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Pretty good race. Vettel's pass on Hamilton was about as good as it gets. All for naught in the end but exciting stuff.
Kimi Raikkonen (or whoever did the legwork) tracking down the crying kid from the stands and getting him face time with his hero was priceless. Signs of a new way of thinking are clearly evident in F1.
Kimi Raikkonen (or whoever did the legwork) tracking down the crying kid from the stands and getting him face time with his hero was priceless. Signs of a new way of thinking are clearly evident in F1.
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Pretty good race. Vettel's pass on Hamilton was about as good as it gets. All for naught in the end but exciting stuff.
Kimi Raikkonen (or whoever did the legwork) tracking down the crying kid from the stands and getting him face time with his hero was priceless. Signs of a new way of thinking are clearly evident in F1.
Kimi Raikkonen (or whoever did the legwork) tracking down the crying kid from the stands and getting him face time with his hero was priceless. Signs of a new way of thinking are clearly evident in F1.
Oh yeah, the race was very entertaining too for both strategy and sheer driving
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Yup, pretty good race. Kimi almost looked like he smiled with that kid.
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Will Buxton howling in the two seater was pretty entertaining too. The kid meeting Kimi was priceless. Also, great race on track and strategy wise.
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Now they started it. Every time someone crashes out of a race 300 kids will start crying hoping to get personal attention. Heck I might even try it to get to meet Vettel!
I think the drive of the race was Wehrlein. Holy crap what a result. I hope Mercedes is raising an eyebrow over that.
Didn't think that Ferrari had the right strategy. I think they came in too early. We finally got to see a head to head battle between Vettel and Hamster. That was fun but a bit short lived.
Looking forward to Monaco!
I think the drive of the race was Wehrlein. Holy crap what a result. I hope Mercedes is raising an eyebrow over that.
Didn't think that Ferrari had the right strategy. I think they came in too early. We finally got to see a head to head battle between Vettel and Hamster. That was fun but a bit short lived.
Looking forward to Monaco!
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Wouldn't it have been funny if Kimi tried to move the kid for a better angle, and the kid said, "Leave me alone! I know what I'm doing!"
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if a kid did that, he would be a future WDC.
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Buxton sounds like he wants to propose to Hamilton any time now, Jesus, tone it down dude. Yes Hammy has great talent, but I wonder how many wins without the the Merc dominance over the past few years? Hamilton's greatest talent is knowing what team to move to and when to move, that's priceless, right Fernando?
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Awesome race.
Wonder how many people will tune into Indy 500 instead of Monaco?
Wonder how many people will tune into Indy 500 instead of Monaco?
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No need to tune out. They are not on at the same time. Monaco in the morning, Indy in the afternoon. Also, normally I skip the Indy 500 as I find that race a tad boring. But I will be tuning in this year because of Alonso's participation. However you know what race interests me the most on that weekend? The 24 Hours of Nurburgring. Now the Indy race does not conflict with the 24 Hours of Nurburgring, but Monaco does as this epic endurance race ends around the same time Monaco starts.
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IMHO the big mistake Ferrari made was not pitting under the VSC. Vettel kept wondering where that 8 seconds went... 8 seconds is the difference between pitting under green vs. under VSC. They were clearly close to the window as they came in one lap after the VSC period ended I think.
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I loved the start where Vettel outstarted Hamilton to beat him to T1. Woohoo. When Vettle came out of the pits just a second ahead of Hammy after pitting, I was ecstatic and was hoping to finally see these 2 guys one another race on an open track.
Unfortunately it was short lived as the Merc had a huge top speed advantage and he passed Seb on the front straight like he was standing still after just a couple of laps.
Unfortunately it was short lived as the Merc had a huge top speed advantage and he passed Seb on the front straight like he was standing still after just a couple of laps.
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IMHO the big mistake Ferrari made was not pitting under the VSC. Vettel kept wondering where that 8 seconds went... 8 seconds is the difference between pitting under green vs. under VSC. They were clearly close to the window as they came in one lap after the VSC period ended I think.