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2012 Canadian GP (Hungaroring) - July 29th

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mistybison10 mistybison10 Member
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joined Oct 2013
#41 ·
I just finished downloading some footage because I missed everything after the live finish, and honestly, what on earth happened at Placid? Why was he conducting interviews right there on the podium? My recording cuts off right at that point, so I'm wondering if there was anything else broadcast following the official press conference.
mistybear87 mistybear87 Regular
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#42 ·
mistybison10 said:I just finished downloading a replay since I didn't catch everything live after the finish. What was the deal with the Placid raceβ€”why were they doing interviews right there on the podium? My footage cuts off right then; did they hold anything after the official press conference?

It’s actually been three races now without an "official" post-race presser...
Alex Fowler5 Alex Fowler5 Member
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joined Sep 2011
#43 ·
mistybison10 said:Just downloaded some footage because I missed the live finish. What the hell happened with Calm? Why were they interviewing them on the podium? My clip cuts off right thereβ€”did anything happen after the official press conference?

Man, you clearly didn't even watch two races before the US Embassy Canada one.πŸ™‚
steelmaker83 steelmaker83 Active Member
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#44 ·
Jason Campbell70 said:Sarcasm? πŸ˜•

Sarcasm, cynicism, whatever you want to call it.

The striking thing is that the race was actually decentβ€”proper F1 before all this nonsense with the "assistance" rules... but, damn it, there’s always a catch. I missed the actual fighting on track. I missed the hairpins, the heavy braking, and the chaos of cars pushing each other to the limit.

I’ll admit it: I’ve grown accustomed to the sanitized version they're serving us this year. It's embarrassing to say out loud.

And honestly, you just need someone like Maldonado on the grid to keep things interesting.
darkmarlin16 darkmarlin16 Veteran
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#45 ·
Fernando is absolutely killing it πŸ™πŸ™πŸ™
I mean, I honestly didn't think he'd pull off 5th place, but then again, he had that McLaren car backing him upβ€”which, let’s be real, totally screwed over Button 😁

The Button Lotus crew πŸ™πŸ™πŸ™, man, they were great too, just such a shame since this was at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway; if we were at any other track, they would've been looking at a 1-2 finish for sure

And Massa actually grabbing some points πŸ™
crimsonstag84 crimsonstag84 Regular
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#46 ·
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I guess 😬Hamilton was driving like he was walking on eggshells during that second stint.

He’d hit those 31.0/1-31:9 marks in the first two sectors, then maybe drop to a 30:8-31:4 on the in-lap before the second pit stop. πŸ™‚

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