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Saturday, October 8, 2011
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Funny to think that during the sport’s summer break, people were questioning his and the team’s ability to continue their dominance until season’s end.
Despite being victorious in six, and on the podium (i.e. second) for ten of the eleven races to that point.Vettel has left the field for dead in the three races since, and taking Suzuka’s unique, Red Bull-friendly characteristics into consideration, he will almost certainly make it four from four, and seal the title on the top step of the podium in two days’ time.
Vettel is still only twenty-four.He could easily continue in Formula One for another fifteen seasons, or twenty if he wanted to take a leaf out of Schumacher’s book.- http://www.theroar.com.au
Friday, October 7, 2011
sportsfest: Online Betting 12Bet F1 news update 10/7
sportsfest: Online Betting 12Bet F1 news update 10/7: The McLaren star was in the wars yet again at the Singapore Grand Prix two weeks ago, with Hamilton departing the Marina Bay Street Circuit...
Online Betting 12Bet F1 news update 10/7
The McLaren star was in the wars yet again at the Singapore Grand Prix two weeks ago, with Hamilton departing the Marina Bay Street Circuit after barely uttering a word following his bust-up with Ferrari's Felipe Massa.
Hamilton picked up his fifth drive-through penalty of the season following a collision with Massa, and then ignored the Brazilian when he attempted to speak to the Briton after the race.
While Massa was subsequently vocal in his criticism of Hamilton, the latter's decision to snub the media raised questions about his management company, XIX Entertainment, from his father Anthony.
Hamilton Sr., who used to manage his son, suggested the absence of his handlers in Singapore meant they were failing to support him in his time of need.
However, the 2008 World Champion is adamant he is coping. Speaking on Thursday at Suzuka, venue for this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix, he said: "I don't read anything so I don't feel any of the criticism. - http://www.skysports.com
Thursday, October 6, 2011
12BET F1 Update 10/6
Japan preview - can Button delay the inevitable?
Sebastian Vettel likes Suzuka. As the winner of the last two Japanese Grands Prix, he likes it very much. And given the way that Adrian Newey’s Red Bulls go there, with their near perfect aerodynamics and excellent grip, even with his habitually pessimistic outlook until a job is done Vettel knows that the odds totally favour him to score the solitary point he needs to put the world championship beyond the reach of his only remaining rival, McLaren’s Jenson Button.
Suzuka is a great venue at which to secure your second consecutive title. Technical and challenging, for both drivers and their engineers, it has a wide variety of very high-speed corners and fast changes of direction, allied to the heavy braking required for the chicane in the final corner. It’s a classic circuit that favours the bold driver and the balanced car.
“Suzuka is one of my favourite tracks; it really couldn’t have been built any better,” Vettel says. “The first sector up to the Degner Curves is the most spectacular and challenging of the whole season. The 130R is legendary; it’s great fun to drive straight through this left-hand bend. I’m not the only one who loves this track and our car normally loves it too.
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Wednesday, October 5, 2011
sportsfest: Massa and Hamilton face to face
sportsfest: Massa and Hamilton face to face: The official highlights video posted on Formula 1's own website includes a radio message from Massa's engineer Rob Smedley which was not inc...
Massa and Hamilton face to face
The official highlights video posted on Formula 1's own website includes a radio message from Massa's engineer Rob Smedley which was not included in the live television broadcast.
In the clip, Smedley is heard to say to Massa: "Hold Hamilton as much as we can. Destroy his race as much as we can. Come on, boy..."
It is not clear from the footage when the message was sent. Hamilton came up behind Massa, who was running fifth, while recovering from a messy first lap, catching him on lap eight.
Hamilton stayed close behind the Ferrari until they pitted together on lap 11. They then collided on their out-lap, with Hamilton clipping the Ferrari, giving it a puncture and breaking his McLaren's front wing. Hamilton also received a drive-through penalty for the incident.
After the race, Massa confronted Hamilton in the television interview area - sarcastically congratulating him on his race before walking away.
The Brazilian was highly critical of Hamilton, who has not commented on the incident in public, and the race day collision followed another row between them that had been prompted by a near-miss in qualifying.
"My thoughts are that, again, I told you yesterday that he cannot use his mind," said Massa after the race.
"Even in qualifying, so you can imagine in the race. He could have caused a big accident. He is paying for that, that's the problem. He doesn't understand, even paying for a problem." - http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com
