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Hey Waldorf and Statler F1 has always been a political game. When stakes are high and money involves, rich teams are in top of the list and try to have influence and power. In the old days of Hunt, Lauda, Prost, Senna, Schumacher and in other sports like football, cycling, basketball, cricket it isn't different. Today, Ferrari has still his Veto and seems to be in favor of the stewards, Mercedes dictates Pirelli and their tyres and every topteam has a satellite team as extra seat on the table. When an engineer or driver gets paid double by another team they are gone. I don't blame them. Welcome in the real world! However, did you noticed that in 2019 most crowd ever showed up? We had some very great races after other teams understood the tyres like MB already did from 2018. The greatness of sport will be determined by the personalities and legend fights. With the new generation and rules it will be better than it was in the last decade. From 2021 drivers will be more important than the design. I think that's not a bad thing. Only for a few technical nerds the aerodynamics are important.27-12-2019 09:38
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https://i.redd.it/r0b7hweelg241.png Stats for you. Next year WDC! Happy holidays!25-12-2019 11:56
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Based on boardradio Lewis is the little kid. Always crying about his tyres, tactical choices of the team and being very nervous if he has a fight. Furthermore he complains about Max in pers conferences when he is not around. When he is, Max is the a talented driver etc.. I think in personality Lewis can learn from Max and that's strange looking to their ages10-12-2019 12:12
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Obviously he means Alonso. The compliments of him to Lewis have a reason.07-12-2019 07:58
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Haha good comment Ron! @Yawningdog, very mature and strong arguments. Using caps lock made it even better. Hereby the list of all analysists who don't think Mercedes has the best car: - You saw how Max was launched in Silverstone and broke is badgeboard and floor? Watch again. Ricciardo and Max were threated as equal. No way Max got earlier updates. Even Albon is threated same way, that's always the case at RB. You have a blind spot for Max. He is making you even more nervous than he does Lewis. Please come back with arguments and don't become personal.05-12-2019 09:39
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You are talking about the same race Vettel pushed Max of the track and even with a destructive car he managed to race better pace than most drivers in the front? Hamilton did a great job, but with best material. You saw time of Russell yesterday in test? Mazepin in Barcelona in May? Everyone can put this car to the top apparently. All analysists know this, except the Hammertime fans.05-12-2019 07:30
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I agree. Greatest moves, best races won (Austria, Germany and Brazil were classics) and very consistent this season. One mistake in Belgium and ignoring yellow flag in Mexico like all the other drivers. They only denied it, while Max was honest and not smart about it. Hamilton also had a great season, but he can only win in a dominant car. Max is more of a racer.04-12-2019 14:01