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Formula 1 2012: General Discussion Thread
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Gintonious wrote: »What difference does that make? He still has to win this year.
Do you think Schuie will beat him or something
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Seriously does not compute, especially after the season of 2011. It almost turned me off the sport
you set your standards to low then
Edit: not disagreeing about the 2011 snooze fest, but in terms of racing this year aint been much better. the championship is great but i'd rather have racing on track than a procession which is what we nearly always get.0 -
you set your standards to low then
Edit: not disagreeing about the 2011 snooze fest, but in terms of racing this year aint been much better. the championship is great but i'd rather have racing on track than a procession which is what we nearly always get.
Whilst majority of the F1 world thinks there is too much action to follow the race in real time...
The only thing I hate about this season is 50eur per month if wanted to watch in HD.
Tyres were annoying first 5-6 races but OK now.0 -
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you set your standards to low then
Edit: not disagreeing about the 2011 snooze fest, but in terms of racing this year aint been much better. the championship is great but i'd rather have racing on track than a procession which is what we nearly always get.
Actually, my standards were set by the 08, 09 & 10 seasons. All, heart grippingly exciting championship battles which were on a knife edge to the very end, or at least near it.
Last season was over by now, & the second half of it was a mere formality with an almost guaranteed winner. Most of the races were decided on Saturday, & nobody could touch the Red Bulls so there was no excitement or suspense in any of it. Unless your a Vettel fan? Which would explain why your not enjoying this season actually...
This year, different winners, massively competitive driving, the cars are competitive, there's no clear dominant force, every race is up for the taking, the whole championship is up for the taking.
Bring it on. F1 is back.0 -
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Gintonious wrote: »http://www.dw.de/dw/article/0,,16204593,00.html
Schumacher made an honorary citizen of Spa, brilliant.
Ok now he's the King Of Spa
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So without meaning to cause a "was his fault,not his fault" argument (I swear
), Pastor Maldonado received 5 penalties last season with Williams. This season Pastor has already surpassed last year's tally having 8 races remaining with a total of 6 penalties, 9 if you count gearbox changes but not driver error so we'll leave them out. He's collided with Perez, Hamilton, Di Resta, Glock, had a jump start and blocked Hulkenburg in qualy. If you're head of Williams, would you be giving him a seat next year, even if he was paying for his seat? 0 -
Jordan 191 wrote: »FFS... every other team will have it by the time they get it working!
Monza requires so different aero package anyway that new-DRS wouldn't gain enough top speed (if any) to be worth the hassle.
They should had it in SPA.0 -
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Max_Charger wrote: »So without meaning to cause a "was his fault,not his fault" argument (I swear ), Pastor Maldonado received 5 penalties last season with Williams. This season Pastor has already surpassed last year's tally having 8 races remaining with a total of 6 penalties, 9 if you count gearbox changes but not driver error so we'll leave them out. He's collided with Perez, Hamilton, Di Resta, Glock, had a jump start and blocked Hulkenburg in qualy. If you're head of Williams, would you be giving him a seat next year, even if he was paying for his seat?
Personally I think its only a matter of time before he either seriously injures himself or someone else during a race. He's reckless beyond belief at times.0 -
Max_Charger wrote: »So without meaning to cause a "was his fault,not his fault" argument (I swear ), Pastor Maldonado received 5 penalties last season with Williams. This season Pastor has already surpassed last year's tally having 8 races remaining with a total of 6 penalties, 9 if you count gearbox changes but not driver error so we'll leave them out. He's collided with Perez, Hamilton, Di Resta, Glock, had a jump start and blocked Hulkenburg in qualy. If you're head of Williams, would you be giving him a seat next year, even if he was paying for his seat?
It's just so hard question man
Maldonado seems to have full back up of his country/oil companies.. money, money..
I would give him challenge:
8 races to go, collect whatever points in 5 of them then you'll have a seat for 2013.0 -
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