Outwitted yet again by superior strategy, Ferrari fans are puking all over Twitter, angry that their so-so drivers screwed it up in Monza.
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F1 is too predictable and boring. Something needs to be done to enable the other teams to catch up with mercedes and Ferrari
Wacha! How did Max Verstappen move from rookie to regular podium or top 10 finisher? Skill and guts.
Levelling the field as you suggest would require that Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull drivers be outfitted with an eye patch and drive with one hand.
Today was a mix of skill, strategy and wisdom, just as it ought to be. I bet you thought that Ferrari would coast through yesterday after their 1-2 qualifying position. Only after they’ve been outsmarted does the predictable grumbling begin.
How was this stupid Vettel move predictable? He was trying to crowd out Hamilton and got himself in a spin.
Awesome drive by Lewis.
30pts gap now… Bottas also did really well to get to the podium
Lewis combines bravery with humility in a way Vettel never could. The ability to coordinate with his managers and teammate is key.
Vettel on the other hand has a sense of entitlement and cannot control himself or the vehicle once things do not go his way. Yesterday’s 2nd. grid position and his immediate tactless reaction said it all. It was obvious that he blamed Raikkonen for driving too well!
Hamilton is destined to not only equal, but break Schumacher’s record. These Ferrari fans know it. McLaren’s fuck ups cost him at least two world championships.
Moto GP is far much a Better sport than tjis Cosmetic F1. too boring to watch
You misunderstood my point.
And if it wasn’t for Vettel’s stupidity, it would have been a very predictable Ferrari 1-2 and Mercedes 3-4
VS,
Sawa, I missed you point. What measures would be acceptable to clip the wings of Mercedes and Ferrari to make the sport exciting?
Find a way to pump some money to the mid-table teams to enable them to compete with the big two.
any los nyeuthi in these kinds of sports?
In which other sport (outside the weird USA) is such subsidization the norm?
F1 teams are a reflection of the engineering prowess of their brands. You cannot make a Renault a Ferrari or Mercedes, not with money.
Mercedes all da way.
Whatchatryin’t’say?
Almost impossible. Like in any other sport there’s those dominant franchises or teams.
For example, at the moment Force India and Williams are using Merc engines. Haas & Sauber are using Ferrari engines…
Goes to show how respected these two manufacturers are.
But some of these mid table drivers can be a challenge if given better cars e.g the Red Bull duo… Verstappen : Ricciardo
@Mrs4thletter , nilikuambia uhamie team bae ukaringa?
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This year Ferrari has a better car, but Vettel decided to fuck up. The only way he can close the 30 point gap is by Hamilton crashing or developing a mechanical problem.
And then there’s the problem that real talent will always gravitate towards the best equipment and management. Clipping the wings of the best would be a surefire way of killing the sport.
In the US, they try to equalize everything with rules on drafting, transfers, financing, etc, but still there are teams that dominate consistently.
Vettel makes the clumsiest mistakes at critical times, and his attitude to teammate, team and competitors is not positive. Karma does the rest. For instance, that flick of the wheel just as LH had passed him backfired. He could have played fair and fought hard for 51 laps.