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@rethla I noticed that too.

@rethla yeah of course Red Bull can afford to run two cars and the parts will end up on both cars, but the constraint is usually the time in developing the 2 sets of parts

@rethla – good point.

@rethla C’mon man, go check the footages. HAM was pretty slow in a slow turn, instead of Spoon and aquaplaning against a tractor on the field.

@rethla There are lessons to be learned, can’t blame the Ham, surely not blame leclerc as some have pointed out.

Make vsc slower or the delta under safety car, it could avoid this near miss.

@rethla Congrats on stupid response of the day

@rethla He wasn’t going backwards in the pitentry. Dont be a smartass

@rethla No that’s just two of the top of my head. There have been plenty of strategic mishaps there. Again, usually Hamilton manages to overcome their mistakes though, so yes it is less noticeable.

@rethla yeah, because they wanted to save his last soft set (new) for the last part of running. In the end it turned out to be the right choose, because his softs in the last 10-15 laps gave him the option to […]

@rethla, exactly my point, power should be able to overcome traction as should inertia if the driver does not drive it with skill. But yes, lap times will suffer compared to gumball high-deg tyres times, but who […]

@rethla – I’m confused. I thought they were demonstrating pitstops as they happened 125 years ago. That’s why they were in period costumes, weren’t they?

@rethla Mercedes strategy has been just as horrible as Ferrari’s. Usually Hamilton copes with it though and makes it look less bad. Take Monaco. They send him out him for a 66 lap stint with tyres that are rated […]

@rethla He is allowed to reverse

@rocketpanda @joeypropane @aaaa – you guys are killing me :)

This is turning out to be an impromptu caption competition, as @rethla pointed out!

That should be for @rethla if I only had an edit button…

@rethla, of course, I should wait for my morning coffee to kick in before trying mental arithmetic. I had that nagging feeling I was missing something, which was why I questioned my (incomplete) logic. Thanks.

@rethla, very true, Hamilton must be very close (at his win rate) to winning half of the seasons races and with 2 other winners already I calculate that those (10/11) wins alone would give him the championship. Am I wrong ?

@rethla +1. Helping the slower teams will only work if the teams at the back of the grid were given more track time than those at the front of the grid. For example, the bottom 5 teams get two sessions on Friday […]

Ah, but will he get offered to come back though @rethla.

Vergne all but confirmed that he didn’t want to get back after winning FE @rethla.