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F1 Montreal GP: June 7-9, 2019

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crimsonhawk23 crimsonhawk23 Member
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joined Nov 2018
#101 ·
gentlemoose57 said:He stepped on the gas—which implies intent—so the penalty is pretty much a given.

Nobody on Sky seems to be bringing up Japan 2018, where even a five-second gap wasn't handled fairly.

Honestly, the race isn't even the best part; reading all this bickering is probably the highlight of my night.

This 😁

mellowtiger83 said:Drop the link, because I suspect you’re being just as blind as you were in that video with Max Verstappen.

The link is literally in the post you just quoted—but even if it weren't, acting like you can't see it just makes you look uninformed. 👍
mellowtiger83 mellowtiger83 Regular
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joined Aug 2014
#102 ·
gentlemoose57 said:He floored it. It was intentional. Therefore, the penalty is 100% justified.

Nobody on Sky seems to have a memory regarding Japan 2018, where even a five-second call wasn't fair.

Pure entertainment. Not because of the race itself, mind you, but reading all this bickering is easily the highlight of my evening.


Of course he stepped on the gas; he’s a professional racer.

Whatever happened with the Suzuki situation wasn't even remotely comparable, unless you're imagining it.
gentlemoose57 gentlemoose57 Active Member
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#103 ·
mellowtiger83 said:Listen to me very carefully—Max was absolutely in control of that car and he was intentionally closing the door; Vettel wasn't even trying to make the move.

If that’s how you see things, then honestly, you can just forget about it.

He had plenty of control to just floor it. I mean, surely he’s doing that on purpose.

Max basically pointed out that Kimi Räikkönen could have just waited for him to pass—which led to him being mocked by all these self-righteous keyboard warriors—but now, suddenly, Lewis Hamilton's braking because of some idiot who can't handle the consequences of his own screw-up is supposed to be perfectly fine?

You guys are honestly a little ridiculous.

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