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No contract, only contact12-03-2025 00:58
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Or was Verstappen trying to cheat?17-09-2024 06:58
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Max will lose 10 points to Norris, making the gap 65 points. What will happen if Max experiences another engine problem? Norris will gain another 25 points. Additionally, Max will receive a 10-place grid penalty. This would reduce the gap to just 40 points, with Max starting 10 or more places behind.26-07-2024 18:57
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Max would get away with murder.22-07-2024 00:25
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The problem doesn't lie solely with Perez because how is it possible that his teammate's strategy is always flawless? It reminds me of the time when Ricciardo was faster than Max but consistently faced reliability issues. If you were to place Alonso or Lewis alongside Max, you would soon have an answer to the question, "Is there someone who can challenge Max?"22-06-2023 12:30
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Craig Scarborough claims that the front wing complies with the FIA regulations.15-02-2024 18:07
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There's no smoke without fire.09-02-2024 21:38
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There's no smoke without fire.09-02-2024 21:38
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Leclerc has a contract until 2029, and the fact that Ferrari hasn't offered Sainz a contract says a lot about who is in charge within the team and that Leclerc represents the future of the team. Hamilton, who doesn't shy away from challenges, is like a dream transfer for fans. The combination of the two best drivers driving the same car is exactly what we want to see. Who will ultimately be the best remains a question. Leclerc is the king of qualifications, but on race day, Hamilton shows his experience and skill in managing the race. He has learned over the years, which makes him better on Sundays. Leclerc will learn a lot from Lewis, and I expect a good relationship between them, just like Leclerc and Vettel had. It won't matter who is considered number 1 or 2. Lewis has never been a number 2 since his debut season. I don't expect a repeat of the Hamilton-Rosberg rivalry, as Lewis is in a different stage of life and Charles has a calm character and has never had problems with his teammates. I consider this the most exciting combination ever in F1. Leclerc will learn valuable lessons in consistency, and Lewis will only help him grow further for the future. This move by Lewis is reminiscent of 2013, and I suspect he has more insight into Ferrari and will bring the right people with him. It's high time for Ferrari to assert its dominance. Excited to see his yellow helmet in those gorgeous red cars!09-02-2024 21:56
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I'm so glad James is back; Adrian is good, but not as good as the innovations Mercedes introduced. Remember when Mercedes unveiled DAS? Everyone was astonished, including Adrian. Hopefully, the W15 will put RedBull back in their place.27-01-2024 01:06