Oct 3, 2016 9:01:01 AM
- easy_rider911
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Oct 3, 2016 10:49:37 AM
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Re: 2016 Japanese F1 Grand Prix ar Suzuka
Whoopsy:If Rosberg do a "Prost" at Suzuka, he can pretty much wrap up the championship there.
Yep, and both of them will tell the team to go to hell with team orders.
Its all guns out for the remaining races and radio communication off 
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Re: 2016 Japanese F1 Grand Prix ar Suzuka
Whoopsy:If Rosberg do a "Prost" at Suzuka, he can pretty much wrap up the championship there.
I wouldn't count on it. I think in this day the FIA would hand out severe penalties for deliberately causing an accident with one's championship rival; perhaps to the extent of stripping him of points or even disqualifying him (and rightly so) for the remainder of the season and/or the championship. Even if he were only hit with grid penalties, 23 points is not enough to guarantee the championship if Hamilton wins the remaining races. I don't think a driver would get away with this today even if he did it in the last race of the season.
Oct 9, 2016 5:44:53 PM
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Re: 2016 Japanese F1 Grand Prix ar Suzuka
Nico now could come in second at the remaining 4 races and still take the crown. That was a VERY big win for him last weekend. Hamilton is in a key phase where he simply cannot afford another terrible start etc... his luck has been very bad, but I hope that it hasn't frustrated him to a point where he'll now drive less perfectly and make mistakes that cost even more points.. couple more minor slip ups and Nico will take it home. Nico needs to now change his attitude and protect his lead, that means just focus on Hamilton in the grid during each race.
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Oct 9, 2016 5:51:59 PM
- apias
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Re: 2016 Japanese F1 Grand Prix ar Suzuka
Im happy for nico. Hope next years will be fun to look at.
only some races where fun. Ves is the real surprise and he is really tough in racing...
hope we have 3 fast cars next year and not only mercedes, immagine the battles with ves ham vet and ros rai....that must be fun.
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Re: 2016 Japanese F1 Grand Prix ar Suzuka
That would be ideal, especially if McLaren/Honda could get their act together and make it 4.
Somehow, though, I don't expect that to happen. Historically, rule changes lead to a dominant team, and then the rest of the teams spend at least the better part of a year, sometimes more, trying to catch up with varying degrees of success.
I really think they need to go with a system where the teams have to reveal their technology/aero/etc at the end of the season to prevent these boring multi-year dynasties of domination.
Re: 2016 Japanese F1 Grand Prix ar Suzuka
What they always claim is that without regulation the cars would be so fast it would be hard to handle for a driver without blacking out. They don't care about such things at https://www.youtube.com/user/Redbullairrace
Edit: They have a 10G limit, which could be a good idea for the only limit in F1, besides maybe the size of the cars?
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