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Old post #751 posted Nov 14th 2022, 10:55:08 Quote 
Great win for George! And disappointing that Max didn't help his teammate.....
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Old post #752 posted Nov 14th 2022, 19:59:36 (last edited Nov 14th 2022, 20:00:07 by Eric Ingraham) Quote 
Quote ( Ryan Anderson @ November 14th 2022,03:44:24 )

Max is the 1st driver


Max already won the driver's championship. RBR already won the manufacturer's championship. It costs him nothing to help his teammate who has always helped him. He already has everything that a number 1 driver would hope for, time to be less selfish.

Max is not replaceable, don't get me wrong, but no individual is above the team.
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Old post #753 posted Nov 14th 2022, 20:01:16 Quote 
Quote ( Marcelo Ascencio @ November 13th 2022,21:41:31 )

Checo responded at the same level


I totally disagree with this, Checo was rightfully disappointed that Max would not follow team orders nor help Checo in his pursuit of P2 in the championship.
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Old post #754 posted Nov 14th 2022, 22:28:13 Quote 
This is coming from a Checo fan and Max, but I hope Checo loses 2nd in the championship by one point just so maybe Max can realize what a childish move he made. I would of expected a move like that last season as Max had a habit of showing his immaturity but I thought he grew up this season, guess not.
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Old post #755 posted Nov 14th 2022, 23:47:41 Quote 
Max would assuredly blame Checo if Checo lost by a point, because Max firmly believes that what happened occurred because of something Checo did rather than a conscious, childish choice he himself made.
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Old post #756 posted Nov 15th 2022, 01:33:05 Quote 
I believe Charles deserves the place as much as Checo does, Charles had bad luck having a Ferrari instead a RBR.. Checo being 2nd would be great luck by itself.
But I'd be glad to see the Mexican beat the Ferraris in the standings

NOW, is Mercedes going to snatch the 2nd place in the constructors?
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Old post #757 posted Nov 15th 2022, 17:14:31 (last edited Nov 15th 2022, 17:14:55 by MG van Rensburg) Quote 
Blows my mind that people are even trying to defend Max's behaviour this race.

This really is the one time there is just no excuse, there just isnt, sorry, no matter how big of a fan one may be.
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Old post #758 posted Nov 15th 2022, 18:30:35 Quote 
Quote ( Eric Ingraham @ November 14th 2022,23:47:41 )

Max would assuredly blame Checo if Checo lost by a point, because Max firmly believes that what happened occurred because of something Checo did rather than a conscious, childish choice he himself made.


How do you know he didn't have a legitimate reason?
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Old post #759 posted Nov 15th 2022, 19:12:17 Quote 
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How do you know he didn't have a legitimate reason?


Legitimate to who?

Himself? Obviously was

Team? - Obviously wasn't

It's perspective.
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Old post #760 posted Nov 15th 2022, 19:16:10 Quote 
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How do you know he didn't have a legitimate reason?


Because it's a team sport and you don't defy team orders. There is literally no legitimate reason which could possibly exist which would justify his decision and the fallout which it will bring within the team.
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Old post #761 posted Nov 15th 2022, 19:39:26 Quote 
Quote ( Eric Ingraham @ November 15th 2022,19:16:10 )

Quote ( Jorrit Boer @ November 15th 2022,18:30:35 )

How do you know he didn't have a legitimate reason?

Because it's a team sport and you don't defy team orders. There is literally no legitimate reason which could possibly exist which would justify his decision and the fallout which it will bring within the team.


This! And if Max made this mistake and had apologied for it, all would be okay, but saying I have my reasons sounds egocentrical and childish.
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Old post #762 posted Nov 15th 2022, 19:42:23 Quote 
On a different note, is anyone else speechless about mercs speed.... I was.... Seems as if Merc secretly painted the redbull cars silver and theirs in RB colours..


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Old post #763 posted Nov 15th 2022, 19:46:22 Quote 
If I was Checo, the next time I was asked to let Max through, i'd develop a radio malfunction. :D
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Old post #764 posted Nov 15th 2022, 19:57:32 Quote 
Verstappen's disregard of team orders reminds me of a past race with the same team, different drivers.

“Multi-21, Seb. Multi-21!”
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Old post #765 posted Nov 15th 2022, 20:35:13 Quote 
Quote ( Paul Bright @ November 15th 2022,19:46:22 )

If I was Checo, the next time I was asked to let Max through, i'd develop a radio malfunction. :D


and make his car 10 feet wider?
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Old post #766 posted Nov 15th 2022, 21:01:21 Quote 
Word is that Max's refusal was due to something Checo did in Monaco ... Remember Checo spun on the corner going into the tunnel ... ? Allegedly Checo confirmed that he had done this on purpose to ensure himself of a proper starting position, and in the wake it cost Max a likely better starting position ...

If so, I can see why, but still a it was over a 5th place, this one was an easy one to give to Checo in my POV, even with this Monaco story in mind ...

*don't shoot the messenger*
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Old post #767 posted Nov 15th 2022, 21:06:12 Quote 
That seems to be the popular rumor. So over a dozen races ago, Max believes Checo binned it in quali to prevent Max from getting pole, then RBR screwed up Max's race strategy and it cost Max points in that race. Then he went on to clinch his second WDC but he still felt like he needed to prove a point to Checo in this race. And by "a point", I mean literally a point. And maybe cost Checo 2nd place in the championship?

If anyone would like to suggest a reasonable justification for Max's decision I am all ears.
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Old post #768 posted Nov 15th 2022, 21:07:36 Quote 
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Word is that Max's refusal was due to something Checo did in Monaco ... Remember Checo spun on the corner going into the tunnel ... ? Allegedly Checo confirmed that he had done this on purpose to ensure himself of a proper starting position, and in the wake it cost Max a likely better starting position ...

See, I've heard this rumour being banded about, but I can't understand the logic behind it. Perez was P3 behind both Ferraris and looked to have had the measure of Verstappen all weekend. What would he have gained from cementing himself in 3rd rather than trying to beat at least Sainz?
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Old post #769 posted Nov 15th 2022, 21:07:41 (last edited Nov 15th 2022, 21:07:52 by Shaun Thornton) Quote 
He was being a childish dickhead, but so what?
moment of hot headedness, nobody died.

championship not even close, doesnt matter.
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Old post #770 posted Nov 15th 2022, 21:23:16 Quote 
You could be right... then again, it's 'perspective' as was mentioned. Personally I can't hope to have any perspective that Max had or has or the data.

It is not pleasant to see nor does it flatter the sport.

Try thinking that the rumour of "Monaco" is in fact the point of all this. Max could/would have taken pole and probably won the race from there. Max would have had an improved position in the driver's title. The team have all the data to refute the rumour ?? Horner is kind of mum about all this... hmmm?

Perez has responded to team orders understanding his position and how the team uses him. For Max there wasn't any reason to let Perez pass. This was all talked about in advance and a decision was made then. If you talked about it already... why talk about it again?
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Old post #771 posted Nov 15th 2022, 21:28:19 Quote 
It's irrelevant anyway, that's my point.

its a bt of drama to end the season, when already decided.
Doesn't flatter the sport, but gets everyone talking doesn't it?

bit like the build up to a boxing fight.

IMO and if i was Max, i wouldnt let him past either. Bad guys are loads more interesting.
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Old post #772 posted Nov 15th 2022, 21:32:45 Quote 
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It's irrelevant anyway, that's my point.


The point is not whether or not Max will win the WDC, it's whether or not Max and Checo will finish 1st and 2nd. A happy Checo is better for the team and for Max in the long run. Will the extra point from Sao Paolo matter? We don't know yet.
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Old post #773 posted Nov 15th 2022, 21:36:50 Quote 
Nobody remembers 2nd and 3rd in a championship. or is that just me?
I love a proper ruthless champion bad guy, makes it loads more interesting.
It's just a pantomime.
Who else is looking for the Red Bull battle next race?



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Old post #774 posted Nov 15th 2022, 21:39:08 Quote 
I think Checo might remember 2nd in a championship...
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Old post #775 posted Nov 15th 2022, 21:43:17 Quote 
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I think Checo might remember 2nd in a championship...


yea you're right there, come next March though we'll have forgot and be on another thread talking about the new Merc or something.
after all we are the ones who matter, the customer.
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Old post #776 posted Nov 15th 2022, 22:09:42 Quote 
Quote ( Shaun Thornton @ November 15th 2022,21:07:41 )

championship not even close, doesnt matter.


2nd place in the championship is VERY close, so it does matter, dumb ass.

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Old post #777 posted Nov 15th 2022, 22:12:29 (last edited Nov 15th 2022, 22:12:40 by Shaun Thornton) Quote 
Quote ( Ken Neihart @ November 15th 2022,22:09:42 )

Quote ( Shaun Thornton @ November 15th 2022,21:07:41 )

championship not even close, doesnt matter.

2nd place in the championship is VERY close, so it does matter, dumb ass.



wow Kenboi calm down, you'll steam up those shaaaaaades!
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Old post #778 posted Nov 16th 2022, 00:05:32 (last edited Nov 16th 2022, 00:08:14 by Marcelo Ascencio) Quote 
Quote ( Peter Abbott @ November 15th 2022,19:57:32 )

Verstappen's disregard of team orders reminds me of a past race with the same team, different drivers.

“Multi-21, Seb. Multi-21!”

Yeah, I bet Seb already had the championship in the bag...
That was on Race 2, and they were already on the back foot.. being Kimi and Fernando ahead in the championship, While Webber was mid table

You probably remember the landslide of complaints after the "Fernando is faster than you" message..

I guess everyone wanted the team mates to battle themselves, (Like Lewis And Nico)
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Old post #779 posted Nov 16th 2022, 00:51:41 Quote 
Quote ( Shaun Thornton @ November 15th 2022,21:36:50 )

Nobody remembers 2nd and 3rd in a championship. or is that just me?

Horner has already stated he cares quite a lot about securing 1st and 2nd in the championship, since it's something the team has never done before.
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Old post #780 posted Nov 16th 2022, 01:42:33 Quote 
He has to beat Leclerc. Simple as that. Since Ferrari can't put one foot in front of the other... it should be a 'shoe in' for Red Bull. ;)

It would be best if Checo did it on merit.
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