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@lustigson I’m pretty sure F3000 was more of F2 than GP2 is.

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but it’s something that the FIA had to create because the teams couldn’t agree on a more thourough solution to the problem of turbulent air.

Well the solution to that is therefore to prevent the […]

– The only other father/son combination who has won on same circuit is Graham and Damon Hill in Monza, as stated by @Lustigson earlier. The Hills both won German and Spanish GPs, but on different circuits […]

Yeah, that illustrates it pretty nicely @lustigson. Domination is what we saw with Ferrari and McLaren.

The last couple of years have been the best job from Red Bull overall, thats why they won. Having the […]

They are mentioned in the part about Honda keeping ties with the sport through Mugen @lustigson

@theoddkiwi Nice stat!

@lustigson Not surprising, given that he was a title contender from Year 1. Prost was at pre-Dennis McLaren in Year 1, while Senna was in a Toleman in his, and Schumacher was just […]

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@lustigson – thanks for that additional information! It definetly does go to show that Red Bull’s “dominance” has been much more hard faught than Ferrari’s or McLaren’s; all the better for the show I say!

@lustigson That’s why I put the percentages in (that and the three seasons wouldn’t have the same number of races anyway).

@lustigson What did you hear? Just curious to know where Olav Mol will end up (if he even continues commentary).

@hohum @lustigson Thanks folks.

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“Renault insists Red Bull’s engines won’t get Infiniti badging”

@lustigson I think the new name will be Red Bull Racing Infiniti.
Other teams: Sky is the limit!!!!!
Red Bull: To Infiniti…and beyond!!!!(Oh, and we give you wings too!!!)

Well, you can always correct it, @lustigson.

@lustigson You mean to say Wikipedia has glaring errors and massive contradictions?

Dog bites man, film at eleven.

@lustigson It does rather show how inadequate this sort of penalty is. It is inevitable that there is one driver on the grid every race for which a grid penalty makes no difference at all.

@lustigson – The only problem with that is that the circuits differ wildly. Compare Monza to Singapore, for instance: Monza is 5.79km long, whilst Marina Bay is 5.07km in length. In terms of the total race length, […]

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You could include Hungary 1936, it was held at Budapest, Népliget, a 5 Km long steetcourse with 22 corners, 11 right and 11 lefthander, their radiuses varying from 12-450 meters, and the road with […]

@lustigson I fail to see why the strip of grass – or some Ricard style run-off – immediately adjacent to the track hasn’t already been put in place.

It keeps the safety and the integrity of the racetrack at the same time