Motor Sport
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@mclaincausey said in Motor Sport:
They’re suffering from their stupidity there.
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said in Motor Sport:
…this season can be summed up by the winner is the one with the best luck. Driver skill has been hampered by cars hampered by regulation hampered by….
Partially retracting the above…some of the drive skill this year is damn impressive
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The Mad Ring was not as crazy as I thought it would be. Lots of corners, to the left and right.....with maximum quantity of close walls on both sides. One of the tracks of all time.....
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Read this today, and smiled....
There’s a lot to like about Isack Hadjar
Formula 1 drivers, eh?
They don’t make ’em like they used to.
Fifty years after Niki Lauda was burnt to a crisp and returned a few weeks later – looking like a roast chicken, as one F1 reporter put it at the time – here comes Isack Hadjar taking a whole month away with a hurty wrist.
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They cant ALL be like Lance....lol
"Lance Stroll famously returned to race in the 2023 Bahrain Grand Prix just 12 days after suffering multiple fractures in a severe cycling accident."
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@WhiskeySandwich
That's a good one!

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He IS consistently starting from the back of the pack and DNFing, yes. Lance gets a bad rap, the problem is clearly Newey, and his Honda-powered Aston....
If it weren't for Alonso having the same problems.....
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@WhiskeySandwich just goes to show that even in formula 1 medication, prescribed or not, will give you an unfair advantage
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poor cars can't handle a little bit of water
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I did a walking tour of Monaco yesterday. Max, Charles and Lance all have an apartment in this place

Apparently it is Lance's favourite place to crash

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As seen in Monaco marina
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@Bridger I remember them doing the parade this year and Max is on camera pointing out to one of the younger drivers exactly which apartment was his. lol
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Ha, @alexxedge, it is a very small world in F1.
About half the grid are residents of Monaco and as pro sportspersons they also don't have to spend 183 days there a year to retain status, so who knows how much time they are actually there. [There are nicer places to live]
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Sis and brother in law, regrettably not fans, found themselves in Singapore this past weekend.

