2015 Japanese Grand Prix result

14 comments on “2015 Japanese Grand Prix result”

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   Kingshark (@kingshark)
   27th September 2015, 7:40

   This race director… focusing on Perez when Rosberg and Hamilton were going side-by-side into Turn 2.
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      DaveW (@dmw)
      27th September 2015, 8:00

      My favorite were the still shots of empty track and random cuts to nothing in particular. Dreadful. The only upside was the lack of extended close ups of WAGs and random women.
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         Egorov (@egorov)
         27th September 2015, 9:34

         They did show Michibata.. But missed out on Jennifer Becks
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         matt90
         27th September 2015, 16:43

         I liked the focus on Massa and Ricciardo limping back to the pits rather than any replays.
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   Patrick (@paeschli)
   27th September 2015, 7:43

   Again Verstappen showing he’s the better of the two Toro Rossi drivers
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      WheelToWheel (@lolzerbob)
      27th September 2015, 7:47

      Yeah again it’s apparent. Verstappen despite his criticism has been one of the best drivers this season. Sainz was beaten by Verstappen in Singapore despite bing a lap ahead and tooday when Verstappen was seven places back on the grid.
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      mickey18 (@mickey18)
      27th September 2015, 7:49

      Even the TV director has worked out that if you have to show people not overtaking all race, you might as well show Verstappen. At least he might.
      For the first half it really did look like the only people on track were Verstappen and whoever Verstappen was behind.
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         hahostolze
         27th September 2015, 7:58

         He’s the new star. Get with the programme ;-)
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      MattyPF1 (@mattypf1)
      28th September 2015, 9:14

      @paeschli He is a gift from god to F1 but if Sainz did make that ‘rookie error’ as he’s calling it, Sainz could’ve split the 2 Lotus cars or stay stuck behind maldonado. Both scenarios would see him ahead of Verstappen
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   Understeer (@abdelilah)
   27th September 2015, 7:48

   Rosberg have to ask for a second driver status in order to relieve himself, deep down he knows he can’t be a match but good on him he keeps trying in every occasion.
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      Kingshark (@kingshark)
      27th September 2015, 8:38

      @abdelilah
      If Rosberg did accept wingman status, he could easily be one of the most reliable #2 drivers of all time. But he seems to have a bit too much pride, and just won’t give up on the WDC.
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         Understeer (@abdelilah)
         27th September 2015, 8:46

         @kingshark

         I agree.

         I don’t think it will change anything this year, anyway he missed his best chance in 2014, next year there will be some competition from Ferrari and I don’t really think he can beat Vettel on equal hardware.
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            ceng
            27th September 2015, 9:30

            He got almost beaten driving a Mercedes to Vettel who was driving a Ferrari in Suzuka. It was a bit ridiculous that it looked like Vettel was faster in 2nd half of the race despite finishing behind. It looks like drivers like Hamilton or Vettel have searing pace compared to him.
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               Ivan Vinitskyy (@ivan-vinitskyy)
               27th September 2015, 10:19

               OR there was nothing to gain and a lot to lose from building a gap to Vettel.

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