Yep Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg.Formula 1 is fun to watch.
There was that mercedes benz team that was killing it last season. that boyfriend of nicole sherizinger. him and his other teammate dude were so far ahead of everyone. they used to lap people when i watched some of the events last season.
max verstappen on sixth, and the race is in a few hours, because summertime is set.
thunders andshowers, so big chances for him.
My euro homies.....I stayed up til 5 am watching that Malaysia Grand Prix. I was entertained.
yeah, i saw it live, great exciting raceI don't know if you saw the race, but Verstappen had an excellent drive.
The race it self was a pretty entertaining one, lot of overtakes.
He probably will, kimi's is a better overtaker, and has better race pace, he shits the bed usually in Quali, when it comes down to a single lap.i just hope Kimi is going to beat vettels ass, so hard
I agree with the sentiment but that's been the problem...He probably will, kimi's is a better overtaker, and has better race pace, he shits the bed usually in Quali, when it comes down to a single lap.
This race he came back from the last spot to get 4th, and get a 16 sec between him and the williams behind him, he got a little help from the safety car but still pretty impressive.
Vettel has got good race pace when no one is in front of him, if he gets pole position he usually wins.
The funny thing is they are good friends, something that you don't see often between teammates in F1.I agree with the sentiment but that's been the problem...
Kimi is a stud showing he go from damn near DNF to 4th. The guy is easily the top 3 driver if you want a lesson in overtaking.
Vettel may not go 10th to 1st, but he doesn't need to. He'll start in the top 4 and end there too. I don't care for some of his personality off the grid, but the guy is an incredible and consistent driver. Maybe more so than anybody else.
Kimi would do better than Vettel on a mid-tier team or lower. But that's not the game at this tier. The big money teams can threaten for pole and get away from the pack every time. And Vettel is there because of skill and now that he is there he uses that momentum.
Double points was really stupid in my eyes.@delightone thanks for bring this back to life!
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So the spread of the top 3 against everyone else continues.
This is bad for the sport. There are some fun competitions still to be had. But there needs to be a more competitive field.
Can you imagine if there were still double points? The travesty to be had in that top 3.
Come to Texas this year!BIG McLarenite here, I've not watched it that much since moving to the US though because most of the races are on at Silly O'Clock.
I agree they were killing it with rule changes, they are working to tone down the rules that takes effect at the start of 2017 and a few in 2016.Watched F1 really heavily over the years, but it really died for me around 2002. When "team orders" and picking on the non Euros (par for the course for FIA) I started to lose interest. Starting to get back into a little in the past couple years, but when the world's premier hybrid manufacturer isn't involved, I have trouble buying it as the pinnacle of motorsport.
The US GP was one of the greats, this one was mwah.2 minutes until the return to Mexico!