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Yeah, ok that makes sense :)

It’s not the compounds that are the problem with the delaminations. Changing the compounds will not fix this, Pirelli know that.

Pirelli: Ok, we’ll not change the tyres, we’ll just bring harder one’s instead.

Lie after lie. I don’t see why Pirelli would feel they need to lie. I would be surprised if both parties came out of this without a hefty penalty.

Stick to designing Adrian.

I think he should give it to charity instead. I think we all know he is very unlikely to get a seat in F1 next year.

“You can probably guess the driver.” lol

I think PDR did a better job in the race than Sutil. Climbed from the back end of the grid into the points, only finishing a few places back from Sutil. They both drove brilliantly though. Driver of the weekend […]

I thought it was funny.

@vettel1 I wasn’t saying it was Pirelli’s fault, i was stating that they are the one’s receiving the criticisms, like you said.

Hopefully Pirelli will get sick of all their criticisms and will not renew their contract, if they get offered one of course. Perhaps we could see a tyre manufacturer bring proper tyres back to f1 similar to the […]

Quite frankly we don’t even know the tyres are spicing up the racing. When they were introduced the double diffusers were banned, which in my opinion was the main cause of the cars being unable to pass. If we […]

I just want the Bridgestones back.

There was a couple of yellows. One with Grosjean when his suspension broke and i think there was one for Van Der Garde.

Safe to say Grosjean is ruining it for Lotus, although they let him down today.

Gave it a 3. Yes there were some good overtakes, but the field quickly spread out. This made it very boring to watch. With about 10-15 laps left the top 6/7 places were decided.

Good, will give everybody chance to test things.

I will judge them mid way through the season. If they are still dog slow then i will question them. If they are consistently quicker than the likes of Force India then i will praise them. Although it does seem […]

And what evidence do you have that STR prefer Ricciardo exactly? A freak one off performance in a car that is inconsistent sounds about right. At the end of the day it was Ricciardo who delivered the result, not Vergne.

@jonsan but requiring x amount of stops would eliminate all strategy, which is one of the reasons the Pirelli tyres are as they are, to allow for multiple strategies.