2014 Russian Grand Prix Thread

[Tazio]

Is there not a possibility that Nico is missing the feedback from the pit wall as to where Hamilton is quicker than him ?
DJ unless you have concrete evidence to back up your statements,then other members cannot take your assumptions seriously .The viewing public thought Nico was wrong in Monaco and in Spa ,by the boos he started to get on the podium.The boos obviously upset Nico ,from comments he made.But to win in a sporting way rather than by at the detriment of your team and team mate ,leaves a nasty taste in peoples mouth .
I look forward to you putting on here the print outs that back up your imaginary statements .
We eagerly await your proof in print

I rest my case!

The ugliest picture of my scooter which I just shelled out $269 American today for the 1,000km service, which I guess isn't bad compared to what I read it was in England!

[Zico]

Why bother replying.

I guess its because Id prefer it if DJ (who is obviously a huge F1 fan and offers a lot of good knowledgable input to the forum discussions) to think things through rationally based on proper facts before coming up with unsubstantiated theories based on what appears to be nothing other than hearsay.

@Tazio- Yep, plausible is indeed the word I was looking for, thanks for the bold hint.


@DJ- For the record ..IF.. Merc did actually know the full truth about Monaco & Spa were secretly punishing Nico in this way to even the scores because of it, it is obviously wrong but I would see it by far as the lesser of two evils than if Nico ended up winning the WDC through dirty tactics.

[steveaki13]

I agree DJ has plenty of interesting views and knowledge.

Its a shame he turns Garry Walker at times. Who he moans about a lot

[Tazio]

I agree DJ has plenty of interesting views and knowledge.

Its a shame he turns Garry Walker at times. Who he moans about a lot

You have bigger fish to fry Steve.
I'm on my 4th Newcastle, and it is only 2:45pm!!!
"Annoy you at the race!"

[journeyman racer]

Rosberg is solid, consistant and probably less hard on the car mechanically so for me the title is likely to be one decided by attrition and looks like it could go either way. Yes, Hamilton may be looking more settled, comfortable and quick in these recent races but this could quickly be turned on its head with reliability issues... then we have the double pointer final race in Abu Dhabi.

You're stuffed if you're relying on reliability to help you out. Rosberg has to do something.

It will be a travesty if either of them miss out on the WDC due to issues in Abu Dhabi, it makes the WDC even more of a lottery and devalues it massively... the concept disgusts me to the extent I'll be tempted to turn off the TV for the final race in protest. Anyone else also feel this way?

Nup.

I may be true, I also dare say its happened plenty of times in the past. Teams balancing up wins between its drivers.
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With the possible exception of the Ferrari's in 02, is there a time where you suspect this has happened? Because I can't think of an occasion.

Right, absolutely, but their wasn't a whole boat load of passive aggressive bored idiots like the lot of us trying to get others to understand our reality in the competition

The most succinct description of a forum posters on the www ever! I'm left speechless. It's actually stopped me from concentrating on watching the support races at Bathurst.

[TheFamousEccles]

That's one sweet skoot, Tazio!

[Tazio]

Glad you agree mates

[zako85]

Is Kvyat the new baby-Vettel?

On Saturday, Kvyat beat both of mother team Red Bull cars for P5 starting position, while Vettel didn't make it into Q3.

[Tazio]

He is; "The Real Deal Don Steel!"

[Tazio]

As I mentioned before," one driver at Mercedes will be world champion, the other will have finished last in a two car contest"