Spain 2016

[The Black Knight]

I don't think that's the case. From Ant Davidson's analysis of the switch positions from the on-board camera, it appeared that Nico set off with the engine mode selector in a different position to the previous race.

Exactly! Rosberg himself said he was in the incorrect mode. It was his mistake that he chose the incorrect setting.

[Stan Reid]

What are they going to do if Max wins the U.S. G.P. and he's not legally old enough to drink?

[schmenke]

What are they going to do if Max wins the U.S. G.P. and he's not legally old enough to drink?

LOL! Good question!

[Brown, Jon Brow]

So why were Ricciardo and Vettel put on strategies that required overtaking on a circuit where you can't overtake?

[Garry Walker]

Sebastien Vettel moaning over the radio like a little bitch again

Too funny. That is why I have a new name for him. Period Boy.

One thing this race showed to me is that Ferrari should get rid or Raikkonen at the end of the year. He's utterly useless. He should have won that race.

Are you an imbecile? Just wondering, because there was no way that Ferrari was overtaking the Red Bull. Kimi had no tyre advantage and Max didn't make a mistake. The only way he could have overtaken Max would have been by ramming him out.
And if you want Kimi fired, what do you want done with Period Boy, who was slower than Kimi?

I think what they should get rid of should be the car, it was utterly hopeless on traction out of the last corner.

Ferrari was still the much better car compared to Red Bull.

Ricciardo blames the team for the strategy. Quite ironic, considering that he got his maiden win by the team screwing Sebs strategy in Canada '14. (Not quite instant) karma.

Ricciardo was also faster than Period Boy that day.

Sorry, but the track is not green, and Lewis's right wheel is on a green surface. And Lewis DID accept the blame. Read something else but BBC propaganda and you'll see it's reported everywhere. Your point is Rosberg is at fault, but everyone from Mercedes to the stewards disagrees, else Rosberg would have been penalized for causing a collision, which he was not.

Has Lewis actually in public admitted his that he was to blame or is that RTL propaganda?

[Garry Walker]

So why were Ricciardo and Vettel put on strategies that required overtaking on a circuit where you can't overtake?

Because that was the faster strategy according to Pirelli.

[Brown, Jon Brow]

Because that was the faster strategy according to Pirelli.

Only if you had clean air or were able to overtake. I'd be pretty annoyed if I was Ricc. He was quicker than Verstappen, didn't make any mistakes (apart from a desperate move on Vettel) and ended up with nothing.

Can't help but feeling Helmut Marko got exactly what he wanted.

[steveaki13]

Only if you had clean air or were able to overtake. I'd be pretty annoyed if I was Ricc. He was quicker than Verstappen, didn't make any mistakes (apart from a desperate move on Vettel) and ended up with nothing.

Can't help but feeling Helmut Marko got exactly what he wanted.

Hope you are not accusing Red Bull of accusing one driver over another? That has never happened before ever surely???

[steveaki13]

Only if you had clean air or were able to overtake. I'd be pretty annoyed if I was Ricc. He was quicker than Verstappen, didn't make any mistakes (apart from a desperate move on Vettel) and ended up with nothing.

Can't help but feeling Helmut Marko got exactly what he wanted.

BTW I kept that signature too, but gave up after my cheque failed to arrive...... what gives Tazzy?

[Garry Walker]

Only if you had clean air or were able to overtake. I'd be pretty annoyed if I was Ricc. He was quicker than Verstappen, didn't make any mistakes (apart from a desperate move on Vettel) and ended up with nothing.

Can't help but feeling Helmut Marko got exactly what he wanted.

Was he faster than Max?