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its suggested that Ricciardo is leading the race for seat 2 @ Red Bullsh.

don't do it Daniel... you don't want to be trained into being a backup, for others... hold onto your dreams.

wait for the merry go round to settle, & try for a seat @ Mclaren or Mercedes...

  • 2 weeks later...
 

Looks like it's confirmed now... I'm intrigued to see how he will go

tailgunner for the krout

ask barrichelo what that's like

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tailgunner for the krout

ask barrichelo what that's like

I hope he moves on, into a front seat after 2 or so years, unless vetell moves on himself.

but I still don't like the red bullsh.


mmmm I think they are all similar drvers

but hes now qualifying better ,which seems to be the trick these days

you have to be spot on in qually because the car is set up for race day,the cars that are set up just for qually tend to go backwards on raceday,also DR has learned to look after his tyres better as more experience and laps are totalled

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I didn't get to watch last weekends race but i see he started 7th on the Grid and managed to hold that position at the end. He's getting better

yep, & he might be getting some nice bits as well, to help his confidence.

electronics, & telemetry.... the mind boggles what they could do with that stuff, they can get tyre air pressures live, & temp's, Imagine how they could change the mapping on the run,,, up, or down. timing, etc...

Upload an engine program map upgrade live, over the air ?

  • 1 year later...

I'd say it's a pretty good move now, given his is the only non Mercedes race winner.

  • 4 weeks later...
 
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I'd say it's a pretty good move now, given his is the only non Mercedes race winner.

its working out nicely for Ricciardo with the changes made in F1, the V6 turbo's & changes to traction control etc. Vettell doesn't seem to be handling driving by the arse of his pants. now he's leaving even better.

I hope Alonso gets a better drive for 2015... would love for him to go to Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 to put it up the egocentric Nico Rosberg, but maybe more likely to McLaren.

  • 9 months later...

I had the pleasure of attending a race overseas for the first time ever. I chose to go to Spa because I was staying in Maastricht (south Holland) and it was only 1 hour by train to the track. I got there on the Sunday morning without at ticket. As I went to stand in the rather ample que, a pommy bloke tapped me on the shoulder and said he had a grandstand ticket. I said how much and he said 200eu...i said na its ok the general admission was 120eu so I was fine. But he said ok his friend didnt show and he would take 120eu ....(you have to be careful in Europe because people do sell forged or copied tickets)....so i said if he came in with me id buy it inside....he was ok with that and guess what.....front row gold 2 grandstand on the straight that looks up the Eu Rouge hill. You can see the track for about 2 kms. WoW it was so fantastic.....the poms who got me the ticket were frantically barracking for Hamilton...(had to hide my laughter when he crashed into Rosberg).....and of course our Dan had a stirring victory.


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I had the pleasure of attending a race overseas for the first time ever. I chose to go to Spa because I was staying in Maastricht (south Holland) and it was only 1 hour by train to the track. I got there on the Sunday morning without at ticket. As I went to stand in the rather ample que, a pommy bloke tapped me on the shoulder and said he had a grandstand ticket. I said how much and he said 200eu...i said na its ok the general admission was 120eu so I was fine. But he said ok his friend didnt show and he would take 120eu ....(you have to be careful in Europe because people do sell forged or copied tickets)....so i said if he came in with me id buy it inside....he was ok with that and guess what.....front row gold 2 grandstand on the straight that looks up the Eu Rouge hill. You can see the track for about 2 kms. WoW it was so fantastic.....the poms who got me the ticket were frantically barracking for Hamilton...(had to hide my laughter when he crashed into Rosberg).....and of course our Dan had a stirring victory.

well done WWS... enviously!

  • 4 months later...

Well that was a great year to watch F1....NOT!

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On 4/9/2013, 6:48:13, dee-luded said:

I hope he moves on, into a front seat after 2 or so years, unless vetell moves on himself.

but I still don't like the red bullsh.

 

On 23/9/2014, 1:35:58, AzzKikA said:

I'd say it's a pretty good move now, given his is the only non Mercedes race winner.

 

On 17/10/2014, 1:29:27, dee-luded said:

its working out nicely for Ricciardo with the changes made in F1, the V6 turbo's & changes to traction control etc. Vettell doesn't seem to be handling driving by the arse of his pants. now he's leaving even better.

I hope Alonso gets a better drive for 2015... would love for him to go to Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 to put it up the egocentric Nico Rosberg, but maybe more likely to McLaren.

 

10 hours ago, AzzKikA said:

Well that was a great year to watch F1....NOT!

agreed AKA... not so inspiring.  like most pro sport in recent years, the money people seem to be wrecking all topline sports.  they all seem to be sterilized of creativeness, & programmed for a certain person to win the race all the time...

 

for chrissies sake,   lets get back to one car teams,  PLEASE !!!  then there cannot be team rules, to Fuuukk up the sport.

 

 

On 12/4/2015, 11:33:55, dee-luded said:

 

 

 

agreed AKA... not so inspiring.  like most pro sport in recent years, the money people seem to be wrecking all topline sports.  they all seem to be sterilized of creativeness, & programmed for a certain person to win the race all the time...

 

for chrissies sake,   lets get back to one car teams,  PLEASE !!!  then there cannot be team rules, to Fuuukk up the sport.

 

 

Not just 1 car teams, just let them go for it, stop trying to equalize it.  Many wonderful things have come from the creative minds of F1 engineers, now they are being held back and told not to think outside the box but concentrate on how to manipulate whats inside it.

I would still love to see the return of ye old days, manual gear boxes, no brake bias adjustments or rolls bar adjustments, 0 telemetry to the pits so cars aren't very very expensive RC cars.  But it will never happen, and in a way i am ok with that, so long as progress can be made and innovative designs and ideas can be out in the open and celebrated as achievements.

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1 hour ago, AzzKikA said:

Not just 1 car teams, just let them go for it, stop trying to equalize it.  Many wonderful things have come from the creative minds of F1 engineers, now they are being held back and told not to think outside the box but concentrate on how to manipulate whats inside it.

I would still love to see the return of ye old days, manual gear boxes, no brake bias adjustments or rolls bar adjustments, 0 telemetry to the pits so cars aren't very very expensive RC cars.  But it will never happen, and in a way i am ok with that, so long as progress can be made and innovative designs and ideas can be out in the open and celebrated as achievements.

yes its become just another Brand game instead of the real thing.  all about the driver/racers & their expertise, including some mechanical knowledge & racecraft.

 

the engineers need to stay out of it during the Race & do their work between races.   Thats where they should be...   its not a Moon mission for NASA.

  • 3 weeks later...

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On 7/12/2015 at 11:54 AM, AzzKikA said:

Not just 1 car teams, just let them go for it, stop trying to equalize it.  Many wonderful things have come from the creative minds of F1 engineers, now they are being held back and told not to think outside the box but concentrate on how to manipulate whats inside it.

I would still love to see the return of ye old days, manual gear boxes, no brake bias adjustments or rolls bar adjustments, 0 telemetry to the pits so cars aren't very very expensive RC cars.  But it will never happen, and in a way i am ok with that, so long as progress can be made and innovative designs and ideas can be out in the open and celebrated as achievements.

I don't mind the telemetry, as long as its only sending from the car,  & not receiving...   so the teams can't change mapping,   up or down,  possibly [censored]-ling the non-preferred driver.

one car garages, with more teams on the grid,  & cars built to survive the race. & then we will see racing & no team rules or sponsors favourites in teams.

  • 2 weeks later...

I think F1 should be open to both 2 car and single car entrants. Single car if you don't have the finances but you can still make it if you have a good design team. Also it should be open to as many teams that can put a car on the grid and qualifying becomes just that, the top 20 or so cars get to start the race. If a top team has car troubles they may miss out on the race.

The other thing I would like to see are some of the restrictions removed to allow innovation, this used to be used by car companies as an advantage in their manufacturing and sales. One I would like to see is engine size and configuration, instead of specifying the engine and recovery system it would be better to specify the amount of fuel you can use for the race and qualifying and allow the engineers to come up with the best and most economical power unit. This type of technology can then be feed back to the car companies, in turn they can become more involved again.

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On 01/01/2016 at 10:05 AM, A Bit Of Biff said:

I think F1 should be open to both 2 car and single car entrants. Single car if you don't have the finances but you can still make it if you have a good design team. Also it should be open to as many teams that can put a car on the grid and qualifying becomes just that, the top 20 or so cars get to start the race. If a top team has car troubles they may miss out on the race.

The other thing I would like to see are some of the restrictions removed to allow innovation, this used to be used by car companies as an advantage in their manufacturing and sales. One I would like to see is engine size and configuration, instead of specifying the engine and recovery system it would be better to specify the amount of fuel you can use for the race and qualifying and allow the engineers to come up with the best and most economical power unit. This type of technology can then be feed back to the car companies, in turn they can become more involved again.

the problem with the 2 car teams strategy,  is the strategies...

 

it brings all sorts of tactics from the pits literally.    riding shotgun for team mate, holding up traffic.  whilst team-mate makes a break.  

I want to see drivers drive to win,  & not to aid their favourite compatriot.

 

 I like your thoughts on the petrol restrictions & to allow design to be creative,   but within a $pend cap on development.

  • 4 months later...

Please leave this team of cheating Bastards, hopefullt Rosburg leave Merc and Daniel slots in.

 

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I must say ive watched many races through the above link. It always seems to work.....there are many options, just find one you dont need to sign up to...

On 12/2/2016 at 1:14 AM, steve_f said:

Hamilton out, Riccardo into Mercedes is my tip.

Toto Wolf was just on Sky Sports saying they wont ever rule him out of coming to Mercedes. That said i reckon hell go to Ferrari next year....Kimi is due. His Riccardo name even sounds italian....(i think its Spanish tho perhaps)

 

Second disappointing start in a row from Daniel.

Seems not to want to push Max ....

Perhaps he just expects Max' car to fail as it has so many times this year.

Other than the last few laps it was a bit of a yawn fest but at least there was minor excitement for a few minutes.

Love F1 but it does seem to be slowly dying as a race even if the spectacle and hype are still there on occasions.

Will be interesting what the new owners do.

 

  • 6 months later...

Bump......!

~If Daniel wins tonight in Azerbaijan and Vettal finishes lower than 5th and Hamilton lower than 2nd, then Dan will be leading the Championship for the 1st time ever.The track suits the Red Bulls and theres nothing between them on pole times. Should be a good race tonight. Link for race:

http://tsmsport.blogspot.com.au/p/motogp.html

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