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Formula 1 2025

By Zear0, in General Football and Sport

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Muzzy_no7

Muzzy_no7

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This track is not fit for Formula 1. Not even close.

 

Even with the smaller cars of the past they would be way too big for both the width and length of this track.

isaidno

isaidno

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5 hours ago, Muzzy_no7 said:

This track is not fit for Formula 1. Not even close.

 

Even with the smaller cars of the past they would be way too big for both the width and length of this track.

It's gone after next years race.

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Super_horns

Super_horns

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A big result in the title race unfortunately for Norris .

 

Great result by  Hadjar .

 

Bad news for him is Red Bull will probably have a seat  ready next season !

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Raj

Raj

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Loads of points to play for.

Hoping for a proper last race battle, would make a change just like the good old days!

Asha

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On 01/09/2025 at 18:32, The Bear said:

Hamilton gets a 5 place grid penalty at Monza for not slowing sufficiently under double yellows before the start of the race. 

Oh, fuuuuck… having seen the onboard, it’s amazing that it’s only 5 places. He’s going full speed out of the last corner, one small mistake (which he’s now very prone to) or failure and he ploughs into dozens of people standing on the straight. What the hell is he doing? There were clear double yellows. 

 

I want to support him, but Sainz to Lewis has been an absolute disaster and massive downgrade.

 

Please retire at the end of the season and promote Bearman. You just don’t have it anymore. A total liability, constantly sulky, and an overall big disappointment. 

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The Bear

The Bear

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11 hours ago, Asha said:

Oh, fuuuuck… having seen the onboard, it’s amazing that it’s only 5 places. He’s going full speed out of the last corner, one small mistake (which he’s now very prone to) or failure and he ploughs into dozens of people standing on the straight. What the hell is he doing? There were clear double yellows. 

 

I want to support him, but Sainz to Lewis has been an absolute disaster and massive downgrade.

 

Please retire at the end of the season and promote Bearman. You just don’t have it anymore. A total liability, constantly sulky, and an overall big disappointment. 

Apparently the normal punishment is 10 places but he did slow a little bit, just not enough to satisfy the stewards so they halved it. 

BlueSi13

BlueSi13

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On 02/09/2025 at 23:20, Asha said:

Oh, fuuuuck… having seen the onboard, it’s amazing that it’s only 5 places. He’s going full speed out of the last corner, one small mistake (which he’s now very prone to) or failure and he ploughs into dozens of people standing on the straight. What the hell is he doing? There were clear double yellows. 

 

I want to support him, but Sainz to Lewis has been an absolute disaster and massive downgrade.

 

Please retire at the end of the season and promote Bearman. You just don’t have it anymore. A total liability, constantly sulky, and an overall big disappointment. 

I mean, have you actually seen how bad Sainz has been this year?  He currently sits 17th out of 19 full time drivers in the standings.  48 points behind his teammate who sits in 8th.  Same number of DNF's too.

Sure Hamilton is currently 42 points behind Leclerc but at least he's directly behind him in the standings.

 

Maybe it isn't so easy to switch teams after being somewhere for a long time after all.

 

For what it's worth though, I also believe he should retire at the end of this season.  You look at the grid now and he's looking like yesterdays man.  Verstappen, Leclerc, Norris, Piastri and Russell are at their primes or approaching it.  Even if he had a car that could challenge, he's lost the few tenths needed to make the difference, especially in qualifying.  

 

His career from karting through to F1 has been unprecedented.  Time to call it a career IMO.

Brainy

Brainy

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10 hours ago, BlueSi13 said:

I mean, have you actually seen how bad Sainz has been this year?  He currently sits 17th out of 19 full time drivers in the standings.  48 points behind his teammate who sits in 8th.  Same number of DNF's too.

Sure Hamilton is currently 42 points behind Leclerc but at least he's directly behind him in the standings.

 

Maybe it isn't so easy to switch teams after being somewhere for a long time after all.

 

For what it's worth though, I also believe he should retire at the end of this season.  You look at the grid now and he's looking like yesterdays man.  Verstappen, Leclerc, Norris, Piastri and Russell are at their primes or approaching it.  Even if he had a car that could challenge, he's lost the few tenths needed to make the difference, especially in qualifying.  

 

His career from karting through to F1 has been unprecedented.  Time to call it a career IMO.

You're making Asha seem sane with that take 

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