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Daniel Akerman commented on the post, Only one thing mattered in the Ecclestone era 6 years, 4 months ago
One thing that would be great to see is F1 LOWER the price it charges venues to hold events. If it changes its current business model, it can easily make up the lost revenue and then some in other ways. Bernie’s […]
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Daniel Akerman commented on the post, Giovinazzi lands Ferrari third driver role 6 years, 5 months ago
The cars in GP2 are demonstrably closer in performance than the Red Bull and Merc F1 cars. Perhaps the difference comes from…. wait for it…. THE DRIVERS. In a spec series, a dominant driver can and will […]
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Daniel Akerman commented on the post, Giovinazzi lands Ferrari third driver role 6 years, 5 months ago
No question that budget makes a difference. Nobody can dispute that. But budget is not “the car.” And, just so we’re clear, engineers, engineering departments, strategists, data, and car setup, are NOT “the car.” […]
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Daniel Akerman commented on the post, Giovinazzi lands Ferrari third driver role 6 years, 5 months ago
Down to the car?? GP2 is a spec car series, with the same chassis, engine, and tire used by all teams… The whole point of GP2 as conceived is to make it a true proving ground of DRIVER ability, not the car’s…
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Daniel Akerman commented on the post, Rosberg showing the strain as Hamilton closes in 6 years, 10 months ago
Sure would be fun to see Vettel in the seat… It’ll never happen because Vettel loves being at Ferrari, and I’m not convinced either Vettel or Hamilton would like to be teammates, but they are each other’s […]
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Daniel Akerman commented on the post, Fan video reveals new angle of Hamilton-Rosberg clash 6 years, 11 months ago
Sorry, but you’re completely backwards on this.
1) In the video you shared, Rosberg is attacking. In the incident with Hamilton he is defending.
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Daniel Akerman commented on the post, Azerbaijan right to jail journalists – Ecclestone 6 years, 11 months ago
Bernie’s statements are reprehensible. He’s an embarrassment and, quite honestly, more than a little disgusting. His hypocrisy and willful blindness are staggering. He’s voiced support more than once for some of […]
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Daniel Akerman commented on the post, Was Rosberg right to let Hamilton pass? 7 years ago
The answer to whether it was the right thing to do or not depends entirely upon one’s own values and whether you feel the team is more important, or individual effort. In terms of individual effort, then the […]
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Daniel Akerman commented on the post, What they say about… Hamilton and Rosberg's crash 7 years ago
The only thing that is absolute lunacy about this incident is the fact that everyone is still discussing it!!! It’s ridiculous. It happened, move on. Was Hamilton too aggressive given it was the first lap? YES — […]
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Daniel Akerman commented on the post, Rosberg fumes over Hamilton's "extremely aggressive" turn one move 7 years, 7 months ago
Bunch of people here crying — including Rosberg. It’s RACING, people. Now, I know these aren’t bumper cars and that it’s not supposed to be a demolition derby, but it’s RACING. It’s supposed to be aggressive. We […]
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Daniel Akerman commented on the post, Do you support F1 teams' EU protest? 7 years, 7 months ago
I want to be clear in saying that I despise Monisha Kaltenborn. I think she’s utterly incompetent and highly irritating, to boot (I would have chosen different words, but don’t want my post censored). That being […]
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Daniel Akerman commented on the post, Power unit changes to cost McLaren drivers 55 places 7 years, 9 months ago
spelling error — “writing.” Or, wait…. maybe “righting” isn’t quite such an error after all….
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Daniel Akerman commented on the post, Power unit changes to cost McLaren drivers 55 places 7 years, 9 months ago
If you needed any further proof that the rules in F1 are just ridiculous, then this headline should do it. 55 place grid penalty. But not really because it doesn’t carry over after this race. So really, it’s not. […]
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Daniel Akerman commented on the post, Vettel matches Senna's win tally with 9 fewer starts 7 years, 10 months ago
If one goes simply by numbers, as the above article does, then one cannot deny Hamilton’s place among the greats. Plenty of great drivers have cocked up lots and lots of times. Prost had some pretty miserable […]
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Daniel Akerman commented on the post, Vettel matches Senna's win tally with 9 fewer starts 7 years, 10 months ago
I’m sure someone else has pointed this out already, but if you go by number of races COMPLETED, then Senna still comes out ahead: 41 wins in 128 races finished, VS 41 wins in 135 races finished for Vettel. All […]
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Daniel Akerman commented on the post, Learning the right safety lessons from Bianchi's death 7 years, 10 months ago
Amazing how you continue to harp on that aspect and ignore the rest. Let’s say you’re right. As I already mentioned before, even if I concede that point to you, it doesn’t solve the basic issue. The basic problem […]
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Daniel Akerman commented on the post, Learning the right safety lessons from Bianchi's death 7 years, 10 months ago
Let’s, for the sake of argument, assume that’s true (although there is clear video of flags waving green at the corner, but never mind). Even if I concede that flags were waving yellow, it doesn’t change the rest […]
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Daniel Akerman commented on the post, Learning the right safety lessons from Bianchi's death 7 years, 10 months ago
The solution to this sort of problem is so simple and so obvious that the fact nobody is talking about it points to the stultifying stupidity of the FIA and FOM, and the willful blindness of F1 fans. American […]
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Daniel Akerman commented on the post, Learning the right safety lessons from Bianchi's death 7 years, 10 months ago
Everyone seems to overlook a few things:
1) The flags in this corner were waving GREEN
2) Waving flags at a corner or just before means drivers will drive rapidly the rest of the time and then decelerate as […] -
Daniel Akerman commented on the post, Are 'B teams' the solution to F1's small grid? 8 years ago
Yes, I’m familiar with that data. It’s true NASCAR is far cheaper. And I mentioned in a previous post that i wouldn’t expect a team fielding multiple cars would be able to do so at the current levels of spending. […]
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