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Formula 1 2018 - Round 18 – USA

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  • #302
    Anjobe
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    LollipopJimmy wrote: »
    Realistically it will take 3 wins for Seb and 3 DNF's for Hamilton

    Yes, and on the evidence of the previous 2 or 3 months both of those things are highly unlikely! You can stick a fork in this years WDC, its done.


  • #303
    AMKC
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    LollipopJimmy wrote: »
    Realistically it will take 3 wins for Seb and 3 DNF's for Hamilton

    That's what I was thinking about last night too. How Vettel could win. Mathematically it is possible but realistically its not. Vettel only has himself to blame for it. I would have loved to see it go down to the wire too but think it is Hamiltons now.

    Live long and Prosper

    Peace and long life.



  • #304
    Vic_08
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    Anjobe wrote: »
    Yes, and on the evidence of the previous 2 or 3 months both of those things are highly unlikely! You can stick a fork in this years WDC, its done.

    Based on the last 2 years Hamilton could sit out the rest of the season reasonably confident that Vettel would still manage to torpedo himself at least once.


  • #305
    pjohnson
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    I dont know how to embed a tweet but Hartley put the onboard of his view of Lap 1 on his twitter. He made some nice moves. Also a nice shot of his Toro Rosso just blitzing past Vandoorne's McLaren with ease.


  • #306
    Harika
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    pjohnson wrote: »
    I dont know how to embed a tweet but Hartley put the onboard of his view of Lap 1 on his twitter. He made some nice moves. Also a nice shot of his Toro Rosso just blitzing past Vandoorne's McLaren with ease.

    I saw that, made a spectacular first lap:

    https://twitter.com/BrendonHartley/status/1054419792608854016


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  • #307
    ayux4rj6zql2ph
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    I expect Helmut Marko to be as ruthless as ever and get rid of Hartley, but he must be softening in his old age by bringing Kvyat back for round 3.


  • #308
    Harika
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    Jedidiah Moldy Finger wrote: »
    I expect Helmut Marko to be as ruthless as ever and get rid of Hartley, but he must be softening in his old age by bringing Kvyat back for round 3.

    If he had a driver he might, but there are no RedBull Juniors available. Hartley has a fair chance getting a cockpit for 2019.


  • #309
    donspeekinglesh
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    Harika wrote: »
    Hartley has a fair chance getting a cockpit for 2019.

    I'm pretty sure he has a multiyear deal, so Red Bull will be paying him one way or the other.


  • #310
    ayux4rj6zql2ph
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    I’d rather earn my money in the cockpit than be bought out of my contract. Kubica was linked with Toro Rosso at one point and now is linked with Ferrari as a test driver


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