Brainy Posted 16 March 2014 Posted 16 March 2014 Lewis Hamilton came under fire Thursday after he referred to Michael Schumacher’s accident, saying: “All things happen for a reason.†totally agree, he's not a **** at all How do you feel that Williams have a cheat working for them?
isaidno Posted 16 March 2014 Posted 16 March 2014 How do you feel that Williams have a cheat working for them? Massa has always publicly blamed Pat Symonds for costing him the title in 2008 (singapore ) and slated him in an autosport interview as well
Brainy Posted 16 March 2014 Posted 16 March 2014 in all fairness though it was him (whether his fault or the team) who drove off with the fuel hose still attached. yeah it was a rushed pit stop but still
Amin Posted 16 March 2014 Author Posted 16 March 2014 in all fairness though it was him (whether his fault or the team) who drove off with the fuel hose still attached. yeah it was a rushed pit stop but still The traffic light system that Ferrari used in 2008 was awful. Raikkonen suffered a similar fate in Valencia that year. For about 3 years after Jean Todt left, Ferrari's race operations were a joke.
isaidno Posted 16 March 2014 Posted 16 March 2014 Williams look like they have the second fastest car. They would have qualified higher without the rain , and Bottas probably would have a got a podium without the puncture
Beliall Posted 16 March 2014 Posted 16 March 2014 Good to see williams challenging for decent points again, lets hope its not just one raca and they can stay ahead of the curve as the season progresses.
RobHawk Posted 17 March 2014 Posted 17 March 2014 Will be interesting to see what happens with Red Bulls appeal. Horner claiming they have been having issues all weekend with the fuel sensors which are provided by the FIA. No other team appears to have had a problem so where will the FIA stand on this one?
Nick Posted 17 March 2014 Posted 17 March 2014 Will be interesting to see what happens with Red Bulls appeal. Horner claiming they have been having issues all weekend with the fuel sensors which are provided by the FIA. No other team appears to have had a problem so where will the FIA stand on this one? Well it used to appear that they stood by the larger dominant teams but since the narrative of 'levelling the playingfield' has appeared since Brawn/Button's diffuser world championship, I would imagine unless there is significant evidence to the contrary the big boys will take a hit.
ADK Posted 17 March 2014 Posted 17 March 2014 It's a tricky one. The DQ of Ricciardo at his home grand prix is not going to be a popular decision.
Beliall Posted 17 March 2014 Posted 17 March 2014 the rules annoy me, "hey that teams doing well, lets change the rules again" ....wankers
AyewJoking Posted 17 March 2014 Posted 17 March 2014 I like Lewis . Out of all the drivers I've met he's the nicest. When I worked for Mclaren he wasn't liked much amongst my colleagues though would have said #humblebrag but there is nothing humble about that post.
Brainy Posted 17 March 2014 Posted 17 March 2014 Tbf you cant go not disqualifying somebody because its their home race. I recall Red Bull winning in Monaco a few years ago with an illegal car, yet they were allowed to keep the victory.
Beliall Posted 18 March 2014 Posted 18 March 2014 i like the tome of the new engines but they are way too quiet
iamafox Posted 18 March 2014 Posted 18 March 2014 Amazing that you can hear the V8s from a distance, not so with the V6s.
VinceNoir Posted 21 March 2014 Posted 21 March 2014 Ayrton Senna would've been 54 today. An absolute legend of F1 and one of my childhood heroes.
DennisNedry Posted 21 March 2014 Posted 21 March 2014 Not really a nice thing to say, but the sooner Bernie dies the better for the sport.
Beliall Posted 21 March 2014 Posted 21 March 2014 Not really a nice thing to say, but the sooner Bernie dies the better for the sport. Where the hell did that come from? Bernie made f1 what it is.
DennisNedry Posted 21 March 2014 Posted 21 March 2014 Where the hell did that come from? Bernie made f1 what it is. He's a rambling old fool who really shouldn't be in control of what he's having for lunch, let alone running F1. Despite being mega-rich he seems to make all of the decisions regarding the sport based on money not entertainment. His double points plan is ridiculous, and all of his legal troubles make the sport look dodgy. He may have had a good influence years ago but it's time for him to step aside.
isaidno Posted 21 March 2014 Posted 21 March 2014 Bernie's only interested in Money . The fact that we may have a GP in Azerbaijan next year proves that. The traditional venues like Imola , Estoril , Magny cours have gone to be replaced with boring ,feature less tracks like Bahrain
Amin Posted 21 March 2014 Author Posted 21 March 2014 I've always liked Bahrain for some reason. Since Korea and India have been taken off the calendar, there's no F1 tracks this year that I truly hate, although I'll have to see what the new Russian track is like.
Amin Posted 28 March 2014 Author Posted 28 March 2014 Mercedes, Ferrari, Red Bull and Williams were all very close during practice, bodes well for qualifying.
isaidno Posted 28 March 2014 Posted 28 March 2014 Mercedes, Ferrari, Red Bull and Williams were all very close during practice, bodes well for qualifying. Looking good. Think Mercedes have the edge, but its really close behind. Lotus are in dire trouble . Loads Of Trouble Usually Serious
yorkie1999 Posted 28 March 2014 Posted 28 March 2014 These first 4 races are show piece races, its not until they get back to Europe that the teams properly start to develop their cars, especially this year with major engine changes. We'll see who's any good when they get to Spain.
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