2014 Formula 1 United States Grand Prix

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Yeah Hammi :-)
 
MUSC4EVER
What did he say?, I couldn't quite catch that..
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Oh man just saw that :lol: , he was sarcasticlly replying to the team delaying his pit stop
 
Hamilton 25 point gap now and wins five in a row for the first time in his career...
 
That was a decent race. Ricciardo is now officially out of WDC battle.
 
Lol @ Hamilton smacking his engineer's butt.
 
Premise: Bottas is dominating Massa. They are tied 6-6 when both finish, yet a problem cannot be found. :confused:
 
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Hamilton Rosberg Ricciardo, Bottas Massa ^
 
Williams always seem to be sleeping when it comes to pit strategy
 
TenEightyOne
Hamilton's, what, 20 points ahead? We're nowhere near done, Rosberg can still potentially score 75 points to Hamilton's 0.
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He'll need to have reliability issues if Nico stands a chance, correct me if I'm wrong if Lewis finishes second twice he wins it?
 
Great race with some fantastic battles and wheel to wheel racing, a lot better than Sochi!
 
yeah.... not looking good for Nico. I didn't like that pass either Lewis put on him. I thought I saw some contact but they never showed it (Nico's onboard).
 
MUSC4EVER
Hamilton 25 point gap now and wins five in a row for the first time in his career...
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24 pt gap...

That's important, because potentially Hamilton could go to Abu Dhabi with a 49 point lead and still lose the title... ridiculous situation frankly.

Quote of the day from Mario Andretti: "Can I leave?"... or was that Nico? :p
 
sems4arsenal
He'll need to have reliability issues if Nico stands a chance, correct me if I'm wrong if Lewis finishes second twice he wins it?
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The cars might be on the limit of reliability in Abu Dhabi and anything can happen in Brazil.
 
This F1 season has taken a turn for the worse since the Italy race finished...
 
Touring Mars
24 pt gap...

That's important, because potentially Hamilton could go to Abu Dhabi with a 49 point lead and still lose the title... ridiculous situation frankly.

Quote of the day from Mario Andretti: "Can I leave?"... or was that Nico? :p
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Mario said it.
 
So, yay for Maldonado finishing in the points and boo for Hamilton winning.
 
sems4arsenal
He'll need to have reliability issues if Nico stands a chance, correct me if I'm wrong if Lewis finishes second twice he wins it?
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That should be correct. It would be a total loss of 21 points I believe for Hamilton if they continue 1,2 finishes for the last 2 races if Rosberg edges out Hamilton
 
Peasantslayer
The cars might be on the limit of reliability in Abu Dhabi and anything can happen in Brazil.
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I do hope it pours down the rain this year..... And, unfortunately, I see Abu Dhabi a repeat of this...
 
sems4arsenal
He'll need to have reliability issues if Nico stands a chance, correct me if I'm wrong if Lewis finishes second twice he wins it?
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Yeah, from here basically it's in the bag for Hamilton unless he gets really unlucky or has major brain fade. Or gets Maldonadoed. But good on him, I say. It would be cool to see Rosberg win a title but it's not like Hamilton hasn't earned it. I'll be happy enough if either of them win, it's a credit to Rosberg that he's managed to run it right down to the wire against a driver of Hamilton's calibre.

And what about that Aussie bloke?! Man, does he drive above and beyond what the car is capable of or what?! Ricciardo is my new hero, not least for his awesome face fur. :)
 
SkengD
Williams always seem to be sleeping when it comes to pit strategy
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Lost a podium for Massa with the slow stop. Of course if they had stopped a lap earlier, they could have swallowed that slow stop and still been 3rd. Simply poor from the Williams team.
 
Yeah, Massa is livid right now in post-race...
 
Six years ago today that Hamilton won the World Championship..
 
I just made it on Sky's Post F1 coverage.

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