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@SkySportsF1 @MBrundleF1 I have a question about Grosjean's crash. Do you think a gravel run-off area would have made any difference to his speed when he hit the barrier?

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@ThisisDavina @James_Wyatt That's my life as an adult working from home

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@jay_snowdon @WilliamsRacing Hmm, let's see, you run a family business, albeit a big business, but family owned. I think you have a right to put one of your family in charge. You will probably find the decline started before Claire took over and did not magically improve once they sold.

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@guccigangharry @WilliamsRacing Such a shame, i was really tooting for George's first points.

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@guccigangharry @WilliamsRacing Grosjeans did exactly the same thing in Baku 2 years ago.

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@SteveODare @joancal51 @LozzaFox There is more chance you will die of covid than win the lottery, but you won't be the one in 10000 but you expect to be the 1 in 45 million. Your logic is reversed, in my opinion.

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@SteveODare @joancal51 @LozzaFox You enter a competition that gives you a 1 in 45 million chance of winning big and expect to be that 1. Yet 1 in 100 of the population have contracted the virus, of which you say 1% have died. So 1 in 10000 of the population have died.

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@SteveODare @joancal51 @LozzaFox Do you do the lottery?

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@SteveODare @joancal51 @LozzaFox It has everything to do with it, in both cases it's a probability game. With the sweets you can choose not to enter the game by not taking one, with the virus you can choose to take precautions to try to avoid getting it, you may not be successful, but you can reduce your risk

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@SteveODare @joancal51 @LozzaFox If someone gave you a bowl of 100 sweets and said 1 was poison and would kill you with a slow painful death, would you take one or would you pass?

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@JohnCleese @OC "I know nothing"

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@SkySportsF1 @SchumacherMick That's what an f1 car should sound like

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@w0lvesno2 @DuncanBannatyne I wonder what insights you have and what proactive things you would do?

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@JohnnyWorthing7 @knutsfordchap @jdwatson93 @Garyoke81 @WilliamsRacing McLaren have only got into the car manufacturing business relatively recently in the 1990s. They spent 11 years with Ron Dennis at the helm as a racing team without a production car.

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@SkySportsF1 is DAS the problem for Mercedes causing their tyre issues? #F1 #SkyF1 #F170

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@SkySportsF1 surely the best #F1 race ever is the final lap of 1992 Monaco GP where the lead kept changing and the winner didn't even know they had won. #F170 #SkyF1

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@SkySportsF1 in the early days you had privateers in f1 using the same cars as the works teams, why and when did the regs change to stop that. #F170

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Paving company not furniture

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@SkySportsF1 could Hulkenberg still come out if Racing Point sort the problem, just to get some practice?

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@Dan_EIO @SteveK157DFC @TurkishAirlines @DuncanBannatyne @richardbranson Not sure if he still does this but I once had a problem with a return flight from New York being cancelled. I wrote to @richardbranson when I got home and he replied. He even sent me a nice hamper by way of apology. So I think you'll find he may well respond.