F1 Fanatic

Happy birthday @AndrewTanner, @SoLiD, @BraddersF1 and @RumFRESH, i hope you can all enjoy a nice spring day to celebrate!

@andrewtanner You are right, but I would say Webber is a proven 2nd driver, simply like that. Felix da costa is a winner with a lot of talent and charism, the one that spectators want to see. I’m not sure if You […]

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I see where you are coming from… But sit in Mark’s position for a second.

You’ve been guaranteed that Vettel wouldn’t overtake you. Suddenly, you’ve got him racing right by you, you may think […]

@andrewtanner I hope so too, but I have a feeling the gap b/w him and Raikkonen will increase till then. And then the pressure will increase..

yes, I am pretty sure that is the case @andrewtanner.

@andrewtanner I was chatting to a photographer yesterday who had some pics, looks like he lost it under braking. She said he looked very surprised when he first got out of the car, and I see he’s suggested there […]

@andrewtanner wait, isn’t this the car “anyone” can win with? Or is that only regards to the other driver in the other seat, lol.

Indeed @andrewtanner. Now imagine Sky when McLaren present their car. Poor Perez and Button. O_0

Lewis this, Lewis that, what about Lewis? Sigh.

@andrewtanner the Nazionale Piloti page has specified that Valsecchi is third driver whilst d’Ambrosio is reserve driver, and I’m not the only one wondering what the difference is: […]

@andrewtanner seems to be pretty much official now, Valsecchi himself shared this link on Facebook with picture of him in the Lotus suits: […]

Thanks @BasCB and @andrewtanner!

@andrewtanner – I guess it’s just some people trying to convince themselves that their favourite drivers have a natural advantage.

@andrewtanner – that’s about as far as I know as well! ;)

@andrewtanner – I hope the board isn’t a committee, that would ruin any hopes that Mercedes has for being competitive! I agree though, the fact nobody appears to fully understand who’s doing what in Mercedes […]

@andrewtanner It’s classic game theory. As individuals, in the short term it is always best to defect… but long term, the best pay off for all (and hence F1) is to collaborate. In reality, somewhere in between […]

@andrewtanner awww :P

In all fairness, it doesn’t really make a difference if you’re working or not, for most of those launches there is no livestream anyway.

@andrewtanner In F1 even written agreements are pretty, ahem, flexible ;-) Even so, I can understand him being a bit peeved by the situation.

@andrewtanner, before Bernie turned F1 into a (show) business, I could afford to go and see a F1 race every year, I am much better off financially than I was then but consider F1 too expensive for me now.

@andrewtanner – also, the collapsing at the end of races usually coincided with unusually hot conditions (in the case of Mansell) or problems with the cars (in the case of Senna). But yes in general F1 drivers are […]