Grand Prix Rejects

Miguel98 wrote:E É FELIPE, FELIPE, FELIPE MASSSAAA DO BRASIIIIIIIIIIL!!!!!!! *play song*

andrew wrote:If the soft tyre turns out to be like bubblegum and the hard tyre turns out to be very good, everyone will be stuffed, what where the choices for Brazil last year?

Rob Dylan wrote:It is well known that Williams always mess up their strategy somehow. Seeing that they are the only team to pick nine sets of softs, I'm going to assume that the softs will last 3 laps before depleting. Therefore I'm fully expecting a Force India 1-2.

Benetton wrote:Looks like there is a real possibility of rain for Sunday now. This will be a good race I hope after the snoozefest that was Mexico.

CoopsII wrote:

Benetton wrote:Looks like there is a real possibility of rain for Sunday now. This will be a good race I hope after the snoozefest that was Mexico.

Rain in Brazil always makes for an exciting race but how many times has rain been forecast for raceday only for the sun to be cracking the slabs by Sunday? Weird.

Aislabie wrote:ROTR done and dusted. No need to vote.

Also, if we look at Rosberg's track record in the wet, this could absolutely ruin his Championship.

Barbazza wrote:Yep, and Horner (and his friends at Sky) are making as many excuses as possible to get around it.

They should have red flagged it as soon as Ericsson stopped in the pit lane quite honestly.

East Londoner wrote:I actually closed my eyes when they switched to Kimi's onboard midway through the crash, where that Manor is inches away from hitting Kimi head on.

I haven't been this scared watching Formula One since Suzuka 2014. Red flag totally the correct call.

Barbazza wrote:FOM coverage has been awful again - missing things completely (Gutierrez went off earlier, and we've just heard about a Kvyat / Palmer clash) and taking forever to get replays up. Is it just me that thinks they've been very shoddy this season?

Barbazza wrote:As it is they've given a big win to Nasr and Sauber by default. Which is a bit shite, to be honest.

Meatwad wrote:Or have they? Ricciardo has a five-second penalty so he would drop behind the Manors. This would mean (if there are no more racing laps), Manor gets ten points (five with half points) and Sauber get eight (or four with half points), with Manor having already scored that one crucial point...

Benetton wrote:What a farce FIA!

Meatwad wrote:

Barbazza wrote:As it is they've given a big win to Nasr and Sauber by default. Which is a bit shite, to be honest.

Or have they? Ricciardo has a five-second penalty so he would drop behind the Manors. This would mean (if there are no more racing laps), Manor gets ten points (five with half points) and Sauber get eight (or four with half points), with Manor having already scored that one crucial point...

Simtek wrote:I don't see what's worth complaining about in a situation where Sainz can finally unrejectify himself, Manor get a double points finish and Sauber also score. You can't have your cake and eat it.

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Yuji Ide wrote:This HB24D here. It is are raining not in Tokyo.