I agree with it, too. I make no secret of the way I dislike Raikkonen, and when people ask me why, I point to stuff like that radio message in Abu Dhabi. I don’t understand why people seem to think […]

@andrewf1 I know ya, i respect everyones opinion but that doesnt stop me from having a differing one. I Like Hamilton, i think he’s a fantastic talent, same goes for Fernando who was amazing this year. Simply […]

@andrewf1, but they all say that, don’t they.

@andrewf1
if you could just read the round-up… “from the forum” in big blue letters, first link.