@Benpav_@Formuladdict genuine question. when ocon unlapped himself and crashed into max, people said it was max‘s fault. this time max did what ocon did and was even closer in the corner, yet people again say it was max‘s fault. please let me know what the difference is here, cause i dont get it
@ESLKid75 @AbdullaFilmAS @jannis_al@detnr19@ESPNF1 what i honestly don’t get is why this is max‘s fault and then it was again max‘s fault, when he did almost the same to lewis on sunday. genuinely where is the difference?
Ich hasse schlafen gehen. Es macht kein Spaß, ich bin nicht müde, einschlafen ist langweilig, der Prozess von einschlafen ist Zeitverschwendung und nervt
@J_o_h_a_n_77 @arturito10f @TheNinjaPeezy @F1@redbullracing from an objective standpoint, if i had the chance to bend the rules, to get a finish like this, where the two title contenders battle it out in the last lap of the season, i definitely fucking would. it’s what’s best for the sport.
@J_o_h_a_n_77 @arturito10f @TheNinjaPeezy @F1@redbullracing he did definitely not do that to hand the title to max. he did it to not make the championship be decided under safety car. the teams agreed to avoid safety car finishes. you’re not gonna do exactly that when you could have the most intense season finish maybe ever.
@Jamesb020186@TheWhiteLeopard @MattyWTF1 favoured hamilton a lot but it would also not have been as dramatic and thus would not make as big headlines as the finish we got, which means it would not have been good for the sport. so in my eyes the stewards had two options: do something for the sport or do something for ham
@Jamesb020186@TheWhiteLeopard @MattyWTF1 especially in the season finale, it just makes sense to try to make it as dramatic as possible. you gotta keep in mind, that the stewards and masi are - from an objective standpoint - always trying to sell the sport a little. not letting the cars unlap themselves would’ve (1/2)