Indian Grand Prix 2013, New Delhi - Race 16/19
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The world has ended!
Not surprised Tbh. I know someone who got sky for the f1 who is jacking it in soon as he can
No, but hopfully the chamionship has and the party can start.
Just waiting for the implosion as people struggle to accept Vet will be the second greatest f1 driver ever and with plenty of years left.
What a stinker this season has turned into
For me this has to be one of the worst/predictable seasons in a long time.
In 2011, Vettel won by a huge margin, but at least then, we were not 100% sure if Vettel could get the job done. He was still "learning".
In 2013, once Pirelli changed their tyres to suit RBR & Merc, I knew the title was finished. Every race from that point - Vettel has been favourite to win.
Eddie Jordan said, after Vettel's Monza win, that Vettel had won the title there. I said to myself, "No Eddie, Vettel won the title as far back as Canada".
And for those people who like their stats, Vettel has now won 5 races in a row. If he wins tomorrow, it'll be 6 in a row. 7 in a row is MSc's (modern era) record (Ascari got 9 wins in a row in the 50's).
For Vettel, it's all about attacking MSc's records.
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We'll have to wait till the end of next year, for that to happen, when he'll be on 5 titles (joint 2nd, with Fangio).
Still a way to go.
Oh yeah, my bad, still 3rd
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Haha
Grasping at straws springs to mind.
Surely, you jest sir?
Nope, a very close battle between Vettel and the flying pig alongside.
Vettel will edge it though by corner cutting
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To be honest Vettel could drive without any wheels going over the white lines and still beat everyone because of the gigantic car advantage.
Sort of true, Would Mark not be finishing on the podium every race if that was 100% accurate?
The financial climate is improving, F1 however is currently being dominated by a unpopular team with an unlimited budget and perhaps the single most disliked driver in the sports history. People giving up on it is no shock.
Have a look at the figures yourself?
Results for 3 months to September 30th.
and results for 3 months to June 30th
You'll most likely find that, if anything, people are keeping Sky and staying in and even upgrading in some situations. With ther acquisition of O2/BE domestic customers they exceeded 5 million Broadband customers for the first time making them the second biggest ISP after BT. Not bad for a company that only launched broadband around 6 years ago.
Youre confusing the entire F1 fanbase with a few members of this forum, totally different.
Unlimited budget? Dont recall seeing you in our finance office.