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- 23 Nov 2014, 14:49
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: Infinite Improbability Drive of the Race - 2014 Abby Dabby
- Replies: 33
- Views: 3034
- 19 Nov 2014, 07:02
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: Your Reject of the Year - nominations
- Replies: 196
- Views: 20928
Re: Your Reject of the Year - nominations
For me, while obviously there are massive problems in the sport, the award has to go to Caterham this year for embodying a true sense of rejectdom that hasn't been seen for many a year.
- 13 Nov 2014, 06:01
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: Alcohol advertising ban?
- Replies: 43
- Views: 3919
Re: Alcohol advertising ban?
Force India would be in more trouble than Williams I think. They have less chance of finding other backing. As Saward suggested, it's unlikely this is happening by coincidence, probably being pushed along by someone trying to further destabilise these teams. Of course by the logic of this ban, telec...
- 11 Nov 2014, 19:34
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: 2014 Brazilian GP ROTR thread
- Replies: 47
- Views: 4998
Re: 2014 Brazilian GP ROTR thread
Piquet was pretty awful with the interviews in 2012 too when he did them, shame they didn't give it to Emmo or someone else. I think for Bottas' 2nd stop, there was some debris stuck in the car so they were trying to remove it, so not sure if it was their fault really. Also, it wasn't the crew itsel...
- 11 Nov 2014, 00:25
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: 2014 Brazilian Grand Prix (where Hamilton have bad luck)
- Replies: 91
- Views: 8865
Re: 2014 Brazilian Grand Prix (where Hamilton have bad luck)
Considering Bottas was quite secretive about the seatbelts issue after the race, saying that he couldn't talk about it, do we assume that they were loose for a few laps before his stop?
- 09 Nov 2014, 17:55
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: 2014 Brazilian GP ROTR thread
- Replies: 47
- Views: 4998
Re: 2014 Brazilian GP ROTR thread
He got a podium, so even I can't nominate him now, (even though I did before the race). He's been rubbish, but less rubbish than others I guess if we go by results (which we should). He did advocate the use of the softer tyres which either redeems or condemns him further depending on your point of ...
- 09 Nov 2014, 17:53
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: Infinite Improbability Drive of the Race - 2014 Brazil
- Replies: 26
- Views: 2939
Re: Infinite Improbability Drive of the Race - 2014 Brazil
1. Massa (made it so difficult and somehow still ended up 3rd)
2. Button
2. Button
- 09 Nov 2014, 17:40
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: 2014 Brazilian Grand Prix (where Hamilton have bad luck)
- Replies: 91
- Views: 8865
Re: 2014 Brazilian Grand Prix (where Hamilton have bad luck)
Woo Felipe!
Nice from Rosberg too to keep the championship relatively alive.
Nice from Rosberg too to keep the championship relatively alive.
- 09 Nov 2014, 17:11
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: 2014 Brazilian GP ROTR thread
- Replies: 47
- Views: 4998
Re: 2014 Brazilian GP ROTR thread
Massa might get a podium yet, but he's tried so hard to throw it away that he could be nominated yet
- 09 Nov 2014, 02:32
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: 2014 Brazilian Grand Prix (where Hamilton have bad luck)
- Replies: 91
- Views: 8865
Re: 2014 Brazilian Grand Prix (where Hamilton have bad luck)
It would also suggest that the two Williams drivers are running a fairly low downforce package - it may help them if it is dry, but they could well regret that if it starts raining heavily in the race. Also might mean that they might get stuck behind the Mercedes and aren't able to overtake, which ...
- 08 Nov 2014, 17:16
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: 2014 Brazilian Grand Prix (where Hamilton have bad luck)
- Replies: 91
- Views: 8865
Re: 2014 Brazilian Grand Prix (where Hamilton have bad luck)
Damn it, would have been superb for Massa to grab pole - would have made it interesting for the championship battle too. Considering Williams' speed, should make for an interesting race - just hopefully no rain for them!
- 08 Nov 2014, 13:27
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: 2014 Brazilian Grand Prix (where Hamilton have bad luck)
- Replies: 91
- Views: 8865
Re: 2014 Brazilian Grand Prix (where Hamilton have bad luck)
Was Magnussen really testing the artificial sparks in FP1? REALLY? Is that a real solution to the problems facing the sport? Do the FIA really think people are so stupid that as soon as they see something from the past they'll forget about whatever other issues they had with the sport and suddenly ...
- 07 Nov 2014, 09:38
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: The Caterham Thread
- Replies: 531
- Views: 59240
- 06 Nov 2014, 06:49
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: 2014 Brazilian Grand Prix (where Hamilton have bad luck)
- Replies: 91
- Views: 8865
Re: 2014 Brazilian Grand Prix (where Hamilton have bad luck)
4 years too late for Liuzzi to avoid getting RotR as well!
- 06 Nov 2014, 06:42
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: The Caterham Thread
- Replies: 531
- Views: 59240
Re: The Caterham Thread
Considering most of the sponsors that Barrichello had were probably there mostly for Interlagos, not sure if he'll be able to get a deal together to race at Abu Dhabi but who knows.
- 06 Nov 2014, 03:23
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: 2015 Silly Season Thread
- Replies: 1449
- Views: 120431
Re: 2015 Silly Season Thread
Hopefully Williams now have the resources to not need to give up Bottas or Massa's FP1s regularly in 2015.
Anyway, very happy for Nasr, think he has good potential, but never managed to put it all together in a whole season in GP2. Was quite a bit faster than Magnussen in the same team in British F3.
Anyway, very happy for Nasr, think he has good potential, but never managed to put it all together in a whole season in GP2. Was quite a bit faster than Magnussen in the same team in British F3.
- 05 Nov 2014, 14:48
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: 2014 Brazilian Grand Prix (where Hamilton have bad luck)
- Replies: 91
- Views: 8865
Re: 2014 Brazilian Grand Prix (where Hamilton have bad luck)
They've added more run-off at Turn 2 too...
Source: https://twitter.com/Mattzel89/status/530001071675310080
Source: https://twitter.com/Mattzel89/status/530001071675310080
- 05 Nov 2014, 11:40
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: The Caterham Thread
- Replies: 531
- Views: 59240
Re: The Caterham Thread
Although had he been faster than Ericsson in any session, it would have given Marcus the dubious honour of being outpaced in a session by 5 team-mates during the year. (Kobayashi, Lotterer, Frijns, Merhi) You obviously failed to spot Marcus ploy to ease his team-mates into a false sense of superior...
- 05 Nov 2014, 11:24
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: The Caterham Thread
- Replies: 531
- Views: 59240
Re: The Caterham Thread
Although had he been faster than Ericsson in any session, it would have given Marcus the dubious honour of being outpaced in a session by 5 team-mates during the year. (Kobayashi, Lotterer, Frijns, Merhi)
- 05 Nov 2014, 10:21
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: The Caterham Thread
- Replies: 531
- Views: 59240
Re: The Caterham Thread
Realistically he would have been incredibly slow, so really not sure it would have been the farewell to the Brazilian crowd that he would have imagined.
- 04 Nov 2014, 18:42
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: The Caterham Thread
- Replies: 531
- Views: 59240
Re: The Caterham Thread
Caterham were apparently going to run Barrichello in the last 3 races!
http://adamcooperf1.com/2014/11/04/cate ... -comeback/
http://adamcooperf1.com/2014/11/04/cate ... -comeback/
- 04 Nov 2014, 17:06
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: 2014 US of A Grand Prix Discussion Thread
- Replies: 144
- Views: 10099
Re: 2014 US of A Grand Prix Discussion Thread
Aguaman wrote:No one is talking about the great Pastor Maldonado on Autosport and F1Fanatics. It is like they care about a championship, pfftt. They should know their priorities.
Driver of the Weekend got 10% of votes.
BOO
Autosport did give Maldonado 9/10 in their driver ratings though.
- 04 Nov 2014, 04:40
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: 2015 Silly Season Thread
- Replies: 1449
- Views: 120431
Re: 2015 Silly Season Thread
Makes sense to have a bit of (relative) experience in the team, plus Verstappen would know that Vergne is both a known quantity to judge himself against, and at the same time very unlikely to go ahead of him in the queue for a future Red Bull seat.
- 04 Nov 2014, 04:38
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: US GP ROTR thread
- Replies: 70
- Views: 6824
Re: US GP ROTR thread
As for the Perez saving Marussia argument, at the same time it could significantly hurt Sauber so I don't support that at all.
- 02 Nov 2014, 22:35
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: Infinite Improbability Drive of the Race - USA
- Replies: 34
- Views: 3224
Re: Infinite Improbability Drive of the Race - USA
1. Ricciardo
2. Maldonado
2. Maldonado
- 02 Nov 2014, 22:19
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: 2014 US of A Grand Prix Discussion Thread
- Replies: 144
- Views: 10099
Re: 2014 US of A Grand Prix Discussion Thread
Think Ricciardo had a better relative drive than Vettel, whereas Seb was just passing cars he is faster than, Dan had to perfectly execute his strategy to jump the Williams (even if he did get some help from poor strategy), as well as make a crucial early move on Alonso. It reminds me of Massa vs Bo...
- 02 Nov 2014, 22:11
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: US GP ROTR thread
- Replies: 70
- Views: 6824
Re: US GP ROTR thread
To be fair to Kimi, I strongly suspect that he was carrying damage from earlier in the race given that Perez rammed the back of his car - if that is the case, I'd be prepared to give him some leeway because of that. Yeah good point, had forgotten that. I guess with the standard of his performances ...
- 02 Nov 2014, 22:00
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: US GP ROTR thread
- Replies: 70
- Views: 6824
Re: US GP ROTR thread
Croft is consistently very poor. Probably Kimi for today, forgot he was in the race for the most part. Perez as well of course. Also a regular nomination for Williams strategy for throwing away a certain podium. With the Renault engine no way Ricciardo could have passed Massa on track so all they ha...
- 09 Oct 2014, 08:55
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: 2014 Japanese Grand Prix + Couch Discussion Thread
- Replies: 364
- Views: 33650
Re: 2014 Japanese Grand Prix + Couch Discussion Thread
Rosberg, Bottas and Massa were basically the only 3 cars with nothing to gain from the race starting, so that - combined with the terrible handling of the Williams in those conditions - would have led to Massa's comments in all likelihood. Same as his comments about the conditions later in the race.
- 06 Oct 2014, 14:21
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: 2014 Japanese Grand Prix + Couch Discussion Thread
- Replies: 364
- Views: 33650
Re: 2014 Japanese Grand Prix + Couch Discussion Thread
Pretty sure somewhere in the terms and conditions of buying a ticket it says that anything you film is property of FOM.
I don't normally agree with them removing crowd footage (e.g. Fuji 2007) but in this case probably a good thing to take it down.
I don't normally agree with them removing crowd footage (e.g. Fuji 2007) but in this case probably a good thing to take it down.
- 06 Oct 2014, 13:44
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: 2014 Japanese Grand Prix + Couch Discussion Thread
- Replies: 364
- Views: 33650
Re: 2014 Japanese Grand Prix + Couch Discussion Thread
Is there really such an issue with leaving a crashed F1 car? Surely the cars are designed to survive high-velocity crashes into each other , so it'd be a lesser of two evils to leave a car in the gravel rather than sending heavy machinery into the same area? Only downside I could see is if the spin...
- 06 Oct 2014, 13:40
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: Japanese Grand Prix ROTR Thread.
- Replies: 69
- Views: 6331
Re: Japanese Grand Prix ROTR Thread.
I'm going for the typhoon if anything, don't think anything should be awarded unless Jules starts to pull through.
- 06 Oct 2014, 04:43
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: 2014 Japanese Grand Prix + Couch Discussion Thread
- Replies: 364
- Views: 33650
Re: 2014 Japanese Grand Prix + Couch Discussion Thread
I could definitely see a safety changes made in wet races if there's a crash, as Brazil 2003 (twice) Europe 2007 and sadly now today have shown that it's very easy for multiple cars to aquaplane off in the same place, even under yellows. Just as Europe 2007, most of the field were on the wrong tyre...
- 05 Oct 2014, 14:20
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: 2014 Japanese Grand Prix + Couch Discussion Thread
- Replies: 364
- Views: 33650
Re: 2014 Japanese Grand Prix + Couch Discussion Thread
Hopefully he can make a full recovery like Massa, even if he is out for a few months.
- 05 Oct 2014, 14:05
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: 2014 Japanese Grand Prix + Couch Discussion Thread
- Replies: 364
- Views: 33650
Re: 2014 Japanese Grand Prix + Couch Discussion Thread
Very encouraging update.
- 05 Oct 2014, 13:03
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: 2014 Japanese Grand Prix + Couch Discussion Thread
- Replies: 364
- Views: 33650
Re: 2014 Japanese Grand Prix + Couch Discussion Thread
Taki Inoue just posted quite a graphic image of the aftermath of the crash. View at your own discretion. Once again shows the downside of the change to Twitter this year that images in tweets automatically appear in your timeline, very difficult to avoid confronting images such as this or other thi...
- 05 Oct 2014, 12:49
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: 2014 Japanese Grand Prix + Couch Discussion Thread
- Replies: 364
- Views: 33650
Re: 2014 Japanese Grand Prix + Couch Discussion Thread
Taki Inoue just posted quite a graphic image of the aftermath of the crash. View at your own discretion. Once again shows the downside of the change to Twitter this year that images in tweets automatically appear in your timeline, very difficult to avoid confronting images such as this or other thin...
- 05 Oct 2014, 11:08
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: 2014 Japanese Grand Prix + Couch Discussion Thread
- Replies: 364
- Views: 33650
Re: 2014 Japanese Grand Prix + Couch Discussion Thread
It's good to have some hope, I was fearing even worse than what the update suggests to be honest. Fingers crossed the doctors can save him.
- 05 Oct 2014, 09:19
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: 2014 Japanese Grand Prix + Couch Discussion Thread
- Replies: 364
- Views: 33650
Re: 2014 Japanese Grand Prix + Couch Discussion Thread
The alternative is calling a safety car, not about the type of equipment used. Even under a safety car, we have seen drivers struggling to control their cars and sliding off the track (as happened with Ericsson in the opening laps). Given that drivers were complaining about aquaplaning behind the s...
- 05 Oct 2014, 09:01
- Forum: The Paul Stoddart Memorial Forum
- Topic: 2014 Japanese Grand Prix + Couch Discussion Thread
- Replies: 364
- Views: 33650
Re: 2014 Japanese Grand Prix + Couch Discussion Thread
He'd already made some initial comments earlier to other outlets, so perhaps is just sick of talking about it (understandably).