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Ocon might be looking good after RB penalties.
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Oil consumption tricks
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If only Red Bull didn't have the penalties but if they didn't change parts and get the penalties they might not have been that quick. Hmm....
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Man it's a real bummer about the Red Bull penalties. It's also a bummer that tomorrow isn't looking wet.
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So... Stroll is starting on the front row tomorrow...
Incredible!
And Hamilton is now the new pole position record holder, with 69 pole positions! 69!
Incredible!
And Hamilton is now the new pole position record holder, with 69 pole positions! 69!
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Lance Stroll will start from second position tommorow, wow, William's improve alot in the wet conditoin!!
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If God existed, he doesn't anymore.
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That was amazing at the end there. Hamilton does it again.
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Wow that was a great qualifying.
Great results especially for Stroll and Ocon. And Hamilton!
Not so great for Ferrari.
Great results especially for Stroll and Ocon. And Hamilton!
Not so great for Ferrari.
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haha a (a UK or Dutch?) reporter just said that quali in these conditions seperate the boys from the men and by the way where are the Ferrari's 
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It was indeed worth the long afternoon waiting. Let's see what tomorrow brings after the grid penalty shuffle dance.
?It was indeed worth the long afternoon waiting. Let's see what tomorrow brings after the grid penalty shuffle dance.
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I have a felling that Stroll will take out Hamilton in T1
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I may have essentially went back to sleep while waiting for quali to start up again, but I'm glad I was patient enough to stay in front of the tv and not go do something else. Echoing what was said earlier, I don't really know where Hamilton pulled that one out of, especially since everyone else, like Verstappen, had it in the bag! Too bad for Ferrari I suppose, although considering they were inches away from having Raikonnen driving in to another car leaving his pit box, I don't think they were having a good day. The team as a whole just mentally wasn't there I guess.
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Ferrari were definitely in play in Q2. Something happened between Q2 and Q3 that took them out of running for pole.
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I think Ocon might have a chance for podium?
Aren't the FI one of the fastest cars on the grid (when they don't take each other out)?
Aren't the FI one of the fastest cars on the grid (when they don't take each other out)?
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Wouldn't surprise me if FIA gives him a penalty for an unsafe release? I hope not because especially Raikonen already has had enough bad luck over this season.
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This is the discussion thread for a recent post on GTPlanet:
This article was published by Calvin Kirstein (@calvins48) on September 2nd, 2017 in the Formula One category.
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The pundits always say wet conditions are a great leveller but often it just creates a bit of a lottery and whenever a driver that's regarded as good does well in wet conditions they use it to confirm their biases, if they do bad it is ignored.haha a (a UK or Dutch?) reporter just said that quali in these conditions seperate the boys from the men and by the way where are the Ferrari's
It was indeed worth the long afternoon waiting. Let's see what tomorrow brings after the grid penalty shuffle dance.
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Across the first two sessions I agree. After that I think we've seen two less-well-thought of drivers outpace their far more experienced teammates in horrible conditions. Ferrari.... we know they struggle to get heat into the wets and today we either saw the full effect of that or they're banking on running a setup for tomorrow in dry conditions.
