nag sorry na si Vettel for not follownig team orders.
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March 25th, 2013 07:21 PM #2I hate to break it to you guys. But this is a GRAND CONSPIRACY designed by Bernie Ecclestone.
Bernie wanted to inject some kind of REALITY TV flavor in Formula One, to hype it up and increase the sagging viewership for F1 races. He wants to build some kind of storylines for every race, so people can follow these conflicts like the Paul Sr. versus Paul Jr. wars of American Chopper. This is TV money, fellas. Why do you think they are feeding you these "Don't be silly, Seb...." radio conversations during the race? It's good on TV, that's why!!!
Actually, it started last year with Raikkonen's "Stop telling me what to do. I know what i'm doing" stage act. As it turned out, people loved it, and it went viral! Bernie is not going to let a good script like that slip away without cashing in! So they'll make it a regular staple now this season.
But F1 drivers are not used to these antics, so you'll have to forgive Vettel and Rosberg to be saying the same script at the same time. Poorly executed acts, but they'll get better soon.
Some years ago, i posted here in Tsikot about the Briatore Conspiracy surrounding the crash of Nelson Piquet Jr. in Singapore. And nobody believed me at the time!Last edited by BoyFerrari; March 25th, 2013 at 07:32 PM.
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March 24th, 2013 08:07 PM #3Mark Webber pissed at Vettel. Nico and Lewis pissed at Brawn. Team orders are creating some kinda drama this season...
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March 24th, 2013 09:49 PM #4
Mark Webber: "Seb made his own decisions today and he will have protection as usual"
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April 16th, 2013 01:01 AM #7And yeah, alonso is freakin quick.
Bros, CVT and Clanker - who will you pick for the Bahrain gp?
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April 16th, 2013 12:18 PM #8Bro.,- coming from an outsider....
Originally Posted by borehole
My heart is with KR,- but my money is with FA....
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April 16th, 2013 03:26 PM #10At the end of the race, tire wear is not as big an issue, since the track is as fully rubbered-in as it's ever going to get. You can seriously take a gamble on running the soft tires longer... but it will definitely depend on the car. Button is good at keeping the tires in shape (as long as he's happy with the car), but for a driver like Vettel who's on full attack mode, we can't be sure if the results would be the same. As it was, Vettel almost had Hamilton, but he went just a tiny bit too wide when the opportunity presented itself.
Too bad.
Too bad for Vettel. Suck it up, losers, this year belongs to Alonso! :hysterical: Won't even need a Piquet to win this one...
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April 17th, 2013 12:03 PM #11Tire is still a big player in that race. Everyone was watching their delta just to preserve the tire, depending a position or attacking is also not an option unless if you want to box every few laps. Originally Posted by niky
At the end of the race, tire wear is not as big an issue, since the track is as fully rubbered-in as it's ever going to get. You can seriously take a gamble on running the soft tires longer... but it will definitely depend on the car. Button is good at keeping the tires in shape (as long as he's happy with the car), but for a driver like Vettel who's on full attack mode, we can't be sure if the results would be the same. As it was, Vettel almost had Hamilton, but he went just a tiny bit too wide when the opportunity presented itself.
Too bad.
Too bad for Vettel. Suck it up, losers, this year belongs to Alonso! :hysterical: Won't even need a Piquet to win this one...
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April 16th, 2013 04:37 PM #12Same here, same here. Not rooting for SV now, tama na muna 3-peat. Originally Posted by CVT
Bro.,- coming from an outsider....
My heart is with KR,- but my money is with FA....
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April 20th, 2013 09:05 PM #17Bahrain Q3 result. Roseberg out of nowhere!
Interesting race tomorrow on hard compound since Vettel sets the fastest lap on P3 on hard compound.
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April 20th, 2013 09:22 PM #18McLaren was celebrating just for reaching Q3. How times have indeed changed.
Perez underperformed yet again.
Without a doubt, Hamilton made the right decision moving out of a team seemingly in decline at the moment.
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April 20th, 2013 10:39 PM #19Tyre management and strategy is the key for winning the race tomorrow.... Profound!
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April 21st, 2013 12:34 AM #20So... what did I say about sandbagging?
Rare turn of speed for Nico. He outperformed everyone in Q2 and Q3. Wonder if Lewis had set-up problems after that gearbox change.
Massa a dark horse for the win. Starting in P4 with the hard tires. As long as the Ferraris can do their trademark quick starts tomorrow, it's in the bag.
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