@MissSophiaaxx That’s the message of the show. People expect grand endings when it comes to war, everyone is a clog in a machine, the world doesn’t stop for you or owes you a grandeur ending. Just like that you meet your end and can be forgotten.
@Zechsnotfunny@OsheaJacksonJr Does having a dragon make her life easier? Did it prevent her from being raped? You guys do not think. She needed her husband there with her to protect her. Targareyrns have dragons and they end up dying like flies.
Fucked up his quali yesterday by sending him first, not informing him about the yellow flag or Piastri being out, then fucked up today by pitting him when his tyres were fine and costing him that p2, not informing him about his penalty till the end. Great work Ferrari
So Sky report they have no idea where the Lewis penalty comes from.
If Ferrari don't make an effort to at least look at that, I think its the confirmation of where their loyalties lie.
While Lewis wasn't flawless it was the team that cost him endlessly more all weekend and getting back those few points are the absolute least they can do, even at the expense of their other driver.
Going forward, every single penalty meted out to Lewis must be challenged. I believe not doing so has given rise to blatant, fucking abuse by the @fia. It’s time to make these people UNCOMFORTABLE! They can’t defend an overage of 0.1Km/h as it’s within the margin of error.
@archer_rs It seems to me that infractions of the FIA rules seem to be applied more stricly to Lewis than other Drivers. Could it be that Mercedes are concerned that Lewis is perceived as a threat to their championship hopes..........
Anthony Davidson: "I’ve looked at this so many times and I can’t work out why he gets a penalty. For me, he slows down sufficiently well. We’ve got this marker board on the left-hand side that stipulates the 80km /h speed limit. I don’t see that [speeding]. Let’s have a look at the exit. Obviously knew he was under time pressure to get out in that race with Antonelli. Again, for me, it sounds like he releases the pit lane button on the line itself."
"This guy knows what he’s doing when it comes to white lines and when to press the button. Maybe there was just an error when he was a bit too close to the line on the actual speed of the car and they were just pinged by that. Who knows."
"Strange that it only happened that one time. I don’t have enough data here and I can only go by the sound of when he’s pressing that button. For me, it looked totally fine on the way in, and on the way out."
Martin Brundle says a penalty is needed to avoid setting a bad precedent. Where was this energy when Max Verstappen walked away without a penalty? Or when Charles Leclerc did the same last race?