2015 Formula 1 Gran Premio De Mexico

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No penalty for Raikkonen or Bottas.
 
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Edit: tree'd.
 
What's happening to Vettel today??
 
Kimi pushed him wide and Bottas was not going to be his Rosberg
 
That's a good way to kill the brakes.
 
Lots of oil dry on the track. Must have been a mechanical failure in one of the support races this morning, and they did a terrible job of cleaning it up.
It's supposed to be blown or brushed off the track once the oil is absorbed.
 
So after the cracking US GP we're back to same old same old with this race so far it seems. Not much happening and Merc are in the distance. Let's hope they give us a race at some point in the next 40 laps.
 
Sorta like Tahoe, but instead of the hoe you put in co... like the LLC.

Fair enough, the Taco Bell commercials pronounce it tack-oh, but there you go :)

Back on-topic... this isn't a great racetrack so far...
 
Graphics are like ayy lmao
Several laps ago ESPN momentarily thought both Massa and Vettel were Mercedes drivers. In their dreams! :lol:

Speaking of the Mercedes drivers they've both pitted, and it's back to the status quo. So it's going to come down to how can look after their tyres the best.
 
I think conditions are making it worse honestly, and the surface is still probably green.
 
You guys are calling this boring? We're seeing more passing here than we did at any race 10+ years ago...
 
How was Alonso's car disabled again? I missed it. They kept replaying Vettel's close encounter with Ricciardo in the beginning.
 
You guys are calling this boring? We're seeing more passing here then we did at any race 10+ years ago...
Not boring, but the usual.

I'm more surprised with Sainz actually.
 
Hamilton just went seven tenths quicker then Rosberg...

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Sainz drifting and rallying the car :p.
 
You guys are calling this boring? We're seeing more passing here than we did at any race 10+ years ago...

DRS passes mostly though, which are not particularly interesting when they're past before they even get to the corner.
 
You guys are calling this boring? We're seeing more passing here than we did at any race 10+ years ago...

Overtaking now is on a massive downward trend, numerically. It's now fallen below 1990s levels. I think this race will have more overtakes than Singapore (16) but it's hardly setting the sport alight.
 
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