Formula 1 Heineken Grande Prêmio do Brasil 2019Formula 1 

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Anyone else find it interesting that you can barely hear the ICE on the Renault onboard? All I can hear is the electric motors spooling up.
 
You know nothing is happening yet in the race when we see the cameras focusing on the Williams's fighting.
 
Hamilton commits to a 2 stop

EDIT: Max loses the race to a backmarker The Sequel: The Blind Pole
 
That wasn't great by Williams.

Verstappen getting screwed by backmarkers two years in a row in Brazil.
 
Two great moves by Max to get past Leclerc and Hamilton
 
I'd put that on Kubica for not exiting into the slow lane. He just jumped waaaay out

At least it gave us a race
 
OHHHHH YESSSSSSSS...now this is racing!!!
 
Lewis and Max putting on a show!
 
Sounded like Lewis has battery problems

Edit: Vettel just set a new record 0.2 second pitstop :lol:
 
Lewis can't keep up with that VTEC YO
 
Hamilton thinks the soft is the wrong tire and they should've went for the medium. Meanwhile Vettel sets fastest lap on the medium.
 
I never noticed that view on the official timing app, is that new?
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Hamilton thinks the soft is the wrong tire and they should've went for the medium. Meanwhile Vettel sets fastest lap on the medium.
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I feel like these messages are just plots against the opposition. Don’t think Red Bull will take any heed to them like Ferrari does.
 
Even Sky is calling out Hamilton's overly negative radio messages :lol:
 
So far during the weekend, Brundle has pronounced Juncao at least five different ways.
 
Bottas ditches the Hards after 11 laps. They must have really been awful.
 
Bottas showing once again why he is a solid nr 2.
 
Red Bull garage coming out clutch yet again. Impressive under such pressure.
 
Bottas needs to try sending it, he's being too passive on the brakes there.
 
Well he's not really getting close enough, but there's also not much to lose.
 
Might explain his straight line deficit. But they've been bad at high altitude tracks as a rule
 
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