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Camoa
Obviously you're one tin foil hat away from a rubber room.20-02-2022 07:31
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Camoa
Masi should have done what he did at the race prior to Abu Dhabi. Red flagged immediately and then started the race when the track was cleared. The integrity of the sport depends on consistent judgment and implementation of the rules from the FIA and officials. Last season was a dark chapter in F1 history with very confusing rulings at several occasions during the season. And I'm not just thinking about the incidents between Hamilton and Verstappen. The result being many drivers unsure of what is allowed and what isn't, and openly questioning, criticising and mocking the officials. I'm first and formost a motorsport and F1 fan and not a specific driver or team fan. Don't like or agree with the bias bs from either fan base. They act more like emotional hotheads similar to fanatic soccer supporters rather than sensible motorsport fans.05-02-2022 14:36
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Camoa
If Masi is interested in racing: Red flag it and resume the race after the track is cleared. That's the fair thing to do in those situations. Think of it, 4-5 laps left. A restart and they have to race for it on equal terms. Now that's racing!28-12-2021 15:46
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I do understand Gasly. He's not a favorite of Helmut Marko and Christian Horner. Now with their favorite, Albon, back in F1 his chances at ever getting back in a RedBull seat seems far fetched. Who knows what happens after 2022. If he keeps performing at his current level I'm sure others will be interested. But he can forget about RBR.12-09-2021 12:56