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WEEKLY FORMULA 1 NEWS (24 SEPTEMBER 2019)
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They already had the worst car. Then they got possibly the weakest driver. And they just let it continue. What dumb strategy is that??
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For k mag to in a position to get more points he needs the hulk to help develop the car, look who he's raced for and how the car has developed.
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I’m glad because everyone pronounces his name differently, and it gets on my nerves……….Kubica
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The decision to keep Grosjean is mind boggling! Some weird decisions going on this year, Bottas was another one :-/
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Isn't it weird how the teams promote F1 with cars high revving, naturally aspirated cars that are several years old. Despite having plenty of superseded turbo, hybrid cars to choose from, that are more relevant to the "show" that F1 actually provides in the current era. I wonder why that is? You give the teams free choice, they don't choose the neutered path that the FIA and progressive SJWs force onto us. It's so strange…
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Strange that Hulkenberg wasn’t preferred to Grosjean
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I love your videos but could you please change the android voice over
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Whoever left a fkn Yank in charge of F1 is a fkn idiot. That clown with the grey mo is ruining the sport. The cars are close to Indy than F1 next year and 3 of the 4 F1 festivals have been in the U.S this year.
Bring back the European DNA to Formula 1 and let the Yanks stick to Indy and NASCAR restrictive racing. They just don’t get it.
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Haas…the very definition of crazy is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result…
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WE ALREADY KNOW ALL THAT BUT THANK YOU ANYWAY.
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and again British Bubble….. Where did Kubica said he wants to leave F1 ??? LIKE WTF GUYS ??? THIS SHIT IS ON EVERY BRITISH SITE
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Haas ensures stability by re-signing the most unstable/erratic driver of the last decade. At this point Haas deserves everything bad that will happen to them next season.
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Haas fucked up, and they Will regret it. Hamilton should stop.. So should vettel and occon. The hulk Can fill one of those seats
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By one new Kubica will go to Haas as a test driver
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Everyone wants to be a winner, but no one wants to put in work.
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Nicolas Latifi in Williams should be nice. So far the best drivers in F2 are Latifi, Sergio Sette Camara, Jack Aitken, Luca Ghiotto, and Guangyou Zhou. Honorable mentions to Nyck De Vries (going to Formula E next year), and the late Anthoine Hubert. Gunther Steiner says experience is fundamental, well he'll be experiencing mental breakdowns with Grosjean constantly making silly mistakes. He seriously needs a break to get his head back in the game and I believe Nico Hülkenberg is a decent choice for Haas or maybe Sergio Sette Camara who's had some good performances. For Red Bull, I believe the Driver swap is just a trial to see where Alex and Pierre stand. We have seen lately that Alex has been slightly more competitive to Max than Pierre was. Max and Dany have confirmed they're staying in their respective teams so this driver swap between Alex and Pierre is sort of an evaluation process for them.
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“Can’t believe it’s mate I got a contract mate gonna race better mate hope the car next year improves my performance mate” – Romain Grosjean 2019
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US TEAM BUT NON US DRIVERS
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Haas retaining Grosjean is a big surprise and I know that won't please a lot of F1 fans (it already hasn't, given what I've seen thus far). With Rich Energy backing out of their sponsorship with the team, I thought it'd be a lot to take back to the drawing board. But hey, I'm not the kind of guy to jump to conclusions and make snap judgments. All I can do is hope that Steiner made the right decision, because there will likely be a lot to go through if he didn't
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3:30 proves Hamilton is actually a robot
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Kubica tired of being last in the pack, being a mule for William's. Can't blame him. As for Haas, signing Grosjean over Hulkenberg was a big mistake. Grosjean has made so many mistakes, crashed himself multiple times, constantly spins and talks negative about the team and then says he doesn't remember making those comments, only to apologize later… meanwhile Hulk is a very consistent driver and brings points whenever it's possible, and Renault doesn't fail on their part.
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"Hamilton watching form"… I'm not the only one who saw it a little different, am I?
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KUBICA WAS ON BORROWED TIME ANYWAY. HAAS…..I'M LOSING INTEREST…… LET THE CLOSE RACING ERA BEGIN.
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Know what I'd love to see? Hamilton break Schumy's records for wins and championships, then retire….and come to America and race here. Even better……come to NASCAR (he's driven cars here before). Get hired by Kyle Busch Motorsport, and run races in Trucks and on upward from there. I think that would be epic to see.
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I don't blame Kubica at all. The absolutely abysmal performance of Williams would kill the soul and desire of even the most hardened driver. And it likely won't get better. The cars are garbage, and I question the leadership of the team. I hope The Hulk doesn't take the seat. Give it to some kid coming out of F2 or whatever. I wish the Pole good luck in his future. His comeback is inspirational.
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Robert kubica leaving is not sad news. If you ask me he should not have returned in the first place. All be did was block new talent from getting experience.
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If F1 makes the correct choices for advertising and events here in the United States they are poised to throw a crippling blow to NASCAR. NASCAR has alienated many of their fans because of points gimmicks and not really allowing the cars to actually race but instead force "action" and "drama". To be honest I've watched a little F1 throughout my life but never really followed it that close until this year and I've been impressed for the most part. Mercedes and their early dominance has helped make them look as if they are David in the David and goliath story but Red Bull and Ferrari have made huge strides to dethrone Mercedes. I don't think Hamilton or Mercedes will lose the championships this year unless the wheels come completely off the season for them but with Ferrari's surge these last three races and now with not only Leclerc winning but Seb taking a huge confidence building win last weekend they have everyone else on their back foot. I think Ferrari and Red Bull are going to be battling hard for podiums. I think Seb and leclerc are each going to win at least one more race a piece if not 2. I think Max has atleast one more win and I see Albon getting onto the podium once or twice before the years out as well. I see Mercedes struggling (to their standards that is) a little to finish out the season because of their early dominance made them slightly complacent and they didn't push development like Ferrari and Red Bull was forced to do. As an American I'd like to see HAAS at least start to perform better and battle for the top end of the mid field which I think they are close but just need some luck as well. I was dumbfounded that they retained their lineup especially with Hulk being available! But maybe its the right choice we will have to wait and see. William's has maid huge leaps and bounds since the first race and hopefully they turn the corner here soon. They have caught the tail end of the field now they just need that last half second. As for the rest of the field each team has had some great moments to cheer for them here and there throughout the season.
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Kubica is not exiting F1 – he's exiting Williams. He was trying to be pretty clear about it – he doesnt want to be used as PR ramp for a british driver in a british team. He wants to race again, and Willams aint a racing team – they just sell the F1 experience to the highest bidder and wind down till next season. FORZA KUBICA – he's still amongst the elite of this sport, but its hard to prove it in a FW42 [Franks Wheelbarrow] with old spec 1 engine with 8 races in, against a prioritized young talent with a fresh spec 2 engine in his car… He does not want to continue in that toxic environment.
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Can someone explain to me what HAAS is doing with Grosjean ??! There are definitely better F1 drivers out there.
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we want more teams and more drivers…..
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1:27 Haas Driver wearing a watch to race??
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What a STUPID decision by Haas. Grosjean and Magnussen are not champion drivers. You can put them in a Merc or a Ferrari – it wouldn't matter. They're average drivers at best. Both of them.
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Good luck Robert
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they didn't touched on Charles's rant on SG race strategy
