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@dennis, @john-h +1 to each of you! Basically, it’s a lottery into who has the car which suits it’s tyres the best; the emphasis is not so much on who actually has built the “best” car currently.

No @dennis, the average Porsche buyer is interested in car that provides Ferarri performance and can be used like a Toyota.

@dennis,Under the open development rules backyard “garagistas” managed to thrive and become big corporations, the budgets are just as high now only the results are less tangible. The world is a wealthier place and […]

@dennis I said easier in terms of how costly it is if you lose. Porsche will always be Porsche in Le Mans. But in F1, it’ll be veyr different

@dennis And a few more here:

The drivers who defied team orders

@bascb @dennis to memory – doesn’t Webber already help Porsche with some work?

@dennis depends ! we’ve seen plenty of overtaking coming into turn 6 anyway.

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One way to solve this argument to a near solution, is by adding a feature to the members profile where they add nationality and present country, and remind them on one of your updates, […]

@dennis I’m at a loss to understand why someone would spend time counting that up when I said in my previous comment I’d assumed it was the case. Kudos on the accuracy of your “wild guess” but I think you may have […]

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you can’t deny it’s (wild guess) at least 50 if not more percent news from British media

I can easily deny it because by your own admission it’s a “wild guess”!

But for the sake of argument let’s […]

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Faur enough but, do you see any of the other teams lobbying Pirelli for them to change the rubber? None have publicly said anything about the rubber except for RBR and McLaren I think it was.

That’s […]

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It’s all fun and games until somebody loses a GP victory.

Hehehe, good one. +1

@dennis +1 Lol Lol Lol

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I said that maybe it isn’t that simple.

@dennis I think the answer lies in when Webber said he had a lot of thinking to do. I think it’s a very complicated thing, and I think that one element to remember is that he is a human just like us.

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2010 was the last year without refuelling.

2010 was the first year since 1993 sans refuelling. The rules have stayed thus since.

@dennis both lost telemetry during the race. I’ve read that both lost it at the start…

@dennis Vettel also had problems. And this sort of failure is very common with Red Bull. KERS suddenly doesn’t work, they lose telemetry…

@dennis 2010 was already no refuelling again, I think you mean 2009, I do to prefer the short wheelbase racers.

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And what about the Spanish, European, German and Belgian Grands Prix?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_Formula_One_season#Results_and_standings