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kingpeppermint
But Willaims coeback after just a few seasons under dorlington is amazing18-05-2025 18:05
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kingpeppermint
Apperently Ralf Schumacher either didn't watch the race or chose to only remember the point that made him call out Hamilton. But Hamilton's frustration in this case had everything to do with being an team player because he wanted a swap when he was still on fresher tires, it didn't work because Ferrari was too slow to respond. That he then was a bit frustrated with the team is understandable. but if i had worked it would have moved the team forward and most likely leclerc considering his tires where better after a few laps.16-05-2025 13:57
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kingpeppermint
A bit of a mess is an understatement buti understand drivers have to be carefull with the words they chose, which in turn underlines what a mess it truly is.16-05-2025 00:20
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kingpeppermint
Yes i agree, i think any sane person would agree but sadly he seems quite good in the game bending the rules so he can stay put.13-05-2025 23:31
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''professional integrity'' so he's looking to ban himself? oh wait it's off course to prevent Sainz senior from running13-05-2025 23:29
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kingpeppermint
A bit premature all those ''Lewis is not making up for his expectation'' kind of messaging, It took Micheal Schumacher i think 3 seasons if i remember well before he became succesfull with Ferrari, so it;s way to early.13-05-2025 23:03
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Obviusly agree however it would be even greater if the McLaren can scoot off in the darkness either, then we wuld have constant battles team tatics coming much more into play etc. even greater if Ferrari and Mercedes also catch up, then we would really see the greats, and the not so greats.12-05-2025 12:30
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kingpeppermint
on you yes because you always kindly ask for it, i was talking about drives and let me drag in a other difficult word in context of the reply i wrote to the user with the username ''veganwarrior''11-05-2025 13:44
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kingpeppermint
not sure it whom it is aimed, but i never said Piastri was better, i just don't agree with ''according to stat X from period y this driver has that much more succes so he must be better'' I do think Piastri is an talent more so then for example Norris. Which is not to say that Norris is an bad driver not at all, but Piastri clearly adopts and extract performance much faster and can hadle the pressure better. Indeed just like Verstappen and many of the greats.11-05-2025 13:42
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Just money and a lot of resources didn't make Mclaren-Honda an succes now did it? So you're talking out of you're behind once again. Just like anything succes requires the combination of the right people, talent and money. Look how Red Bull Struggles past two seasons because many of the qualified people went to do other things/jobs etc.11-05-2025 13:38