Pedro Costa

@pnunocosta I’m pretty sure at least half the money will be returned to his father-in-law’s coffers, possibly with interest. The rest will likely be used as personal collateral so that if he gets a race seat […]

@pnunocosta – This settlement is not the reason Sauber are paying out £10m to VDG. The decision to break contract law is the reason they are paying £10m to VDG.

Any risk to the company or any of it’s employees […]

@pnunocosta I’m pretty sure that if Webber retired next year, they’d think about other options rather than just sticking with the Toro Rosso guys. They are the best team in F1 right now afterall ! I can see […]

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saying that he refused RB twice and they treat theirs young drivers like dogs

He denies making the ‘dogs’ remark:

Frijns: ”At Red Bull they treat you like a dog”

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Its not a guarantee that Newey would work wonders with Ferrari. After all, a large portion of Red Bull’s resent success comes from the fact that Newey does not only design the cars, but also […]

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Just don´t understand why it took almost 6 hours to deliberate something like there was only 0.850 l of fuel.
Where they investigating something else?

According to Autosport, Red Bull were called to […]

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I think that Keith post answers to your question.

No, Keith posted a Twitter update from Ferrari’s official account. Which is never proof of anything, because Ferrari have a history – and indeed, […]

@pnunocosta @victor @hohum Bianchi’s team Tech 1 said the crash was the same as Jerez […]

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Both Prost and Senna accidents in Japan, did you need proofs or was it pretty evident?

No, but they were fairly obvious. This is considerably less so.

For example, if Frijns really wanted to take […]

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In my opinion Frinjs should get a 2 races suspension for next year´s championship.

For causing an avoidable collision?

You’re assuming that he did it deliberately. Where is your proof?

<a href='http://www.f1fanatic.co.uk/members/keithcollantine/&#039; […]

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the penalty should hurt a bit

But given that he almost certainly won’t be racing in the championship next year, what your suggesting wouldn’t hurt him in the slightest.

(Not that I agree he […]

@pnunocosta – For future reference, this is what deliberately running another car off the circuit looks like:

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The fact that AFC jumped to a new car only in Nurburgring without any kind of previous test and being on the pace so quickly just gives him more credit. As I said before, with pre-season testing and […]

@pnunocosta How could he know his gearbox was damaged? That’s the team’s work.

Comparing McLaren with a Sauber @pnunocosta? mr. Sauber himself said they were the fastest on Sunday (not sure he was entirely serious though). It is clear that when they get everything together, Sauber have a […]

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Lotus arrives to this venue as one of the main favourite

Lotus arrived in Spain, Monaco, Canada, Valencia, at Silverstone, Hockenheim and the Hungaroring as “one of the main favourites”.

They have […]

I don’t think that is a big problem actually @pnunocosta, that’s something each team does if they are on to something (how many cases of Ferrari doing so have we seen, and McLaren is far from a stranger to it, and […]

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At the same time, Ferrari have some pretty handy race pace nowadays too. As much as FA was the fastest out of the finishers, and drove a great race from 11th, SV was indeed the fastest driver […]

@pnunocosta – How are you so sure that Alonso’s pace was due to him, but Vettel’s was down to the car?

@pnunocosta If you take your criteria, then everyone should be the best driver of the weekend: I believe that every race driver tries to get the maximum out of the car in every race, but each race just a few of […]