Cosmas

@cosmas , not saying that, but that were the laps when they were closest on track, and when ROS got past, before HAM re-passed into T4.

We shouldn’t, nor should the other teams @cosmas. But just look how close Ricciardo got from starting 13th, and Vettel with a car that was not working perfectly from 10th. As soon as they get more out of that […]

@cosmas – Agree with your point that more development would be good. One step at a time, I suppose.

With what the teams can do through the rest of the season, they all need to figure out how to get closer to […]

@cosmas, In an ideal world I would (do) agree with you, but any competition between engine/PU manufacturers is better than the old equalised engines.

@cosmas, And your point is?

@cosmas both the free and paid apps have demos for every session, but they should prompt you to join a live session if it is underway. If it doesn’t do that during the next live session try closing it and […]

@cosmas – Because economic management is not something that you just do and that you don’t have to worry about ever again. It requires constant attention, and the slightest mis-step can have devastating […]

@cosmas I know of course it could be partially an arbitrary measure, but to lose 0.6s a lap and still win is not a bad performance. However, it’s only likely to translate to that margin in qualifying I assume: the […]

@cosmas that would make sense ;)

@cosmas he got such a good exit out of the hairpin that he was immediately on Grosjean’s rear wing, so he was so fixated on trying not to run into him or the wall that it looks like he simply “forgot” he had DRS! […]

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If RedBull didn’t had Webber at all, they would still lead the constructors!!

Assuming Webber still prevented others from scoring points, which is why I said “non points scoring drone” ;)

@cosmas sorry but
1) he went in the corner too fast (which allowed him to pass Sutil) and thus went off the track – mistake
2) the advantage he gained was +1place
3) intentionality is totally irrelevant
4) the […]

@cosmas Spot on, @MJ4 Whatever the gap is (even though 2 sec a lap was a one off, it’s not recurrent in the season), when a driver has an amazing drive; his skill should be acknowledged. And surely what @oletros […]

I love you guys @cosmas @jamiefranklinf1 :D

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Lewis is far too kind to stab another human being.

@cosmas and @fer-no65
Problem is, that it’s a lose-lose situation for the drivers. They aren’t taken seriously if they downtalk the car like Alonso, nor are they taken seriously when they up-talk the car like […]

@cosmas well, no one’s gonna say: “we defo have the best car”. So it’s reasonable they talk like this.

Sebastian Vettel struggles to convince everyone he is infact not a member of the illuminati despite his recent success.

(credit to @cosmas for giving me the lightbulb moment with is 666 comment :P)

@cosmas – no problem! Interesting point you’ve raised regarding the front suspension, I’ll have a look to see if there’s anything on Scarbs etc. on the subject.

The sidepods suggest to me that Sauber have found […]

@cosmas exactly, as I said the RB8 was hugely faster with Vettel at the wheel even with the damage! It’s called knowing how to pick your fights, something which Paul Di Resta used to do very well (although he […]