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Stop interjecting reality this is apparently all about fantasy now. 7X is our special host so he gets to create the alternate reality for all of us to enjoy.13-11-2023 03:37
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Young man you are in a special place, so I do not want to take you out of the safety you have enveloped yourself with. If you believe everything that you say, then that is all that matters. I want to live in a world where facts matter, and people are not forced into seeing things that don't exist. When you make baseless claims, I need to remember that you are special and need to be treated as such. My bad.13-11-2023 18:25
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All of your comments could be said about Lewis. But those of us who no longer worship Lewis would not say the same about Lewis if the comparison was made between Michael and Lewis. You cannot be realistic about anything where Max is in the conversation. You cannot help yourself. That is a compulsion! The takeout comment is especially poignant since that is exactly what Lewis did to Max. And you somehow always see something that is not there. Any reasonable viewer of that race would agree with the professional drivers who have made honest reviews of Silverstone 21. Max was incredibly Lucky not to have been killed. That was all 100% Lewis. Should Max have expected such and incredibly reckless and dangerous move from Lewis? Yes, so Max can be blamed for not understanding the extent that Lewis would do something like that versus anyone else on that track. Lastly again I am very honest about who I want to see win over Max and that is Riccardo, Lando or Albon but reality is they are not in Max's or Shumacher's skill level and Like Lewis they will need the one second faster car to win races. Shumacher and Max have won races in the second and third fastest cars. Lewis CLEARLY cannot. No amount of fantasy on your part will change that fact. Every race, every excuse, every year of Lewis staying on the MB team proves just how legendary he really is. I hope he stays until he is 45.11-11-2023 22:01
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Dude??? So much hate from one single person its bizarre!11-11-2023 21:21
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Agree!10-11-2023 20:29
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AS an American that follows Indy I agree. I thought Herta was on his way, but this last season showed he is not there and probably never will be. Stroll is probably a much better driver. We do not need another pay for driver there taking up a seat because of nationality.07-11-2023 16:06
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Yes! I was just getting online to say the same thing. They know why they are doing so poorly they just don't want to admit it. Look at the Austin race. The car was so so low the skirts were almost touching the track. On low angle shots you could not see daylight on the other side of the car. The RB on the same turn and angle from the camera there was enough to see the other side of the track. The W14 was sparking all over the track but not the RB it was way above the ground. Originally, I was thinking George's car was riding a little higher than Lewis's (and it might have to some extent) but when rewatching the race his car was also very low to the ground compared to RB. That as well as most of the cars out there cannot create enough downforce unless they are below the LIMITS THAT MERCEDES SO FORCEFULLY LOBBIED the FIA for and won. Toto is his own worst enemy. He wanted to Hobble RB with the SAFETY ISSUE and all he got was more headaches for the engineers. As J41L pointed out the only way they can get stability for their higher ride height car is to use more wing and that of course gives them more Straightline drag. Hoping for a miracle in Vegas is wishful thinking. I really doubt that will be a smooth track. It will be most likely a bumpy track like most street courses, and they will once again need to raise their ride height. Abu Dabi is their best hope for a podium.06-11-2023 03:39
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Me too. It applies to so many people you deal with in day to day situations. The fat out of shape ex jock that acts like he is still the stud he was at 25 in full fit and competition ready state. The 50 to 60 year old woman with Botox and all the Plastic Surgery money can buy acting like she is the same youthful sprite that she was 25 years ago. We are what we are in the here and now. Accept it gracefully. You will be miserable otherwise.06-11-2023 03:45
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AGAIN, you prove you know nothing about racing our mechanics. You even admitted to me that you don't know much but that you could learn it with time. "But I was always going to be a mean person" remember that? Read more!!! Both Toto and Lewis admitted to what I said about the ride heights need to be very low for the proper suction to work for the floor. IT DOES NOT WORK AT A HIGHER RIDE HEIGHT!!!!!!!! LEWIS ahas said so many contradicting things I do not doubt that he said that at one time but the fact is they had no choice but to admit this weekend that they cannot run the higher ride heights. READ!!!!! Learn!!! Again, if the cars skid blocks are wearing beyond the legal limit by definition it is an illegal height. TOTO MADE SURE THE FIA CHANGED THE RULES so now his impulsive and morainic trick to try and slow down the other cars so that Lewis and MB could finally do well BACKFIRED. They are the ones struggling with ride height. It's all TOTO's fault and I'm loving it as well as others.07-11-2023 15:51
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They said they got it wrong but also their problem is much bigger than just setup. They cannot create enough downforce unless the ride height is so low that they are either below the legal ride height or like Austin they will get caught out with the sensors and have the planks examined again. To get proper traction to suit their driving style they have to add more wing and that creates the drag that keeps them slow on the straights. Vegas could be far worse for them because it is likely very bumpy, but Abu Dabi could be a podium for one or both of them as it should be smoother so they can get away with a lower ride height.06-11-2023 04:11