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The post race interviews are so bad.
 
There's the shoe.

There's a can of Red Bull.

Just waiting for Gerard Butler to kick Danny off the stage. :lol:
 
Daniel is so adorbs.
 
I think starting out of the top 10 and then fighting your way into 5th and 6th place is more challenging than trying to hold on to the lead without making a mistake. Look at Alonso and Sainz Jr. they've both been on the limit the whole race, while both Mercs were at crusing mode for like the last third of the race, like always. If Lewis would've had to fight for this victory I could understand you, but for today I really don't see why he should be driver of the day.

I mean as I said, hell when you have 3 of those guy fall out of the top ten it makes it all the easier. He didn't start outside the top ten for the case of Sainz as you were saying originally deserved DotD. I said Alonso was a bit more but probably not so much so that it was any better than what he did 4 other times in the last 7 races finishing in the top 10 in nearly the same position.
 
There's the shoe.

There's a can of Red Bull.

Just waiting for Gerard Butler to kick Danny off the stage. :lol:


'THIS....IS....AUSTIN!!!!!!!!!'

:lol:
 
Can't wait to see "shoey" for the rest of Daniboys career.

I mean as I said, hell when you have 3 of those guy fall out of the top ten it makes it all the easier.
And what made this race so difficult for Lewis today? (we won't come to an agreement here, won't we?)
 
Can't wait to see "shoey" for the rest of Daniboys career.


And what made this race so difficult for Lewis today? (we won't come to an agreement here, won't we?)

God I hope not.
 
Dull race at the front, but quite entertaining farther down.

How not to be a fan of Ricciardo is unpossible. Unpossible!

Glad to see both McLarens in the points again, even if Alonso pulled kind of a dick move on Massa.
 
Dull race at the front, but quite entertaining farther down.

How not to be a fan of Ricciardo is unpossible. Unpossible!

Glad to see both McLarens in the points again, even if Alonso pulled kind of a dick move to Massa.

Not to be that guy, and I see the joke (all the funnier with your name). It's impossible, the word you are looking for is impossible. Also I agree, I love that guy he's hilarious and a great driver, glad I grew attached to him in STR, and glad RB kept him.

Alonso's move was valid, Massa was slow out and Alonso was enough along side that Felipe could have given more room. Then again Felipe doesn't ever want to give more room.
 
Not to be that guy, and I see the joke (all the funnier with your name). It's impossible, the word you are looking for is impossible. Also I agree, I love that guy he's hilarious and a great driver, glad I grew attached to him in STR, and glad RB kept him.

Alonso's move was valid, Massa was slow out and Alonso was enough along side that Felipe could have given more room. Then again Felipe doesn't ever want to give more room.

Unpossible! Alonso's move just seemed a bit much, coming from out of nowhere with a full head of steam and pushing Massa off track. Might just be me. Or lingering PTSD from GT6 online races. :lol:

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* And I completely lost it when Ricciardo didn't know what to do with his hands, a la Ricky Bobby. :lol:
 
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There's the shoe.

There's a can of Red Bull.

Just waiting for Gerard Butler to kick Danny off the stage. :lol:
Just caught that on a highlight.

Seriously, eww, what the hell was that? :sick:
 
Verstappen was voted Driver Of The Day.... WHAT?!
 
Verstappen was voted Driver Of The Day.... WHAT?!

Our commentator told during the race that when he was talking to the guy who monitors the votes, and where they come from, roughly 25% of all votes come from the Netherlands. And after that he called onto the Dutchies to vote for Max.

:lol:
 
Our commentator told during the race that when he was talking to the guy who monitors the votes, and where they come from, roughly 25% of all votes come from the Netherlands. And after that he called onto the Dutchies to vote for Max.

:lol:

Wow the whole thing gets old, after this being what the third time for Max and this time for no reason. And then Rio getting it in Australia. This system is pretty stupid and really should just go away, it nothing more than a popularity contest. Alonso or Lewis deserved this but whatever, Netherlands.
 
Wow the whole thing gets old, after this being what the third time for Max and this time for no reason. And then Rio getting it in Australia. This system is pretty stupid and really should just go away, it nothing more than a popularity contest. Alonso or Lewis deserved this but whatever, Netherlands.

It's a stupid system anyway. Why should we be able to vote during the race already. Open it up just before the end of the race and keep it open for, let's say 12 hours or so.

But then again, today shows how easy it is to rig the system.
 
It's a stupid system anyway. Why should we be able to vote during the race already. Open it up just before the end of the race and keep it open for, let's say 12 hours or so.

But then again, today shows how easy it is to rig the system.

The first race showed it as I said, and they never thought to fix it. Shows you how much they care about it.
 
We should start spreading the word to make someone like Palmer DOTD for the rest of the season. Then they'll notice something's fishy.
 
But then again, today shows how easy it is to rig the system.
Yes, and Formula-E turned that into an on-track advantage :banghead:
Let's hope F1 stays away from this desperate move to gain popularity.
 
and Formula-E turned that into an on-track advantage

Do elaborate please, as I can't stand watching humming racecars.
 
Two or three drivers have a one-use boost during the race when they get enough fan votes. It's the "Fan Boost".
 
Stewards decided "No further action" in the Alonso / Massa incident.
"The Stewards examined the evidence and conclude that no driver was wholly or predominately to blame for the collision."
 
Two or three drivers have a one-use boost during the race when they get enough fan votes. It's the "Fan Boost".
That sounds like something that would put the lower tier teams at a disadvantage in my opinion just because of popularity compared to the bigger teams. I don't follow Formula-E, so maybe it's not too much of an issue there, but I can't see that lasting long in F1.
 
Stewards decided "No further action" in the Alonso / Massa incident.
"The Stewards examined the evidence and conclude that no driver was wholly or predominately to blame for the collision."
Alonso's reaction to that ruling:

 
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