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@tifoso1989 the energy drinks company argument is pathetic: they’ve beaten Ferrari the last four years – suck it up! They are a better formula 1 team currently.

As has been pointed out by @celeste (great […]

@tifoso1989 what a fascinating contribution to the discussion.

It’s nothing to do with the driver, in fact Vettel is very good at managing tyres – it’s a trait of the car and I think that’s backed up from the […]

@tifoso1989 no, but what I did see was the supposedly deeply flawed Sauber seeing the fastest lap of the race, and in the early stages a Red Bull failing to overtake a supposedly much slower Marussia for nearly a […]

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I don’t know why Vettel’s fans are complaining about these tyres that doesn’t allow push 100% all the race, please give one win when Vettel was pushing at least 40% of the race , no you can’t because […]

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they were not confused, tyeres deg was higher than what they expected and 4th stop was needed.

@tifoso1989 Red BUll have never really been “dominant” in the sense of Ferrari in the early 2000′s or Williams in the 90′s though: even in 2011, the racing was still generally pretty good even though Vettel often […]

@tifoso1989 @vettel1 yeah Barhain was a clear example of Vettel underperforming in the race

@tifoso1989 I do agree for sure!

It does also raise the point though that @maroonjack is making: I doubt there were any other drivers that Red Bull could’ve signed that would’ve won those three titles, in fact […]

@tifoso1989 I think Pirelli have realised that the soft compound needs work (as was evident from China, where the teams wanted to dispose of it as quickly as possible and some even went to the lengths of not doing […]

@tifoso1989 of course the F1 cars will go a good deal faster, but if you change the suspension set-ups and bolt on a set of Bridgestones that shouldn’t be too much of an issue. Also, F1 cars are pretty safe!

@tifoso1989 – so tell me this then: in what possible way have Toro Rosso benefited Vettel (or indeed Red Bull) this season? Only in very rare instances does a Red Bull end up behind a Toro Rosso anyway, so I fail […]

@tifoso1989 he should have been cautious after the first DRS pitstop. He opened it again and was sent to pits for that. The car was really strong, so if he hadn’t done that, he could have been in at least one […]

Btw, @tifoso1989 has Alonso not equaled his points tally after last year’s Bahrain GP already?

“Well he’s two races in and 17 points down…” ,well a 9th place in the next race is enough to equal his points of last year in the first 4 races

@tifoso1989 Everyone loves to have a go at Ferrari, Alonso and […]

@tifoso1989 Well he wouldn’t have crashed because he’s better wheel-to-wheel it appears from that race!

@tifoso1989 – they didn’t actually immediately, until the results had been determined: the same as in this case.

Oh please @joepa, why would Red Bull hamper their own constructor’s championship efforts? I do […]

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Massa is clearly under more pressure than Alonso in every respect.

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Your comment is a perfect example of how some people will give their favourite driver more credit for something that his teammate (Massa) has already done twice.

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ehmm… what? He is under very little pressure now, unlike the end of last year where he was under massive pressure and failed to deliver the cars full potential. I don’t really see your logic…

@f1supreme – not really, he was a bit foolish to try the overtake in the first DRS zone but he could’ve definetly got him afterwards and was denied the opportunity, which I thought was unjust.

@tifoso1989 quite […]