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^ agreed.
Give everything up or just remain the same. It's the average generic human response to subconscious change and awareness on matters new. PH was never going to be a place to prove this otherwise!
Back on track; driver of the day today. Vettel can't handle the heat - or the rain ironically. Silly silly boy; pulling left like that in those conditions. Feel for Max. Kimi also didn't too much wrong IMO.
Give everything up or just remain the same. It's the average generic human response to subconscious change and awareness on matters new. PH was never going to be a place to prove this otherwise!
Back on track; driver of the day today. Vettel can't handle the heat - or the rain ironically. Silly silly boy; pulling left like that in those conditions. Feel for Max. Kimi also didn't too much wrong IMO.
IforB said:
ELUSIVEJIM said:
So he wants to become a Vegan because he's worried about the environment? This from a bloke that drives an F1 car?Errrr. Alrighty then...
"I don't want in 10 or 20 years to have diabetes or catch any of that stuff," he said."
Sylvaforever said:
IforB said:
ELUSIVEJIM said:
So he wants to become a Vegan because he's worried about the environment? This from a bloke that drives an F1 car?Errrr. Alrighty then...
"I don't want in 10 or 20 years to have diabetes or catch any of that stuff," he said."
Of course, being vegan doesn't guarantee any of that. In fact recent studies show that some vegan and vegetarian regimes lead to an increase of risk. For what these surveys are ever worth.
Anyway, a good sound bite I guess, especially from someone who contributes to pollution more than most of us as individuals do.
17.52 17/9/17. Lewis is live on Instagram, on Niki's 'plane with Niki and Toto, flying to Vienna and staying at Niki's house. Niki will be flying his 'plane later but says he likes to have a kip first.
Lewis reckon's there'll be no vegan or plant-based stuff either on his 'plane or at his house.
Lewis reckon's there'll be no vegan or plant-based stuff either on his 'plane or at his house.
REALIST123 said:
Sylvaforever said:
IforB said:
ELUSIVEJIM said:
So he wants to become a Vegan because he's worried about the environment? This from a bloke that drives an F1 car?Errrr. Alrighty then...
"I don't want in 10 or 20 years to have diabetes or catch any of that stuff," he said."
Of course, being vegan doesn't guarantee any of that. In fact recent studies show that some vegan and vegetarian regimes lead to an increase of risk. For what these surveys are ever worth.
Anyway, a good sound bite I guess, especially from someone who contributes to pollution more than most of us as individuals do.
Cold said:
Pretty pathetic clickbait title from the Guardian.[quote] “Every now and then Senna pops into my mind. The Monaco Grand Prix where he was obviously in the lead and hit the wall, that always comes in and reminds me not to do that.
Sylvaforever said:
"Hamilton said his family's medical history had been an influence in his decision, with heart disease and cancer prevalent among his ancestors.
"I don't want in 10 or 20 years to have diabetes or catch any of that stuff," he said."
I think, on the whole, that anyone as physically fit as any modern F1 driver has to be, probably doesn't need to worry too much about that kind of thing. He does far riskier things every race."I don't want in 10 or 20 years to have diabetes or catch any of that stuff," he said."
Up to him at the end of the day, though, who really gives a toss?
otolith said:
Up to him at the end of the day, though, who really gives a toss?
Given the tone and attitudes on this thread, quite a lot of people, sadly.I'm not sure how being an F1 driver with a private jet excludes him from trying to do a bit of good. Should I not bother recycling because I drive a TVR?!
It's been said time and time again but what exactly is it people want? 'We' moan about corporate mouthpieces with no character, we moan it's not like 'the good old days', but then 'we' tear a guy to pieces who dares to be an individual because 'we' don't agree with, like or understand the things that he does.
He's clearly not toeing the corporate line at times, he's clearly negotiated a contract where he is free to pursue his own interests, and considering his status in F1 has negotiated reduced corporate/PR responsibilities. He's doing his own thing as much as it's possible these days whilst at the same he is a genuine global megastar. All that would mean nothing if he didn't have the talent to back it up, it must frustrate some then that he is often untouchable out on track.
The witch hunt is shameful at times.
Clearly his new diet is working looking at the F1 drivers standings. I think he was resigned to being off the Podium and behind Seb again yesterday. Having navigated the carnage he was never going to let this chance slip.
I don't think for a minute that this is over yet unless he wins three or four on the bounce and I think most people want to see some great races for the rest of the season
I don't think for a minute that this is over yet unless he wins three or four on the bounce and I think most people want to see some great races for the rest of the season
johnxjsc1985 said:
Clearly his new diet is working looking at the F1 drivers standings. I think he was resigned to being off the Podium and behind Seb again yesterday. Having navigated the carnage he was never going to let this chance slip.
I don't think for a minute that this is over yet unless he wins three or four on the bounce and I think most people want to see some great races for the rest of the season
That was "red mist" not red meat.I don't think for a minute that this is over yet unless he wins three or four on the bounce and I think most people want to see some great races for the rest of the season
Vettel should have been given at least points on his licence for that move.
ELUSIVEJIM said:
That was "red mist" not red meat.
Vettel should have been given at least points on his licence for that move.
you should know that Ferrari do not race to the same rules as everyone else and that applies to their drivers too who are free to try and driver other competitors off the track without any penalty.Vettel should have been given at least points on his licence for that move.
johnxjsc1985 said:
you should know that Ferrari do not race to the same rules as everyone else and that applies to their drivers too who are free to try and driver other competitors off the track without any penalty.
It was shocking. But it backfired.Just a shame Verstappen, KImi and Alonso races were ruined by the plum
Amazed Lewis was not affected by the fluid out of the back of the Ferrari.
ELUSIVEJIM said:
Amazed Lewis was not affected by the fluid out of the back of the Ferrari.
I think it was the radiator which ruptured so it was water not oil. I guess it spun the Ferrari because a deluge was being released right in front of the wheel, but on a track which was soaking wet anyway I doubt anyone behind even noticed. kambites said:
ELUSIVEJIM said:
Amazed Lewis was not affected by the fluid out of the back of the Ferrari.
I think it was the radiator which ruptured so it was water not oil. I guess it spun the Ferrari because a deluge was being released right in front of the wheel, but on a track which was soaking wet anyway I doubt anyone behind even noticed. thegreenhell said:
They don't run neat water in the radiators. Coolant is incredibly slippery. I think it was mostly the fact that he was off line that meant the cars behind weren't affected.
Hmm, it would seem that F1 car coolant doesn't contain water at all; I assumed it was water based much like a road car!Still, I doubt it's as slippery as oil would have been.
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