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Anyone who's opinion of someone they have never met is based on what they have read on the internet ? Well; one must question their judgement without ever having met them.16-04-2022 08:46
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I Red Bull have lost their inside information & got surprised by legal innovation they had not thought of themselves.. Guess it was designed after the poached merc engineers were bought by Red Bull ? Lets see how quickly they copy this "illegal" design.11-03-2022 09:26
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BAN the Bull who promote products that kill by organ failure. Just like bombs & bullets.10-03-2022 07:27
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Max & Redbull were aided by FIA cock up that is not a win in anyone's imagination. Win fair no problem but manipulation is not winning for real fans of F1 If it's not corrected it has no future.31-01-2022 23:36
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Agree no contact with the ref. FIA made this happen by allowing it to effect decisions during the season & it escalated with bad decisions. Horner also screamed like a girl to affect strategies as well as decisions. Others followed seeing their teams suffering from changed rules.31-01-2022 10:45
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No1 & Gold helmet sad sad child when will he grow up. Dad told him he was a champ when he was wee ladie & now he believes it. Pride before fall. Admit Red Bull knew the rules would be changed in their favour $$$$$$28-01-2022 08:43
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Why should Merc & Hamilton compromise to save FIA face. I thought we had moved past blaming victims of wrong doing. Though I understand the bosses are from a culture that blames victims the rest of the world has moved on. Hands up, you got it wrong & trying to make it go away won't work. There are fans who don't have the memory of a goldfish who will never validate the result of 2021 Horner insults F1 fans who will never forget "Max did not win under FIA rules."05-01-2022 10:26
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There are also rules that must be accepted by all drivers. For me there is no particular team or driver above the respect for the integrity of the FIA. Quote from FIA What value "rules" when they change them mid race ? Integrity FIA has to demonstrate they have any. Respect has to be earned it is not an automatic right. The next tactics will be to bully always the way of those who are in the wrong & can't admit it. Respect is a 2 way street & FIA have show none to the integrity of F1 sport. Covering up mistakes or corruption is not integrity. Presuring the victim to compromis is not integrity. Fair is fair & Sir Lewis Hamilton has not experieced FAIR from FIA.04-01-2022 09:30
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Just make sure the rules are clear at the start & the same at the finish. Making it up mid race leads to confusion & endangers safety. Listen to the last minutes of radio no one understood what was going on. Lacking clarity & safety & total disrespect for All teams who were not All allowed to Race to the finish. Of course Masi could call them all in mid race to brief them on his mind set.28-12-2021 15:36
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Justice The concept has been lost in a culture of self interest. Drivers Teams & Fans recognised the wrong in what happened on the final laps of F1 final race of 2021 season. Sadly this dissolved quickly when they thought of the personal consequences of F1 & sport being in disgrace. Whether you support F1 or criticised it if its not there you have lost your job. So they all crept back into their shells & left Lewis to feel the injustice. Which he did withtypical excelent sportsmanship & manners. Congratulating his opponents. His silence is understandable, his dissapointment at his peers lack of support. Lewis has had this all his career & by this time might have hoped for some fairness in his treatment from FIA to which he has contributed more than most. He can take a little comfort in that this is not personal. Its the culture that has allowed conflict & injustice for generations & will ultimately destroy. We all justify our worst behaviour when it's in our personal shortsighted interests. Perhaps one day we will be better & think of a more honest future.27-12-2021 19:05