United States Grand Prix 2013, Austin - Race 18/19

It was really a day of team mate domination.

Vettel dominated Webber again
Hamilton got so much more out of the merc than Rosberg
Bottas whooped Maldonado
Hulk dominated gut again
Alonso really got the better of massa after a few shaky races
and Grosjean dominated Kovy, but that one's not really a fair comparison
 
Setroc said:
It was really a day of team mate domination.

Vettel dominated Webber again
Hamilton got so much more out of the merc than Rosberg
Bottas whooped Maldonado
Perez whooped Button
Hulk dominated gut again
Alonso really got the better of massa after a few shaky races
and Grosjean dominated Kovy, but that one's not really a fair comparison
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I put it right for you :)
 
I don't think I've ever seen someone finishing in 15 when their teammate finished in 2nd look as happy as Kova. I thought he got a bit unlucky and might have scrapped a point without the need for a new nose but it was good to see him copping his share of the blame when interviewed. I hope the final race of the season goes better for him.

Vettel's domination of this season is truly astonishing.
 
deuse said:
I put it right for you :)
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So tell me how JB managed to beat three teams/ cars that Perez couldnt get/stay ahead of.... pretty big coincidence as all three are considered better than the McLaren

Just like the race a few ago, JB makes up time but Perez stays where he is....
 
deuse said:
I put it right for you :)
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Perez beating Button wasn't the same class of domination as the others I mentioned, though he certainly did get the best of the machinery this weekend compared to Button. The other ones were shocking differences in pace, except maybe vettel on webber now that I think about it.
 
So things got a bit more interesting after I went to the pub.

I hope everyone donuts after Brazil. Be a good send off for the V8s to destroy a bunch of tyres.
 
FrankJH said:
So tell me how JB managed to beat three teams/ cars that Perez couldnt get/stay ahead of.... pretty big coincidence as all three are considered better than the McLaren

Just like the race a few ago, JB makes up time but Perez stays where he is....
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Setroc said:
Perez beating Button wasn't the same class of domination as the others I mentioned, though he certainly did get the best of the machinery this weekend compared to Button. The other ones were shocking differences in pace, except maybe vettel on webber now that I think about it.
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I'm just telling you the official result of the Texas race. Sorry you don't like it but ho hum.
 
Mclaren should have ditched Button not Perez imo. Perez is very talented and has a good future ahead of him where as Button has been finished for a while now and is only going to decline.

Hulk deserves to be in a top team now hopefully Lotus can give him a race winning car and we see the best of him is a solid driver.
 
lucarocks92 said:
Mclaren should have ditched Button not Perez imo. Perez is very talented and has a good future ahead of him where as Button has been finished for a while now and is only going to decline.

Hulk deserves to be in a top team now hopefully Lotus can give him a race winning car and we see the best of him is a solid driver.
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There's more to a racing driver than their on-road presence though. I get the impression that Perez was difficult to work with behind the scenes.
 
FrankJH said:
So tell me how JB managed to beat three teams/ cars that Perez couldnt get/stay ahead of.... pretty big coincidence as all three are considered better than the McLaren

Just like the race a few ago, JB makes up time but Perez stays where he is....
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Yeah ... you do need a small semblance of intelligence to see the bigger picture picture though :) deuse can't process anything other than finishing positions.

It's exactly the same case as India and why Mclaren were so disappointed in Perez. They worked it out that Jenson would have finished something like 33 seconds ahead of perez f they started side by side on the grid.
 
ci_newman said:
There's more to a racing driver than their on-road presence though. I get the impression that Perez was difficult to work with behind the scenes.
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Perez even said this. He said button has a fantastic working relationship with his engineer and team and that he struggled to feedback as well as jb does.
 
smr said:
It's exactly the same case as India and why Mclaren were so disappointed in Perez. They worked it out that Jenson would have finished something like 33 seconds ahead of perez f they started side by side on the grid.
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Shoulda, woulda, coulda I worked it out that if I never had a big paper round I would have been a F1 driver
yes and that sounds just as stupid as your comment.

Facts are the best way to go ask any court judge ;)
 
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