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1st October 2017, 09:54 #11
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indeed. I think Mercedes have a slight tendency to overdevelop the cars when not necessary. They were in a good zone after Italy but felt the need to go...in yet an other direction... which was masked by the singapore race and exposed fully in Malaysia. so much so that Hamilton decided to revert back to the older setup and spec of the car and honestly, outdrive the given machinery. something that bottas, much to my dissapointment, was not able to do. I was really disappointing with him today in every sense. Couldn't overtake verstappen on the opening lap, could not give ricciardo or vettel any kind of fight and ended up miles behind them. No matter what, at the end of the day he is still driving a mercedes and in this race showed why he was only given a 1-year extension.
anyway, Hamilton did what he could and extended his lead.
congrats to Max, and a big thanks to Ricciardo for holding off Vettel.
Massa, Magnussen and Bottas are my donkeys of the raceLast edited by truefan72; 1st October 2017 at 09:56.
you can't argue with results.
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