Lewis Hamilton has won the United States GP in a controlled manner. The Briton held onto his pole position and went on to lead Nico Rosberg to the finish flag, reducing his deficit in the championship to 26 points. Daniel Ricciardo finished in third position to complete the podium.
By continuing this line of discussion you are maintaining the "lowered" standards that sadden you.GPR-A wrote:I thought the moderators here are expected to maintain a certain level of behavior. Didn't know those standards are now lowered. Sad.flynfrog wrote:What about all the times Nico drove past him on the start this year or is clutch use not a driver skill? The save-a-ham crew is getting old
Careful. They broke me like ramsay botlon broke theon greyjoy. I have not been the same since.GPR-A wrote:I thought the moderators here are expected to maintain a certain level of behavior. Didn't know those standards are now lowered. Sad.flynfrog wrote:What about all the times Nico drove past him on the start this year or is clutch use not a driver skill? The save-a-ham crew is getting old
If it is of any comfort, neither am I the same ever since my wife fed me to my own dogs (spoiler alert).PlatinumZealot wrote:Careful. They broke me like ramsay botlon broke theon greyjoy. I have not been the same since.GPR-A wrote:I thought the moderators here are expected to maintain a certain level of behavior. Didn't know those standards are now lowered. Sad.flynfrog wrote:What about all the times Nico drove past him on the start this year or is clutch use not a driver skill? The save-a-ham crew is getting old
This is pure comedy here. Love these race threads.Really difficult to estimate...bearing in mind, that Merc and Ferrari did no work on the Medium, I can not picture it as a good tire at all.atanatizante wrote:Seems to me the Red Bull drivers were driving the most on the medium tyre ...
I think they are set for a SS-M-S or SS-S-M strategy tomorrow, bearing in mind that at race time track temperature will be hotter than today, hence a medium tyre could work better in the race ...
This was not "showing their cards". Ros went for a practice start and Ham had errors and traffic (Sauber?) as far as I could see it.atanatizante wrote:Another thing is why in FP3 Merc boys didn`t show their cards on that SS tyre when they were trying to simulate a Qualy lap?
Your thoughts?
Sorry to say this, but if the mods spend energy in handling in these kind of unnecessary personal comments, which add zero value to the threads, I guess the threads can be more sane. Yeah.basti313 wrote:@PlatinumZealot @GPR-A
Keep it up guys. Do not let the haters pull you down! Ham needs you!
Nothing personal about it you just need to take a snapchat filter pic of yourself and laugh a littleGPR-A wrote:Sorry to say this, but if the mods spend energy in handling in these kind of unnecessary personal comments, which add zero value to the threads, I guess the threads can be more sane. Yeah.basti313 wrote:@PlatinumZealot @GPR-A
Keep it up guys. Do not let the haters pull you down! Ham needs you!
? You ignore amateurish nad blatantly illegal moves by certain drivers on purpose (marketing circus) so the only solution to make it backwards OK and justify your lack of action (not even investigations) is "clarifying", popular gimmick word in F1. You see, we weren't quite sure (lie x1) but we now know what's OK (lie x2) . No, it will be the same as always and certain drivers getting away with murder. BTW I feel deja vu from track limits clarifications, what a success that was.
