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@vettel1 “Silverstone 2011 holds little parallels: that was a deliberate attempt at capping Red Bull’s advantage by prohibiting a technology they had maximised.”

First of all, it was not aimed at Red Bull, it […]

It doesn’t benefit the sport as a whole, it just benefits the sports whiniest team.

I don’ think this statistic can really count towards “greatness”: Not only does most countries not have a race, but with some countries having two races, this statistic becomes especially skewed.

“Kimi […]

Even with Webber’s engine turned down, and Vettel’s not, he had to fight to pass him. Great racing my a**.

A black and orange flag is not a punishment, just a “return to pit”. It should have fallen immediately. The car was a danger to Alonso and other drivers around him.

It was a moronic gamble.

Oh, it was functioning alright. Until it fell off, that is.

Funny. I’m rather anti-Alonso, but I would never blame him for that stupid decision: He can’t see the wing at all, only feel it. It’s understandable that he wanted to continue, as the car certainly had […]

Vettel and Webber was told to hold position and turn their engines down to save them for later.

He did the opposite, cheated his teammate for a podium in the process and your respect went UP?

W…T…F…?

Webber lost out BECAUSE he followed team orders, while Vettel didn’t.

The “ignore team orders” is from back when team orders were illegal, where he had every right not to follow them.

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Remember the 2010 Turkey podium? This was almost worse.

Alonso can’t see his front wing at all, so he had no chance to know how bad it was.

This one sits 100% on the team.

Actually, it can mean both. Either without limit or with no end defined

Almost same here: I’m into F1 and NFL.

I am really no fan most other sports (even motorsports, except 24 Heures du Mans).

- Especially European football, which is pretty annoying here in Denmark where […]

That BBC were fools doesn’t make Sky’s move any less *******.

McLaren or Sauber. The Marrusia is also beatiful.

How the Ferrari got so many votes, I have no idea. It is almost as ugly as last year.

It seems pretty disingenuous to have kamui-support.com Japanese-only. Kobayashi is very popular in the entire world, and would probably be able to get a lot of support.

- And that idea is bonkers. It makes sense for a car, not a driver.

Control and consistency is the most important aspect of going faster.

How so? I consider them pretty equal. One can be lightning fast at times, but is extremely unstable, the other is pretty stable, but apparently needs to press a bit harder.

I can’t say that any of them is […]