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stormybadger8 said:Exactly. That's all there is to it.

You're being tedious. 🥱
There's just no time left for anything.
No time left.
Lando Norris on Alonso's defensive moves:

"He was definitely weaving, sure, but by the time he started, I wasn't close enough to feel like it was actually dangerous."

"I don't see any wrongdoing there. People are talking, but I don't think he crossed the line. He was fine. He just understands his limits perfectly, which is great. Honestly, it just makes things more exciting—for him, for me, and for all of us watching. It was a solid battle."


That's all I have to say about that. 🥱
nimbleviper3 said:Come on, get real.
They'd find a way to screw over even Jesus Christ.

Everyone judges according to their own standards.
Some of the comments in this thread are honestly disgusting.
Jacob Castillo70 said:Wouldn't it be the ultimate irony if Charles managed to beat Lewis exactly the way he handled Max?

Well, you reap what you sow.

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Is Ferrari falling apart? Not quite.

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Drew Bennett68 said:Watching Perez is just painful.

Exactly.
Between those two Williams cars, the two Haas cars, watching Vettel struggle, a rookie stuck in the Red Bull junior team, and then there's Govnazzi.
What a total disaster.
Jeffrey Chavez6 said:So their logic is that Lewis Hamilton knocked the main title contender out of the race, yet all they give him is a ten-second penalty? In the end, that won't change a thing for the final results.

Sounds like you're talking through your teeth.

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darkmarlin16 said:A masterclass in maneuvering. 🙏

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What a class act, this Lewis Hamilton. The very first thing he checks over the team radio is whether Max is alright. 🙏🙏🙏
fadedwalker18 said:Exactly. Plain and simple. There isn't any other way to put it.

It’s obvious to any sane person. Makes perfect sense.


"If you no longer go for a gap which exists you are no longer a racing driver."

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Max Verstappen picks his lines so the other driver is forced to make a choice: yield the position or risk a collision.
He typically hugs the inside line of the turn.
It’s reminiscent of how he handled Charles Leclerc in Austria back in 2019, or his move on Lewis Hamilton at Indianapolis this season.

There is nothing wrong with that; it's entirely legal and fits within the sporting regulations.
Just like it's perfectly fine to dive down the inside of a corner.

He'll get through, provided the other driver decides to give way in that situation.
If the other driver chooses not to budge, a crash is the only possible outcome.
Betty Sanders said:Honestly, you guys are being awful. 👎

Exactly my point.
fadedwalker18 said:@Jason Campbell70

Lewis Hamilton will never be on the level of Ayrton Senna.
L.H. just doesn't have that kind of skill. And then some.

Honestly? Your opinion means nothing to me.

But I can't deny there's a certain satisfaction in watching a die-hard Senna fan vent all this bitterness toward Hamilton over today's results. 😁
Tyler Bennett5 said:Max didn't give an inch, and he ended up right where he did.

He's young. He'll learn.
fadedwalker18 said:L.H. is such a jerk!!!!!

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fadedwalker18 said:Of course. The FIA? A complete joke... total spineless cowards.

fadedwalker18 said:Lewis let off the throttle and let Max past. You can hear it in the engine note—he just gave up.

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Lewis has no other way to beat Max. :face palm:🤦

fadedwalker18 said:Obviously. Lewis HAS to win. 🤦🤦

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fadedwalker18 said:What a terrible character. 🤮

Just more bitterness here, for our dear forum friend... :ri go:


An interesting take on things, especially considering who wrote the original post:
fadedwalker18 said:Ayrton Senna = the greatest, strongest, and fastest F1 driver of all time.
Just a racing incident. Let them race.
LOL, talk about a massive salt mine. So much pure bitterness.