F1 is taking a break but will be back in action next weekend at Spa. Yaaa! Looking forward to my favourite race.
Drivers
Championship Points
Lewis Hamilton 217 Nico Rosberg 198 Daniel Ricciardo 133 Kimi Raikkonen 122 Sebastian Vettel 120 Max Verstappen 115 Valtteri Bottas 58 Sergio Perez 48 Felipe Massa 38 Nico Hulkenberg 33 Carlos Sainz 30 Romain Grosjean 28 Fernando Alonso 24 Daniil Kvyat 23 Jenson Button 17 Kevin Magnussen 6 Pascal Wehrlein 1 Stoffel Vandoorne 1 Estaban Gutierrez 0 Jolyon Palmer 0 Marcus Ericsson 0 Felipe Nasr 0 Ryi Haryanto 0
Constructors
Championship Points
Mercedes 415 RBR 256 Ferrari 242 Williams 96 Force India 81 Toro Rosso 45 Mclaren 42 Haas 28 Renault 6 MRT 1 Sauber 0
Feels like Nicos small window at the title has dissipated. I'm interested in watching red bull and ferrari battle it out though.
Hoping for some moisture to keep things fresh. Otherwise it'll be a Merc walk, followed by the RBRs (they are now .5 seconds ahead of Ferrari). Honda has promised some more engine power for McLaren so maybe they'll be better mid fielders. STR is going backwards but not as badly as Sauber. Force India should be beating Williams through the end of the season. Maybe Haas can fix the brake by wire (balance) issues and allow themselves some more points.
I hope the Pirellis don't blow up this year - or maybe they should - it'll at least add some drama. (note that I'm not wanting any drivers to get injured)
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Time flies. I can't even remember if there were any blowouts last year at Spa.
Then he blamed Pirelli, right? But he was something like 10+ laps over the recommended maximum.
No, he was actually 10 laps under what Pirelli recommended as the life. They claimed that the track conditions were too varied to count on the recommended maximum. I don't know that I've ever heard of a track rubbering-in and causing worse wear.
They took the blame after an internal investigation, but they still said that Vettel must have hit debris.
Looks like Hammy's going to take his grid penalties. Should make for a marginally more interesting race, hopefully.
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Who wants to bet another 1-2 finish by Mercs? The have the speed.
Hamster will at least podium.
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This will most likely be a typical finish. Merc, then a Red bull, and then second Merc, then come the Ferrari's and Williams. And maybe a Force India car.
This is more like what the starting grid should be every race.
BMWs are fun in the snow too...
Ferrari on the second row, I'm okay with this.
Merc, RB, Ferrari, RB, Ferrari, Merc.
Crazy start, both Ferraris sustain damage, Verstappen all over the place oh and Alonso just went from 22 to 12 in the first lap. Now running 10th.
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Verstappen driving like an idiot, again.
Thanks for that, Max.
Magnussen's crash was brutal.
10th lap red flag and the cars starting on the back row are now in 4th and 5th
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