5 wins aren't enough to become Champion he needs a "few" moregodlameroso wrote: ↑19 Nov 2019, 17:30Hamilton and Verstappen collision in Mexico was a racing incident. As was his clash with Leclerc in Suzuka, and the broken suspension in Spa. He also got robbed of a podium in Silverstone.
So Silverstone, Spa, Suzuka, and Mexico were all races he could have finished on the podium. Oh well next year he'll get his 5 wins.
Spain Monaco Silverstone Suzuka and COTA next year, it'll be so close that the other drivers will take points away from each other and those wins will be enough for the title.
Depends on how many winners are there. If more than 4 winners shared wins and there are 20 races who get more p2 and less damage he can win. It would be a dream season for us from point of competitionCapharol wrote: ↑19 Nov 2019, 18:425 wins aren't enough to become Champion he needs a "few" moregodlameroso wrote: ↑19 Nov 2019, 17:30Hamilton and Verstappen collision in Mexico was a racing incident. As was his clash with Leclerc in Suzuka, and the broken suspension in Spa. He also got robbed of a podium in Silverstone.
So Silverstone, Spa, Suzuka, and Mexico were all races he could have finished on the podium. Oh well next year he'll get his 5 wins.
Spain Monaco Silverstone Suzuka and COTA next year, it'll be so close that the other drivers will take points away from each other and those wins will be enough for the title.
I will check in the next couple of days how many points previous drivers needed at the moment that they are crowned champion and with how many winsetusch wrote: ↑19 Nov 2019, 19:07Depends on how many winners are there. If more than 4 winners shared wins and there are 20 races who get more p2 and less damage he can win. It would be a dream season for us from point of competitionCapharol wrote: ↑19 Nov 2019, 18:425 wins aren't enough to become Champion he needs a "few" moregodlameroso wrote: ↑19 Nov 2019, 17:30Hamilton and Verstappen collision in Mexico was a racing incident. As was his clash with Leclerc in Suzuka, and the broken suspension in Spa. He also got robbed of a podium in Silverstone.
So Silverstone, Spa, Suzuka, and Mexico were all races he could have finished on the podium. Oh well next year he'll get his 5 wins.
Spain Monaco Silverstone Suzuka and COTA next year, it'll be so close that the other drivers will take points away from each other and those wins will be enough for the title.
Button managed to do it with 6, Alonso took the title to the last race and he only won 4, thrice in 2012. It can be done with 5, of course I want 22 wins 22 poles and 22 fastest laps and pit stops, but nobody is perfect.Capharol wrote: ↑19 Nov 2019, 18:425 wins aren't enough to become Champion he needs a "few" moregodlameroso wrote: ↑19 Nov 2019, 17:30Hamilton and Verstappen collision in Mexico was a racing incident. As was his clash with Leclerc in Suzuka, and the broken suspension in Spa. He also got robbed of a podium in Silverstone.
So Silverstone, Spa, Suzuka, and Mexico were all races he could have finished on the podium. Oh well next year he'll get his 5 wins.
Spain Monaco Silverstone Suzuka and COTA next year, it'll be so close that the other drivers will take points away from each other and those wins will be enough for the title.
Thats the spirit!!godlameroso wrote: ↑19 Nov 2019, 21:39Button managed to do it with 6, Alonso took the title to the last race and he only won 4, thrice in 2012. It can be done with 5, of course I want 22 wins 22 poles and 22 fastest laps and pit stops, but nobody is perfect.
Yes it does say much, both Albon and Gasly are talented kids but are up against a racing machine in Verstappen. It's not easy having that sort of record against any driver in F1.Manoah2u wrote: ↑19 Nov 2019, 21:47Well to be honest, it's not like either Gasly or Albon are comparable in their potential, even though that sounds harsh.
Gasly was a newby after just 1 year at Toro Rosso and Albon got in with even less experience under his belt.
Ricciardo is way different material and exactly the kind of competition you want to see Max up against, and to paint a honest picture.
It was a mistake to go, but, it is what it is.
Neither Albon nor Gasly are Ricciardo level, nor Max level, so to be honest, not having been outqualified doesn't really say that much.