2014 Santander German Grand Prix

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Oh dear, how utterly pathetic.

Kudos to Rosberg for the idea - being at the German GP with a German team, a fortnight after Germany win the World Cup, it was a really nice tribute that has been scuppered by brain-dead people who cannot use a bit of common sense or show an ounce of decency. Absolute idiots - and I hope the negative publicity bites them in the ass, as they thoroughly deserve it.
 
Touring Mars
Oh dear, how utterly pathetic.

Kudos to Rosberg for the idea - being at the German GP with a German team, a fortnight after Germany win the World Cup, it was a really nice tribute that has been scuppered by brain-dead people who cannot use a bit of common sense or show an ounce of decency. Absolute idiots - and I hope the negative publicity bites them in the ass, as they thoroughly deserve it.
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Sadly, not a surprise these days - not when every part of the car and driver has basically become a moving billboard full of advertisements. Still good to know who to be turned off by... I'll make sure the mute button is handy anytime I see a Hyundai commercial from now on ;)
 
Susie has been jinxed again :(. Edit: Nvm, they fixed the problem.
 
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Good to see a bit of innovation the McLaren, new rear wing with strakes along the end plate and a waved slot gap (between Johnny Walker logo).

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Interestingly Susie's best S2 time was just 0.022 slower than Rosberg's and faster than Seb and Daniel, not bad for her first proper run in a 2014 car.
 
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Touring Mars
Oh dear, how utterly pathetic.

Kudos to Rosberg for the idea - being at the German GP with a German team, a fortnight after Germany win the World Cup, it was a really nice tribute that has been scuppered by brain-dead people who cannot use a bit of common sense or show an ounce of decency. Absolute idiots - and I hope the negative publicity bites them in the ass, as they thoroughly deserve it.
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I actually think the issue was raised by FIFA's sponsors (not that I'm saying FIFA just listen to the money*), I'm not sure who they all are but I'm sure one of them will be an energy drink. Seeing the World Cup they pay to sponsor in a crown of Monster logos was probably too much for them.

As mentioned previously; Rosberg should have just turned up with it on race day then we could have watched Sep Blatter jogging alongside trying to throw a towel across Rosberg's head.


* Yes I am
 
I see Toto Wolff is upset about the empty grandstands.

Does he not understand the concept of a working week?

Fridays have always had a relatively low spectator turnout, if only because people are at work. But it's also Friday practice - from the spectator point of view, it's not as important as qualifying and the race.
 
prisonermonkeys
I see Toto Wolff is upset about the empty grandstands.

Does he not understand the concept of a working week?

Fridays have always had a relatively low spectator turnout, if only because people are at work. But it's also Friday practice - from the spectator point of view, it's not as important as qualifying and the race.
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Not to mention that some Germans may have already taken an unscheduled day off work on monday...
 
Are there any fail-safes for brake failure?

I know of some vehicles like trains if there is any issue with the brakes they go into emergency mode and full apply.
 
Grayfox
Are there any fail-safes for brake failure?

I know of some vehicles like trains if there is any issue with the brakes they go into emergency mode and full apply.
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What would they do with them? The human reaction time is finite and the drivers already, in theory, brake at the latest possible moment. If they had better "fail-safe" brakes then they'd use those in the first place. If you see what I mean :)
 
Since rosburg has not set a time, if he sets one about P16 will that mean lewis will start in P17?
 

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