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@kibblesworth And yet, Button is the most popular driver on F1 Fanatic at the moment.

All the best-known drivers have ardent supporters and vehement detractors and Button is no different. It’s not as if there […]

@kibblesworth That is true, but the implication of his comments is that Webber should have had a trust in Vettel in the first place, which would be foolish of him as he isn’t the most trustworthy of people himself […]

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Thank you all for clearing this up for me. Now I know I´m not loonie or anything. I understand that lower formula is not the same thing as F1, I agree with that […]

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Yappy, I happen to think also that is an indication that Vettel is a more adaptable driver than Webber, which is an argument frequently cited against him. The rear downforce levels require an […]

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I remember Pedro de La Rosa on a Spanish talk show saying that, many people is Spain “hate” him because of his past with Alonso and then he said that Lewis was actually one f the most decent and […]

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Totally agree with you guys on that! It´s too early to worry but lets just hope it doesn´t happen again, at least not now.

@kibblesworth Vettel was inevitably going to pass them anyway because he was much faster: sure it’s not good to see them just getting out the way almost like lapped traffic, but it was a fight that was going to be […]

*@kibblesworth I should say.

@kibblesworth – that was because he had used more fuel than Vettel in the earlier stages, so what was proclaimed that he had turned his engine down simply to abide by a team order is not true. So in the sense that […]

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But when he demands team orders at the beginning of the race, only to flagrantly disobey them towards the end…its just not sportsmanlike

I don’t like it at all either and I would prefer that the […]

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Team orders need to be banned outright (and actually enforced this time) if we want to see motorsport at its best.

That would be impossible, the FIA would need to have people stationed in every […]

@kibblesworth – that just begs the question though: why would Red Bull use team orders against Vettel?

Agreed on this though:

Team orders need to be banned outright (and actually enforced this time) if we want […]

@kibblesworth As you know qualy doesn’t really yield any points and being in front in the championship table just after 2 races in which his team-mate retired while fighting for the lead while Massa sat quiet in […]

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You’re right but in the “perfect world” morals should win over money, shouldn’t it?

You and me know the world is not perfect but it’s a valid point still, just like it was when a few decades […]

@kibblesworth some people are concerned about VET taking matters upon himself, but that is no different to the situation where WEB took it upon himself to attack VET in the British GP a couple of years ago.

I’m […]

@kibblesworth Drivers will never complain to the FIA against their own teams because it will just hurt them more than the team. The closest who came to doing that was Alonso in 2007 (and he got his own steward in […]

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“Much better than Ferrari’s tactic of fielding a sub-par driver in their number two slot so as to keep their lead driver’s ego in check.”

My thoughts exactly. I think Mclaren have done a great […]

Much better than Ferrari’s tactic of fielding a sub-par driver in their number two slot so as to keep their lead driver’s ego in check.

Kudos to @kibblesworth there. I am a die-hard Ferrari fan, but yes, I have […]

@kibblesworth I agree that the mid-field teams have the more room to improve with restricted room for innovation, yet the top teams also have the top funding and resources to keep on top. I think Merc is still […]