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Vettel 'not allowed' to make F1 return: 'It's beautiful'
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Russell claims he 'could have had two world championships' had he joined Hamilton at Mercedes earlier
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Brundle notices these worrying Hamilton traits in Ferrari data: 'It's always the same'
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Hamilton finds himself once again in a 'similar situation to what it was at Mercedes'
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"I suspect McLaren,Mercedes & RedBull." - Vegan Warrior.17-03-2025 16:14
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He's certainly the underdog in terms of ability. He had almost three quarters of the season in the faster car, and he couldn't even take the title to the last race.18-02-2025 19:16
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Lewis has been nowhere without Masi's help since 2021, the year that there were two mid-season rule changes to keep Lewis in the hunt, the year he was allowed to cut 30 corners, the year he got away with the vilest piece of driving in F1 history at Silverstone, the year he had basher Bottas' help, the year Verstappen was penalized for Hamilton coming out of the pits and driving into him, the year Verstappen had a tire pop in a race he was dominating, and finally the year that he lost because he never needed to learn enough to know that he should pit for tires before a late restart. He lost because Toto thought Masi wouldn't restart the race at his request, since Masi had been doing his bidding for years. That he lost the way he did was the sweetest poetic justice. That he had Masi fired for his own failure and ruined his own career in the process was just hilarious.06-02-2025 01:31
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Does your friend know that Russell beat Hamilton two out of the last three years when they were sharing a car that wasn't dominant?05-02-2025 23:42
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Maybe not that long. I think Leclerc set Hamilton up for the rug-pull.05-02-2025 23:43
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This is good news. I almost never watch Penske's IndyCar series already.07-01-2025 20:33
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Who is still supporting DEI? In the country that was first afflicted by it, we've come to accept that it is as bad for productivity as it is unfair to workers.18-12-2024 21:49
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Perez qualified 5th at Sakhir in 2020. He dropped to the back after contact with Leclerc on the opening lap, and then he stayed out while others made ill-timed pitstops or retired. It was a great drive, but it isn't like he didn't have 280 other starts to show that it wasn't emblematic of his form.19-12-2024 18:00
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Has there ever been so much coverage of a moderately talented driver with a long career losing their ride after more than a year and a half of unacceptably poor performances? What is really going on here? Why is everyone supposed to care?18-12-2024 23:03
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Does F1 have the legitimacy to remove this cretin's thumb from the scale now?18-12-2024 21:45