2015 Formula 1 Grande Premio Petrobras do Brasil

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Alonso is still racing*! (lap 22!)











*Participating.
 
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Great move by Verstappen! So gutsy, once again
 
GTPorsche
Racing is such a loose term for McLaren this year. :sly:
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Fixed. :p


Also, Max brings the entertainment once again, apart from him it's pretty much The Grande Parade of Brazil.
 
Been a boring race, but I'm not in the mood to study :lol: Well done to Nico though
 
Maldonado not blocking and causing an accident?! What is this??
 
It's a good job someone's trying then. This is boring.:ouch:
 
It's Bore-zil when there's no weather in play.
 
Another tedious race, Rosberg won't be able to race like that in Abu Dhabi.
 
Past few years have proved that Interlagos needs rain to be a good race.
 
Fairly uneventful race overall, outside of a few overtakes from Verstappen.
 
Pretty rubbish race, well done to Nico and Mercedes once again, far too late for Nico though...

Brundle is doing the podium interviews....
 
Just woke up; sorry i started sleeping after the 1st lap was over
 
Great tache
 
There are either orders for Hamilton to let Rosberg win so second place in the standings is secured, or Rosberg without championship pressure is championship material. :lol:
 
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Dennisch
There are either orders foe Hamilton to let Rosberg win so second place in the standings is secured, or Rosberg without championship pressure is championship material. :lol:
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Didn't look like the former.
 
Only thing to look forward to in this race is the podium media conference at the end where Vettel will troll Rosberg.
 
Apparently you can't overtake here according Lewis, welp lets not race here anymore then.
 
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GTPorsche
Verstappen must have been on a different track then.
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He struggled to get past Nasr and when he did he was over 2 seconds a lap quicker, Hamilton probably needed to be well over half a second a lap quicker to have a realistic chance of getting past. If it didn't have such a rich history people would be calling Interlagos a Mickey Mouse track.
 
That seems to be the issue in every track right now, and I would take a wild guess in blaming downforce. Hell, NASCAR has suffered the same issue over the last few years and when they removed downforce for both races this season they were by far better than any race since 2008. I would say it's time for the FIA to remove even more downforce from these cars, let mechanical grip play a bigger role on the races...

(F1/NASCAR comparision had to be done, sorry.)
 
GTPorsche
Downforce is the main issue with all modern motorsports I'd say, but no one wants to remove the downforce.
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Hopefully 2017 saves the day.
 
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