Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018
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stormybadger8 said:Logic just isn't there, I guess....
So, if Kimi is in front, it makes zero sense—absolutely zero—to even attempt passing Hamilton, right? Not for him, and certainly not for Vettel. > The plan, then, is apparently to just cruise behind Hamilton for the whole race and settle for second and third. In any sane universe, trying to overtake Hamilton with either driver—let alone both at once—is just... well, it's pointless.>
And you claim Vettel’s third-place spot wasn't under threat at all, but we saw it clearly enough: Kimi's previous run at P2 was definitely under fire from Ricco from the moment the SC came out until the checkered flag.
Actually, if I'm being honest, it looked more likely that Ricco would take out Kimi than Hamilton taking out Vettel...
And oh, naturally, it's in Ferrari's best interest for Kimi to just yield positions to Valtteri Bottas, Max Verstappen, Ricco, and whoever else, just so Vettel can move up. They won't ever explicitly order Kimi to move, of course. Because if they did, Kimi might actually realize they aren't playing fair and that Ferrari wants Vettel ahead of him.
Instead, they just sort of throttle his momentum, maybe? They mess with him tactically by not telling him when to push, or forgetting to mention the SC is clearing the track, so he gets caught napping. They don't tell him to hammer the throttle on his in-laps or out-laps, all just to slide him behind Vettel without him catching on.
I mean, seriously, what kid
Is Kimi drunk, high, slow, or what? Because if everyone else has been seeing this pattern for years, I don't get how he still hasn't put two and two together.
It’s honestly comical how you ignore the facts here... you're lying to yourself, you know you're lying to yourself, and you think you can lie to us too. But we see through it, and deep down, you know we see through it.
God... it's just...
...this level of mental decline is something else. It's rare. Rarer than a snow leopard in the desert.div>