Grand Prix Rejects

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Mercedes . Having won a race in the first half of the season made it quite hard not to have high expectations for them. They made Schumacher's mistakes even more apparent by the mere fact of mechanical issues, which were down to the car and not the driver. They even announced Hamilton's seat takeov...

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Actually, on second thought, I nominate Hamilton for ROTR. He's proving once again that hotheadedness does not work, it was an incident that could have been avoided, had not his relentlessness intervened. And what the hell was that parking on the other side of the track (near the pit exit) when he c...

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Well it was a nice call for Kimi to take the old Interlagos track, instead of trying to turn on the grass... who would have known that the exit was blocked? Hilarious stuff.

Epic race, btw.

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Felipe may be on speed, but still off the pace...

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Remember that Bad Luck Schumacher meme where he advances thirteen places in order to finish only as 11th? Well, it's a fact now.

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Well, I expected more of a comeback from the man who is the reason why I started watching F1 in 1994. But, such is life. Anyway, great memories, and I believe these Mercedes years won't do much harm to his reputation.

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Schumacher to Ferrari, anyone?

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What's the point in hiding them, when banning is quite more appropriate...

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redbulljack14 wrote:If anyone wants me to do any unleashing, let me know. When that happens, whether or not you're on foot, I can guarantee it'll be a marathon, not a sprint.

This.

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Red Bull. Double DNF is quite an achievement these days...

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sswishbone wrote:Kobayashi-sama weighs in with his view on who ROTR is

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/formula1/19512281

Nice Engrish there...

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Well, the thing with Grosjean was quite entertaining actually, it's getting tiresome to see the usual suspects and their usual finishing positions, thanks to their cars' impeccable reliability. Kind of reminded me of Spa 1998. Nobody got a reprimand then, if my memory serves me right. But yes, it wa...

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eytl wrote:Come to think of it, he could have scored three ROTRs for this one performance alone.

That's Michael Schumacher. He always wins. Something.

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Sadly to say, but this one goes to Schumacher. He did pretty much everything he could on the ROTR checklist and a bit more. It's almost unthinkable, taking into account the weight of his resume...

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JeremyMcClean wrote:Can we just sack Massa now?

His ineptitude is becoming more and more legendary...

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I'm sure that this ad does wonders for Massa's confidence.

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Valencia being more interesting than Silverstone... is this an alternate universe F1?

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A terrible accident, I wish her a successful recovery. The question that's boggling my mind is why is Marussia testing while there's a mid-season test ban?

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A tough call this one. Here it goes: 3. Mercedes - Even the backmarkers have a higher reliability rate, 2. Massa - You're not getting a seat in 2013, but you probably know that already, 1. Button - Having your teammate win the race and being overlapped by the said teammate is incredibly rejectful.

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So, is he determined to win the 2012 F1 Championship while driving at Indy?

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Well... it was about time really. Overdue stuff.

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Ferrim wrote:
Minardi Man wrote:Hey, remember in 2009, when all the new cars were being hyped up as beautiful and flowing with the new regulations?
Yeah, I really miss those days...

What I remember is people saying they were awful because of their narrow rear wings and wide front ones.

Seconded.

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Dammit!

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Like a Sir.

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My God, that Ferrari thing has sheer ugliness written all over it. It's the Destroyer of Worlds!

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Now that's a car. Beautiful.

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stupot94 wrote:
lostpin wrote:My eyes are melting! Kill it, kill it while you can!

Kill it with Fire!

Thou infernal creation, the Fire King himself shall bring the end upon thee!

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stupot94 wrote:
Captain Hammer wrote:Wrong!

Daddy, why is that Formula One car so ugly? Unless they designed it to look like Alain Prost

My eyes are melting! Kill it, kill it while you can!

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F1 cars seem to get uglier by the year. First it was that ridiculously wide front wing, then the ridiculously high and narrow back wing, now this...

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Kimi's cradle...

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Needs more vodka.

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The only difference between the two images is the fractionally narrower front tire. Trust me, I'm good at this.

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Disqualified? Bathplug yourself.

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If it's ugly, than it has to be slow too. Take the 1996 car, for example...

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That crackpot Kubica is obviously doing everything he can in order to stay away from F1. Idiot.

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Hm... and what is actually wrong with the old Buenos Aires Circuit? We definitely don't need another Tilkedrome...

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The sack of Buemi and Alguersuari is definitely a surprise, given their consistency and generally solid performances. Of course, they never did a Vettel, but again, bringing two almost complete rookies to F1 (in the same team) instead of using experienced and seasoned talent seems a little strange.

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Btw, hopefully not spamming the discussion, but I believe that Buemi and Alguersuari are both out too...

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Someone's about to lose his virginity at Virgin...

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redbulljack14 wrote:
DonTirri wrote:I Lol'd

This is the greatest film poster ever, even better than the Deletraz and Winkelhock posters.

My God, this is hilarious. ROFL!

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