2012 - Großer Preis Santander von Deutschland
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Re: 2012 - Großer Preis Santander von Deutschland
I would like to see Button's second pit stop. 2.31 seconds. That's amazing!
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Oh ffs, f you Vettel, calling Hamilton stupid? Learn the rules, unlapping yourself is absolutely legal! He put in the fastest lap after he overtook you. Come on! Get over it, Seb
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He has a c**p web site for an architect!Green Flag wrote:I gather others have tried and failed?mikedc73 wrote:Send an email to Hermann Tilke and ask.Green Flag wrote:About the Button-Vettel incident, why there even is a tarmac runoff at the exit of a slow corner? Surely it is not needed for safety reasons?
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Let us know if you get an answer
Actually I wonder if the track designer gets much freedom in these things? There is probably some FIA rulebook five inches thick which defines these things...
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Re: 2012 - Großer Preis Santander von Deutschland
fastest F1 pitstop ever! Brundle was saying if they went any faster, they would have to slow-mo the pitstop for viewers to see anything!Eric_Cartman wrote:I would like to see Button's second pit stop. 2.31 seconds. That's amazing!
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He didn't say Hamilton is stupid. He said the move was stupid.JoostLamers wrote:Oh ffs, f you Vettel, calling Hamilton stupid? Learn the rules, unlapping yourself is absolutely legal! He put in the fastest lap after he overtook you. Come on! Get over it, Seb
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My inner troll want to post 'but Hamilton is stupid'.
Re: 2012 - Großer Preis Santander von Deutschland
I feel sorry for Grosjean, but he should focus next time
He just wants to overtake and score points.
He just wants to overtake and score points.
Re: 2012 - Großer Preis Santander von Deutschland
hamilton was so unlucky in his 100th GP. the McLaren looked like it was the fastest car out there yet he was the only retirement in the race...
at least he added to the excitement when he got mixed up in the lead battle for awhile..
at least he added to the excitement when he got mixed up in the lead battle for awhile..
Re: 2012 - Großer Preis Santander von Deutschland
Yeah driving into a car that has lost its front wing is not great.
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So much for stewards consistency. If Hamilton got away with Bahrain, Vettel shouldn't be punished for this. Both are illegal in my view.
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Weren't the rules clarified at some point after Bahrain? I seem to remember this, but my memory is like a sieve, so...tderias wrote:So much for stewards consistency. If Hamilton got away with Bahrain, Vettel shouldn't be punished for this. Both are illegal in my view.
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They were, but only regarding giving space to another car when approaching a corner. The rule stating that off-track overtakes are illegal still stands. Vettel's was clearly off-track, while in Hamilton's case, it was either a penalty to Rosberg for obstruction, or to Lewis for an off-track overtake. No penalty was given to either, and now we get Vettel penalised.Green Flag wrote:Weren't the rules clarified at some point after Bahrain? I seem to remember this, but my memory is like a sieve, so...tderias wrote:So much for stewards consistency. If Hamilton got away with Bahrain, Vettel shouldn't be punished for this. Both are illegal in my view.
Consistency = 0. Simples.
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Yes, you are right, thanks Apparently Hamilton was "unofficially reprimanded" for overtaking off the track in Bahrain:tderias wrote:They were, but only regarding giving space to another car when approaching a corner. The rule stating that off-track overtakes are illegal still stands. Vettel's was clearly off-track, while in Hamilton's case, it was either a penalty to Rosberg for obstruction, or to Lewis for an off-track overtake. No penalty was given to either, and now we get Vettel penalised.Green Flag wrote:Weren't the rules clarified at some point after Bahrain? I seem to remember this, but my memory is like a sieve, so...tderias wrote:So much for stewards consistency. If Hamilton got away with Bahrain, Vettel shouldn't be punished for this. Both are illegal in my view.
Consistency = 0. Simples.
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Hmm I guess Lotus was right when they predicted before the start of the race they would get a podium
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Also, I can't believe no one got a warning for exceeding the track limits and gaining advantages. Just say the BBC highlights of the race: Vettel exceeded the track limits 3 laps in a row after turn 11 and not even a warning. As I said during the race: Alonso just before the penultimate corner, nearly every lap! Just incredible in my opinion nothing was said about it.
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