The Dag commented on the post, Bianchi's fight for life ends nine months after Japanese Grand Prix crash 6 years, 10 months ago
Doesn’t Charlie have the required authority to do just that? I thought he basically was the CEO of the race weekend, not just the race.
That said, I don’t think it is reasonable to come with the benefit of […]
The Dag commented on the post, Ecclestone says Mercedes are 'killing F1' as Mateschitz raises Red Bull quit threat 7 years, 1 month ago
Anyway, taking what they say at face value requires *some* gullibility!
> we would say this even if Renault [who supply Red Bull] were in the lead
For me, that is the clearest proof we could ever wish for […]
The Dag commented on the post, Mercedes has fewest tokens for engine development 7 years, 1 month ago
Perhaps not. But isn’t this supposed to be a sport? I for one am getting pretty tired of this Maxim that says “someone has an advantage – we must change the rules again”. Someone has an advantage because they did […]
The Dag commented on the post, Grosjean escapes penalty for failing floor test 8 years, 9 months ago
It *probably* didn’t help him. A more flexible floor can increase downforce in parts of a circuit (by reducing effective ride height and forcing air to speed up as it flows under the car, creating suction), and […]
The Dag commented on the post, Grosjean escapes penalty for failing floor test 8 years, 9 months ago
I don’t know the facts about Spa 94 are, but I take exception to your attitude “you can’t fault them for trying”. This is sport, and if they did try to cheat that is something you can and should fault them […]
The Dag commented on the post, Grosjean escapes penalty for failing floor test 8 years, 9 months ago
The stewards examined both telemetry and video evidence consistent with that telemetry, and verified the part was identical to that on the other car which does pass the test. To deliberately gain advantage and […]
The Dag commented on the post, Alonso's DRS failure the first of its kind – Ferrari 9 years ago
Of course they care. Every team does – to varying degrees. There’s absolutely no doubt though, in my mind, that if Webber had taken the kinds of liberties that Vettel does, he’d have been booted.
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The Dag commented on the post, 2013 Australian Grand Prix result 9 years, 2 months ago
Hm?? He didn’t crash into ANYONE, so performed well above my expectations…. ;)
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