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Thread: Should Vettel be banned?
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6th July 2017, 15:29 #121
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6th July 2017, 19:16 #122
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6th July 2017, 20:36 #123
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Yup, Lewis started it.
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6th July 2017, 21:28 #124
Mia, if Vettel felt the same as you, then he most certainly should not have apologized and taken full responsibility for the incident. He should have continued to argue that (illogical) point and stood his ground. Let the cards fall where they may.
In other news, Jean Todt will not be at the Austrian Grand Prix this weekend. He'll be singing in a classical boys' choir as a castrati."Every generation's memory is exactly as long as its own experience." --John Kenneth Galbraith
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6th July 2017, 22:41 #125
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxIzGC0zJe0
i hope you can now amend your statements after this press conference.
It is weird when the driver himself admits all the wrongdoing but your dislike of Hamilton still sees you blame Lewis.
laughable if not so sadLast edited by truefan72; 7th July 2017 at 00:29.
you can't argue with results.
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7th July 2017, 04:17 #126
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It's not just in racing where Sebastian receives special treatment. This forum used to have a thread titled "Vettel showing his true personality" which held some great discussions negative and positive, however one of the moderators "decided" to close it because they didn't like what the contributors had to say. Essentially a gag order.
Last edited by Warriwa; 7th July 2017 at 14:47. Reason: gwama
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7th July 2017, 09:58 #127
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7th July 2017, 18:22 #128
Yes, I think so too.
As a 'star' it must be very difficult to remain grounded and not end up a bit up yourself, when effectively living in an echo chamber with everyone surrounding you constantly agreeing with you and telling you what they think you want to hear.
I think very few would remain immune to that.
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7th July 2017, 20:40 #129
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He needs to take a course in "method" acting .
It would perhaps help him stay in character for the whole weekend .
Mr. Vettel is making no fans right now .
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8th July 2017, 00:54 #130
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So the FIA did not think Vettel should be punished. So l hope they do not punish any other driver that does the same.
Better a witty fool than a foolish wit.
William Shakespeare
A nice analysis from the rally: https://dirtfish.com/rally/wrc/what-we-learned-from-rally-italy-sardinia-2024/
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