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and hold grip through a corner where others think they cannot tread. his maneuver overtaking on the first lap staying on the outside of T2 was the type of move that Max seems to love to take in greasy conditions.05-11-2024 23:20
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he botched the second SC restart after the red flag, so I don't think it made any difference at all.04-11-2024 16:08
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if you do watch the races with a TV, try turning it on, or opening your eyes?04-11-2024 16:04
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you want to criticize Norris then call him out for giving up the lead in T1 after having pole for what, the 7th time this season? you want to criticize Norris, then call him out for the second SC restart where he forgot to turn into T1. again, turn on the TV next time when you are watching the race.04-11-2024 05:04
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I had a really lengthy reply, but instead, I decided to replace it with the following... you should try actually turning the TV on when you're watching the race.04-11-2024 03:36
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so dangerous. are her family planning an intervention?19-08-2024 15:20
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I mean, it was dismissed again. this is clearly a witch hunt at this point.08-08-2024 22:47
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for me, it is pretty easy. when Max joined the RB team, he was winning the odd race when the car was not anywhere near the best. he had some sessions that were brilliant to watch, 2016 Brazil is a great example. up to 2020 when the Mercedes was so dominant, Max was still up there, and winning the odd race. when the Mercedes was so dominant, Lewis had a lot of less than stellar races, lots of head scratchers for what happened? and now that the RB is clearly dominant (or at least '22 and '23 dominance) Max was peerless. his level of dominance was extra ordinary. and where was Lewis? not winning the odd race, and not really impressing anything, struggling to beat his own teammate in a car that wasn't top dog. Max and Lewis are both exceptional drivers, and maybe there's nothing really in it between them, but I think Max has just that little bit more that elevates him above Lewis.20-06-2024 19:17
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I don't agree with Leclerc at all. there's numerous times I've seen Lewis go for gaps that do not exist. usually twice a season, or more it happens. unless he's so far out in front that he doesn't have to worry about scrapping to get ahead. he punted Albon twice. he punted his own teammate last year. he punted Alonso 2 years ago (and took himself out of the race). some say Max punted himself in Silverstone in '21, but if you watch, Lewis dive bombed the corner and when his front end wouldn't let him make the turn, he punted Max. then later that same race, he did the same to Leclerc, in order for Leclerc to survive the corner, he had to leave the race track and concede the position to a reckless dive bomb. 2016 is filled with fun excursions between him and his teammate. so yeah, Lewis goes for gaps too, and takes unnecessary risks as much as any other driver,20-06-2024 19:23
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it'd be great to see Yuki swapped with Perez.11-06-2024 16:40