2020 Bahrain Grand Prix grid

19 comments on “2020 Bahrain Grand Prix grid”

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   Lums (@lums)
   28th November 2020, 15:14

   Goat on Pole!
   1. 

      DeanR
      28th November 2020, 16:59

      Wah wah wah wah. I can only suggest, for your own health and sanity, to just accept Lewis is a great driver. Probably the greatest. Your constant whining wont change anything.
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      F1oSaurus (@)
      28th November 2020, 20:23

      True Hamilton gets paid more than Verstappen.
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   Jere (@jerejj)
   28th November 2020, 15:14

   Based on recent events, I reckon Albon to lose out on the start anyway.
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      Ivan B (@njoydesign)
      28th November 2020, 15:18

      he’s starting on softs, no?
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         Jere (@jerejj)
         28th November 2020, 16:05

         @njoydesign No, medium. Everyone in the top ten on the middle compound.
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            Ivan B (@njoydesign)
            29th November 2020, 12:08

            @jerejj
            I think i disagree, both Norris and Albon set their fastest laps on softs in Q2.
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               Jere (@jerejj)
               29th November 2020, 12:35

               @njoydesign No, they backed off on those laps.
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   Nulla Pax (@nullapax)
   28th November 2020, 15:20

   I’m expecting a boring one tomorrow – – – let’s wait and see :)
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      luigismen (@luigismen)
      28th November 2020, 18:41

      Sadly… I think the same. Don’t be surprised if after a boring race, we will have a surprise Safety Car with 15-10 laps remaining.
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         Jere (@jerejj)
         29th November 2020, 12:35

         @nullapax @luigismen
         This track generally produces decent racing, so doesn’t necessarily require weather conditions or anything extraordinary for an exciting race.
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   Jorge Lardone (@jorge-lardone)
   28th November 2020, 15:29

   Unless something very strange happens, we will have to endure another boring race. I don’t think it’s worth losing time.
   Well done Mercedes, anyway.
   1. 

      Jere (@jerejj)
      28th November 2020, 16:06

      @jorge-lardone This track generally produces decent racing, so doesn’t necessarily require weather conditions or anything extraordinary for an exciting race.
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   David BR (@david-br)
   28th November 2020, 18:33

   Vettel ahead of Leclerc again in qualifying.
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      anon
      28th November 2020, 20:07

      @david-br I presume you are referring to Turkey when you say “again”, though I wouldn’t really read anything into the Turkish GP given how abnormal that race was.
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         David BR (@david-br)
         28th November 2020, 20:27

         Actually I meant qualifying in Turkey where Vettel was half a second ahead. I thought the difference then was down mainly to Vettel being better than Leclerc in wet conditions (which I think is true). That doesn’t explain the marginal edge in this qualifying session though. I think it’s interesting because it turns around much of the first part of the season. It’s not really being noticed (though Peter Windsor did note Vettel was driving really well, better than Leclerc, around the circuit on Friday). I’ve grown to like Vettel more the past couple of years, a bit more mellow though still amusingly wry, so I’d be really pleased to see him do well at Aston Martin next season.
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      F1oSaurus (@)
      28th November 2020, 20:24

      @david-br True, Leclerc admitted he didn’t perform well.
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         David BR (@david-br)
         28th November 2020, 20:29

         @f1osaurus Yes, I read that too after posting the comment.
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   Maho Ivan (@mahoivan)
   28th November 2020, 22:52

   Looking forward to that Albon-Perez match.

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