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  • b*saint
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    Bleh, what a disappointing final race. It ruined my Sunday.

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  • Philo
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    Looks like they scraped double points and standing restarts. At least they have some sense. . . .

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  • Lee22
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    i put F1 on the back burner this year, the races i watched with more priority were....
    1) DTM
    2) MotoGP
    3) Blancpain Sprint & Endurance series
    4) Tudor
    5) Pirelli World Challenge
    6) 24 hours of Nurburgring
    7) Lemans

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  • HennaE30
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    Originally posted by naplesE30
    Sarcasm was lost.

    I'm sorry, I misunderstood you.

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  • naplesE30
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    Sarcasm was lost.

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  • HennaE30
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    Originally posted by naplesE30
    You obviously havnt seen the checkbook he carries. Agreed pay drivers do suck and create a bit of a rolling road block.

    What does his checkbook does have anything to do with me being impressed with him? Sure he's stacked, doesn't changed the fact that I'm not impressed with his driving. He's been underwhelming in testing, and him crashing the old car in a demonstration made him look like a fool.

    Who are they gonna have along side him? Since they told JEV that they were shafting him earlier in the year, and they moved Kvyat up with Ricciardo. Did they already announce a new driver and I just missed it?

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  • naplesE30
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    Originally posted by HennaE30
    And everything I've seen of him, I'm not impressed
    You obviously havnt seen the checkbook he carries. Agreed pay drivers do suck and create a bit of a rolling road block. Riccardo was heads above everyone this year. Interested to see what direction RBR go3s without Newey manning the helm.

    Shocked that Brawn has not even been mentioned with Mercedes succes this year as he is basically the guy responsible for it. Wolf has just been lucky to ride in on his coat tails.

    Sauber and Kimi were massive dissapointments. Maybee its just me but it seemed Kimi lost his aggression since his feturn, same for Schumacher. They both seemed to be gentler drivers on their second go around.
    Last edited by naplesE30; 11-24-2014, 07:48 AM.

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  • lukeADE335i
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    Webber's "Kids shouldn't be in the sport" quote from a few years back springs to mind.

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  • HennaE30
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    Originally posted by Philo
    And with a 17 year old behind the wheel at toro rosso, things could be dicey.

    And everything I've seen of him, I'm not impressed

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  • Philo
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    Well. . . let's just call it a wash and hope for a better 2015 season. I think standing safety car restarts are going to be a complete mess. McLaren/Honda have a chance to be a top 3 team next season if they have the right drivers (aka Button/Alonso). Williams is strong with Bottas. Mercedes can comfortably coast into next season with the lead they have. Red bull could get shafted again next year by using a Renault v6, which sucks because Ricciardo is the best driver on the grid in my eyes. And with a 17 year old behind the wheel at toro rosso, things could be dicey.

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  • trout
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    Originally posted by Jand3rson
    Probably won't ditch the sport, but I agree, this season has been kind of shit.

    the race between the two mercedes has been pretty epic. its unfortunate that the other teams were unable to be competitive, but the racing between the individual cars on the track and how they handle has made for better racing in my opinion.

    even though the lower downforce has made for less impressive lap times, the skill required to actually drive the car on the limit has become more evident.

    as for the technology - screw green, whatever. i do think however, that the advancing technology is exciting; that the potential torque and horsepower gains that come with the electric engine could be very rewarding; and that a move to electric vehicles will reduce the number of world conflicts associated with oil resources.

    - and not to mention drastically reduce the demand and cost of gas so that i can drive my 325is more often :D

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  • Ray Smoodiver
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    Quality moment from the presser this morning.

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  • HennaE30
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    Originally posted by naplesE30
    ^Being only 6 sec a lap faster than a gp2 car is ridiculous. Might give up on the sport if next year is like this one. Fuck being green or whatever the hell they are trying to be. Flying tons of cargo all over the world what a farce. Double points bs. This sport is starting to blow. Prob gonna get more into dtm and alms.

    I agree completely. They are killing the sport by trying to go "green". DTM is pretty good, although BMW is bending everyone over and Audi is most likely leaving in 2016. And Tudor (what is now the conglomeration of ALMS and Rolex) has been a headache. Hopefully next year will be better for Motorsport as a whole.

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  • Jand3rson
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    Originally posted by naplesE30
    ^Being only 6 sec a lap faster than a gp2 car is ridiculous. Might give up on the sport if next year is like this one. Fuck being green or whatever the hell they are trying to be. Flying tons of cargo all over the world what a farce. Double points bs. This sport is starting to blow. Prob gonna get more into dtm and alms.
    Probably won't ditch the sport, but I agree, this season has been kind of shit.

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  • naplesE30
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    ^Being only 6 sec a lap faster than a gp2 car is ridiculous. Might give up on the sport if next year is like this one. Fuck being green or whatever the hell they are trying to be. Flying tons of cargo all over the world what a farce. Double points bs. This sport is starting to blow. Prob gonna get more into dtm and alms.

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