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  1. 15th March 2015, 07:55 #11
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    Nasr drove well in a car that should have been down there with the McLarens if the off-season was any guide.

    I hope Sauber can develop that car a bit this year because the Ferrari power plant seems like it's quite potent.
    Forza Ferrari!!
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    Felipe Nasr, Carlos Sainz Jr. Both showed they belong in F1.
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  4. 15th March 2015, 11:52 #13
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    I think I might participate in these threads, now I'm on here for a second F1 season.

    Felipe Nasr - Primarily due an unexpected performance and result.
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    Nasr.

    Who polited a car which got less time than it should have due to legal wranglings, and for posting a good result despite the idiocy within the team,

    In one race, Nasr scored more points on debut than Sauber did for the entire of 2014
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    Vettel did a great job. He is my No.1 this time.

    About Nasr, he collided twice in the beginning. Can't greet him for that.
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    In no particular order: Hamilton, Nasr, Rosberg, Hukenberg, Vettel, Sainz. I will add a very parochial encouragement award to Danny R for stroking the RBR11 home to points. Go boyo!
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    Or whatever iteration of thing it is...
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    Hamilton get DOTD for me. Always in control and looked like he could pull out a gap over Rosberg with ease any time he wanted.

    Fantastic drives from Nasr, Sainz and Vettel as well. Ricciardo was great as well.

    Unlucky weekend for Verstappen. Mistake in qualifying and car issues today. Going to be interesting to see how he develops over the course of the year.
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    Felipe Nasr!
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    The performances of the rookies really saved the race for me. Nasr obviously, but Sainz was much more solid than I was expecting, and fast too. Verstappen did not quite live up to the hype, but had a good race, got some miles and stayed out of trouble. I'm going to spread the award out between those three. I think a few years down the road after they have all moved up to competitive drives they will be the next generation. In the old days, we called these kind of guys "young lions," and yesterday they lived up to it.
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