Infinite Improbability Drive of the Race - America
Infinite Improbability Drive of the Race - America
1. Carlos Sainz Jr - In just one weekend he's made Hulk look pretty ordinary, and Palmer look like one of the assorted scrubs that populate the M25 or M11 on a daily basis.
2. Daniil Kvyat - If this was Kvyat's last stand in F1, he went out fighting.
2. Daniil Kvyat - If this was Kvyat's last stand in F1, he went out fighting.
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East Londoner wrote:1. Carlos Sainz Jr - In just one weekend he's made Hulk look pretty ordinary, and Palmer look like one of the assorted scrubs that populate the M25 or M11 on a daily basis.
Didn't ol' Jolyon do that himself?
1. Carlos Sainz Jr - What Londoner said
2. Max Verstappen - It's a shame the stewards decided that track limits only exist on the last lap
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Re: Infinite Improbability Drive of the Race - America
1) Carlos Sainz, Jr.: Really impressive showing from him on his Renault debut.
2) Max Verstappen: Five second penalty aside, his recovery from his penalty was very impressive.
2) Max Verstappen: Five second penalty aside, his recovery from his penalty was very impressive.
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1. Carlos Sainz, Jr.: Great first race for Renault, scored almost as many points as Palmer did all season.
2. Brendon Hartley, Daniil Kvyat, Marcus Ericsson and Max Verstappen: Yes, a four-way tie, each getting 1.5 points for impressive driving in general.
2. Brendon Hartley, Daniil Kvyat, Marcus Ericsson and Max Verstappen: Yes, a four-way tie, each getting 1.5 points for impressive driving in general.
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1. Sainz: In his first weekend for Renault, he managed to match Hulkenburg's pace, fight with Force India and win, make the best (legal) overtaking move of the race and almost match Palmer's points contribution to Renault. He really will be one to watch for the rest of 2017 and beyond...
2. Kvyat: Proved what he could do on a good day (despite pressure from the team)- he qualified well, raced cleanly and brought the car home in the points, on a day so many other drivers rammed each other. Perhaps benching him has actually calmed him down a bit, and that can only be a good thing.
HM:
Massa: helped by strategy, but had the measure of Stroll easily when his F1 seat is under threat.
Verstappen: 16th to 3rd 4th!
Hartley: An OK (if a little slow) debut, but good nevertheless considering what little F1 experience he has.
1. Sainz: In his first weekend for Renault, he managed to match Hulkenburg's pace, fight with Force India and win, make the best (legal) overtaking move of the race and almost match Palmer's points contribution to Renault. He really will be one to watch for the rest of 2017 and beyond...
2. Kvyat: Proved what he could do on a good day (despite pressure from the team)- he qualified well, raced cleanly and brought the car home in the points, on a day so many other drivers rammed each other. Perhaps benching him has actually calmed him down a bit, and that can only be a good thing.
HM:
Massa: helped by strategy, but had the measure of Stroll easily when his F1 seat is under threat.
Verstappen: 16th to 3rd 4th!
Hartley: An OK (if a little slow) debut, but good nevertheless considering what little F1 experience he has.
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1. Brendon Hartley - That was the very definition of improbable.
2. Daniil Kvyat - What we all needed.
Not voting Verstappen. Nothing he does surprises me anymore.
2. Daniil Kvyat - What we all needed.
Not voting Verstappen. Nothing he does surprises me anymore.
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McLaren Director did an interview with NBC during the race and when asked about the Renault failures dropped this bomb "Well they are pushing the horsepower limits so that's understandable. It's when you don't make horsepower and still have failures that there is a problem"
Boom! Gets all my points.
McLaren Director did an interview with NBC during the race and when asked about the Renault failures dropped this bomb "Well they are pushing the horsepower limits so that's understandable. It's when you don't make horsepower and still have failures that there is a problem"
Boom! Gets all my points.
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1- Verstappen: 'nuff said
2- Kvyat: Well, that surprised me
2- Kvyat: Well, that surprised me
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Re: Infinite Improbability Drive of the Race - America
1. Sainz
2. Hartley
HM: Kvyat.
2. Hartley
HM: Kvyat.
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1. Sainz - great debut in an unfamiliar car.
2. Kvyat, showed how much he wanted the keep the drive for next year.
2. Kvyat, showed how much he wanted the keep the drive for next year.
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1/ Max Verstappen - For his podium. Because I personally agree with Mark Webber.
2/ Brendon Hartley - For actually making it into F1.
2/ Brendon Hartley - For actually making it into F1.
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(1) Ferrari strategists - for once did the right thing to pressurise Mercedes
(2) Kvyat - solid and drama free
(2) Kvyat - solid and drama free
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1. Verstappen: That last lap shows that he is championship material.
2. Sainz: 7th on Renault debut
2. Sainz: 7th on Renault debut
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1. Sainz - No adaptation needed
2. Verstappen - From 16th to the p... okay, 4th
2. Verstappen - From 16th to the p... okay, 4th
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1 Sainz
2. Kvyat; apparently carrying a problem at the end as well
2. Kvyat; apparently carrying a problem at the end as well
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1. Sainz - Nice run in a Car that was literally Bathplugged since Palmer was on the team
2. Kvyat - As with what everyone has said so far
Honorable mention to Ocon for being best of the rest.
2. Kvyat - As with what everyone has said so far
Honorable mention to Ocon for being best of the rest.
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1. Verstappen - 16th to 4th - or, better, to 3rd. Only fifteen-ish seconds down on LewLew with one pitstop more and a ton of overtakes to do. This speaks for itself.
2. Ocon - For breaking 's record of consecutive finishes as a rookie.
2. Ocon - For breaking 's record of consecutive finishes as a rookie.
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novitopoli wrote:2. Ocon - For breaking 's record of consecutive finishes as a rookie.
Regardless of this, there's one thing Esteban will never have that Max has: a place in the Reject Hall of Fame.
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1. Sainz
2. Ericsson - mostly for qualifying
2. Ericsson - mostly for qualifying
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1. Sainz - What a way to make your debut for a team
2. Kvyat - Points finish, made up for the lad after all he's been through
HM - Ericsson
2. Kvyat - Points finish, made up for the lad after all he's been through
HM - Ericsson
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U.S.A. results are in, and we have a clear winner this week!
1. Carlos Sainz Jr. 126
2. Max Verstappen 59.5
3. Daniil Kvyat 55.5
4. Brendon Hartley 23.5
5. Marcus Ericsson 7.5
6. Zak Brown 10
- Ferrari strategists 10
8. Esteban Ocon 6
Carlos Sainz Jr. wins IIDOTR for the third time this year, putting him ahead of anyone else for the most times that award has been one by the same person / entity this season. A great drive in his first Renault race, showed up Hulkenberg somewhat, and got a great 7th place to show for it. Max Verstappen wins a close-fought runner up position, after his great drive through the field and almost-podium finish, regardless of the post-race result. Daniil Kvyat was a close third for his fifth last stand that saw him get a well-earned point in possibly his last race.
1. Carlos Sainz Jr. 126
2. Max Verstappen 59.5
3. Daniil Kvyat 55.5
4. Brendon Hartley 23.5
5. Marcus Ericsson 7.5
6. Zak Brown 10
- Ferrari strategists 10
8. Esteban Ocon 6
Carlos Sainz Jr. wins IIDOTR for the third time this year, putting him ahead of anyone else for the most times that award has been one by the same person / entity this season. A great drive in his first Renault race, showed up Hulkenberg somewhat, and got a great 7th place to show for it. Max Verstappen wins a close-fought runner up position, after his great drive through the field and almost-podium finish, regardless of the post-race result. Daniil Kvyat was a close third for his fifth last stand that saw him get a well-earned point in possibly his last race.
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