Max Verstappen
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dc2rr07 said:
thetrickcyclist said:
thegreenhell said:
Sulky teenager in a sulk when things don't go his way shocker.
Is he really. Still not completly his fault with the finest role model for a father...
It would have been a rather dull race without him today. Not for the first time.
REALIST123 said:
dc2rr07 said:
thetrickcyclist said:
thegreenhell said:
Sulky teenager in a sulk when things don't go his way shocker.
Is he really. Still not completly his fault with the finest role model for a father...
It would have been a rather dull race without him today. Not for the first time.
dc2rr07 said:
REALIST123 said:
dc2rr07 said:
thetrickcyclist said:
thegreenhell said:
Sulky teenager in a sulk when things don't go his way shocker.
Is he really. Still not completly his fault with the finest role model for a father...
It would have been a rather dull race without him today. Not for the first time.
turbomoped said:
Highly amusing as max cruised up behind the terminal torro rosso blowing oil smoke in his face near the end.
Yes, he must have been wondering why RBR were changing engine supplier - to finish 1st, first you've got to finish! If you can't get Mercedes or Ferrari power it's better to have something down on power that will at least finish.
ELUSIVEJIM said:
Let's wait and see how the Red Bull performs with the Honda engine.
Like Mclaren they have a reputation of taking the "aero over everything" approach so history would suggest they will over-package, leading to similar numbers of power unit failures to Mclaren/more than Toro Rosso will have with the same engine next season.Mr Tidy said:
turbomoped said:
Highly amusing as max cruised up behind the terminal torro rosso blowing oil smoke in his face near the end.
Yes, he must have been wondering why RBR were changing engine supplier - to finish 1st, first you've got to finish! If you can't get Mercedes or Ferrari power it's better to have something down on power that will at least finish.
REALIST123 said:
It would have been a rather dull race without him today. Not for the first time.
+1MV was P9 on first lap and clawing his way through to P3 was slightly more interesting than the other drivers at work.
For dullness we can always rely on Bottas.
Curious they handed Alonso a 5 second penalty but not Bottas for identical moves
sparta6 said:
Curious they handed Alonso a 5 second penalty but not Bottas for identical moves
Bottas slowed down slightly in the following sector to allow Max to catch straight back up to him. Alonso went flat out over the runoff three laps in a row in an effort to catch up to the Haas.thegreenhell said:
The only reason that RBR and Honda are getting together is because literally nobody else wanted to work with either of them. It might be all smiles now, but how long will it be before Horner, Marko or Max publicly slag them off, like they do almost every weekend to Renault?
Let's be honest, if you were Ferrari or Mercedes would you really want to supply RBR with your own PU ?sparta6 said:
Curious they handed Alonso a 5 second penalty but not Bottas for identical moves
Thats because VB slowed down after cutting, and therefore did not create an advantage, where FA went purple by 4/5 tenths on the sector, and did it 3 times, so 15 seconds in penalties in all.
sparta6 said:
Deesee said:
Thats because VB slowed down after cutting, and therefore did not create an advantage, where FA went purple by 4/5 tenths on the sector, and did it 3 times, so 15 seconds in penalties in all.
OK good stuff.So the McLaren didn't suddenly become faster
but a second a sector!It seems the arrogant little s
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