@RyanNic351280 @ryan_rodwell @F1 No, sprint race won’t mean that he wins, because there is still 50 points available after the sprint. So to win this weekend, he needs to gain at the least 2 points more than OP and MV after the sprint and Grand Prix.
@SIRKINGKEV@F1BigData If all his tyres were completely over the white line, then yes. They are either over the line or they are not. It’s not down to opinion
@GaryBrown07@Miharunanaa That is incorrect, Oscar absolutely dominated when the car was miles ahead of its nearest rivals in the first half/middle part of the season. Now that everyone else is a lot closer and the McLaren is not as good, Oscar is struggling and Lando has adapted better.
@CryptoOyabun@Snoozenzzz @oscarsslando It’s going no to be an interest run in to the end of the season, it will hopefully provide us with some great racing. Would be a shame if the title was decided by the pit wall.
@JohnByron1927 @oscarsslando These racing drivers, particularly McLaren, are held to a double standard. Norris would’ve been criticised if he didn’t go for the gap and criticised that he did. I never said Oscar hasn’t been the better driver this year. Was just saying he could have been up there with the team
@CryptoOyabun@Snoozenzzz @oscarsslando I agree with you on the Papaya rules, always going to lead to one driver being favoured it so happened to be LN. It’s difficult to manage because F1 is both a team and individual game. They need to let them race free, make own strat calls now the constructors is wrapped up.
@Snoozenzzz @oscarsslando Explain please. Cause I was just giving a different point of view to what the OP fans are saying. Genuinely couldn’t care less if had joined or not.Also how do people get so emotionally attached to someone that doesn’t even know they exist. I’m mean come on,a “dagger”to the heart