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LukeF1
A total black F1 car would be sexy as heck.13-11-2025 16:38
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LukeF1
Shouldn't this be the case with RB? Making them 2nd and Ferrari 3rd by your logic. Considering only one driver, RB has achieved way more than Ferrari.05-11-2025 14:41
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LukeF1
I won't get into the whole "who should be penalized and who shouldn't" discussion, there has been enough sh!t-throwing going around. But I do think Russel is right, people just put on very risky moves, sometimes damaging the race of other drivers and get away with it with little to no consequences. I would have preferred to see a gravel trap in T1 instead of 4 people attempting to turn at once. Especially on a super dusty track like this, I would bet a lot of money Max wouldn't try it. And this is just an example, not personal to Max.27-10-2025 16:09
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LukeF1
that's a completely different scenario and case, what an irrelevant comment....27-10-2025 16:03
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LukeF1
It is a fair point. Not having experience with something at a younger age can come back to bite you in the @ s s later in your career when you are less adaptable. That's not to take away from Lewis imo, he made the best of what he had and achieved a lot but you can't have it all. It is just how his career was shaped. Excelled and beat everyone in a decent car but now struggles with different, mediocre unbalanced cars.12-08-2025 10:16
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LukeF1
That's not exactly what he said imo but I can see how you can take it that way. He did have good cars but he delivered with them also, against some great drivers and champions too, be it in the same car or another good car on the grid. Not growing up in a terrible one may be affecting him now through, true. That doesn't make him a talentless driver, it is just something he didn't have in the first steps and is lacking at a stage in his career where it is harder to adapt.12-08-2025 10:09
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LukeF1
I mean I knew it was clickbait, just wanted to know what they came up with. Thing is this is actually real news and pretty interesting in itself without turning it into clickbait. That guy just slipped off the car, hit the ground like a ragdoll and stayed there. Quite unbelievable. They didn't have to make it into clickbait.11-08-2025 10:49
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LukeF1
That's some take you got there bro, haha. I am a Lewis fan too but this... haha. It's not about where you start, but where you finish and Charles was 4th while Lewis was 12th... There is no excuse really, he just had a weekend. He was back 0.2s in Q2 (from Charles) and just 0.05s from making it to Q3 I think and it just went downhill after that, we know how hard it is to overtake in Hungary too. The margins are so tight right now you can't afford this. Even if we consider starting position, Charles was up there fighting the dominant McLarens and a technical issue while Lewis was out of the top 10 stuck in a DRS train with some dustbins... so making up/losing positions doesn't say much. In this day and age of F1 if you can't perform in quali you are pretty much done sadly, unless you got a really big performance differential with the others, which Ferrari doesn't have.06-08-2025 16:06
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LukeF1
wow haha, I am not sure about the order but in terms of top 5 this is very close for me and I totally agree on your comments on No1 and No5. Mika is my all time favourite too!06-08-2025 15:59
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LukeF1
Lame? They are the closest driver duo we got right now, both doing a good job and McLaren also letting them race within reason. What more do you expect lol? Having the 2nd driver undercut the 1st for laughs?01-08-2025 16:11