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Old post #1 posted Jun 19th 2019, 11:55:00 Quote 


Just now when I see the title of an F1 article "Form Guide" under my feed, I almost laugh out load :) Do we need such thing?

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Old post #2 posted Jun 19th 2019, 11:56:10 Quote 
Well it looks like Ferrari have already given up before the weekend's even started.
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Old post #3 posted Jun 22nd 2019, 05:52:40 Quote 
wow, McLaren outpaced RB in FP2.
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Old post #4 posted Jun 22nd 2019, 14:31:42 Quote 
This race is so boring and it hasn't even started yet. I do have my hopes up for McLaren though
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Old post #5 posted Jun 22nd 2019, 14:43:45 Quote 
Be nice if both McLaren's can score points in this one.
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Old post #6 posted Jun 22nd 2019, 15:05:38 Quote 
What you think? A good opportunity for Renault to catch up to RB this weekend?
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Old post #7 posted Jun 22nd 2019, 20:24:34 Quote 
Another predictable race win for Hamilton.
Hopefully what happens behind him with the McLaren's, Ricciardo and Vettel being back in 7th, can bring some action to this race.
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Old post #8 posted Jun 23rd 2019, 18:05:46 Quote 
I have just woken up ... what happened.... lol???

Even in a season of boring processions that took the cake....

Wont bother to watch next time....
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Old post #9 posted Jun 23rd 2019, 18:24:28 (last edited Jun 23rd 2019, 18:24:53 by Kyle Morris) Quote 
That's because you are getting old Keith

Why can't they just show highlights instead of the race?
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Old post #10 posted Jun 23rd 2019, 18:25:09 (last edited Jun 23rd 2019, 18:25:39 by Keith Partridge) Quote 
Am old... not getting.....

Were there any highlights???
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Old post #11 posted Jun 23rd 2019, 18:26:53 Quote 
Quote ( Keith Partridge @ June 23rd 2019,18:25:09 )

Were there any highlights???

First half of first lap + last lap
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Old post #12 posted Jun 23rd 2019, 18:41:19 Quote 
can we transplant the 1999 season into this one?
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Old post #13 posted Jun 23rd 2019, 18:48:42 Quote 
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can we transplant the 1999 season into this one?


1988 would be better 😊
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Old post #14 posted Jun 23rd 2019, 18:49:51 Quote 
I watched it but it was painful. It is just hard looking at that track!!

Is it just me, or is there an uglier/gaudier track in F1 than Paul Richard?
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Old post #15 posted Jun 23rd 2019, 18:54:38 Quote 
Quote ( Vin Struder @ June 23rd 2019,18:49:51 )

I watched it but it was painful. It is just hard looking at that track!!

Is it just me, or is there an uglier/gaudier track in F1 than Paul Richard?


I struggle to recognise where they are on the track most of the time.
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Old post #16 posted Jun 23rd 2019, 19:26:43 Quote 
Quote ( Andrew Wilden @ June 23rd 2019,18:48:42 )

Quote ( Robert Lee @ June 23rd 2019,18:41:19 )

can we transplant the 1999 season into this one?


1988 would be better 😊


99 had a decent championship fight, unlikely results and a win for Stewart :P
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Old post #17 posted Jun 23rd 2019, 19:39:45 Quote 
In the recent past, 2012 was a pretty good year. 7 different winners in the first 7 races of the season. Championship went down to the last race and was only clinched by VET charging through the field to 6th place in Brazil

It was also the last season that VET impressed me
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Old post #18 posted Jun 24th 2019, 00:07:06 Quote 
Quote ( Riley Dunlop @ June 23rd 2019,19:39:45 )

In the recent past, 2012 was a pretty good year. 7 different winners in the first 7 races of the season. Championship went down to the last race and was only clinched by VET charging through the field to 6th place in Brazil

It was also the last season that VET impressed me


Agree, although I think 2010 was the best of the last few years, 4 drivers competing for the title in the last race and one of the underdogs taking it
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Old post #19 posted Jun 24th 2019, 00:08:38 Quote 
Quote ( Keith Partridge @ June 23rd 2019,18:25:09 )

Am old... not getting.....

Were there any highlights???


Ricciardo was robbed of 10 seconds
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Old post #20 posted Jun 24th 2019, 00:21:34 Quote 
He overtook another car by going off the track, that's a very logical penalty. Like when Verstappen cut the corner to overtake Räikkönen at Austin one or two years ago.

The other one, rejoining and forcing Norris off track or whatever it was, that's probably more debatable.
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Old post #21 posted Jun 24th 2019, 00:53:53 (last edited Jun 24th 2019, 00:54:21 by José Marques) Quote 
Quote ( Jasper Coosemans @ June 24th 2019,00:21:34 )

He overtook another car by going off the track, that's a very logical penalty. Like when Verstappen cut the corner to overtake Räikkönen at Austin one or two years ago.


I don't question this one, however the other was stupid. However, the 5 second penalty was enough to demote him to 11th (or at least 10th)
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Old post #22 posted Jun 24th 2019, 00:58:24 Quote 
The first penalty is sort of understandable, the 2nd penalty i don't really get as it was on a straight and he was in front before the corner
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Old post #23 posted Jun 24th 2019, 01:20:53 Quote 
There's track limits for a reason. Räikkönen decided to cover that side of the track, and he had it covered. Ricciardo has no right to leave the track and squeeze past anyway.

I just watched the first incident as well, and the penalty is consistent with earlier penalties (Vettel in Canada, Verstappen in Japan). So the stewards did their job.
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Old post #24 posted Jun 24th 2019, 07:23:09 Quote 
Yet it is a real shame all F1 has left to talk about are the penalties. At least it were a rare few seconds that finally provided a 'show' again.

Watched Indycar at Road America later... That race had everything F1 is currently missing and has been missing for far too long.







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Old post #25 posted Jun 24th 2019, 08:06:05 (last edited Jun 24th 2019, 08:07:01 by Jett Gold) Quote 
Only highlight was when the bollard came into the track.....just Imagine if a bollard came onto a gpro track....
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Old post #26 posted Jun 24th 2019, 08:11:18 Quote 
Quote ( Jett Gold @ June 24th 2019,08:06:05 )

Only highlight was when the bollard came into the track.....just Imagine if a bollard came onto a gpro track....


I thought initially it was a squirrel......
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