Re: The Official F1 Thread
Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2021 7:02 pm
SC car overtake appeal has been dismissed.
This.Thor Sedan wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 7:21 pm Masi is responsible for making F1 and absolute farce this season
What a muppet.
Yep....has been shown up over and over again. The weakest part of the team.Sandstorm wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 7:51 pmThis.Thor Sedan wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 7:21 pm Masi is responsible for making F1 and absolute farce this season
What a muppet.
The other muppet who should be sacked is Lewis’ race engineer. Shit decision after shit decision this year.
salanya wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 7:45 pm Messy again - though if it had been Max ahead with Lewis chasing I'm sure the Lewis fans would have wanted to have seen them race in the last lap.
Today Red Bull did all they could and prepared themselves in case the cards fell their way, Checo showed his class and great team work, and Max finished it off on the final lap.
One of them was always going to be unlucky at the end, and it was hard luck and a though finish for Hamilton, but lots of respect for Lewis and dad on their reaction at the end of the race.
Well done Max![]()
I was incredibly pissed off at the time and remained pissed off until the rugby, now I'm done with it. What's done is done, it was a diabolical decision that demeans the sport and taints Max's win, though judging by Max's fans I doubt they'll see it that way and Max certainly won't.Thor Sedan wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 7:58 pm I'm not sure why - but I am fair feckin raging about this. And I have no real reason as to why.
What a bizarre feeling to be so outraged about something that has exactly 0% meaning in my physical life.
Tomorrow I'll be 'meh'....but right now - I'm in punch Horner in the face mode.
Hi Noobsalanya wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 8:20 pm JM: you're very bitter - didn't think you were that kind of poster.
They all would because they'd all have been behind in the championship if they'd crashed. I won't give you abuse but I won't think too much of your hypothesisBiffer wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 8:38 pm Am I going to risk abuse if I say that Senna, Prost and Schumacher would never have let themselves be passed on that final lap?
Well Lewis also avoided Max crashing into him on lap 1. But he had one win less than Max, so them both crashing out only helps the Dutchman.Biffer wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 8:38 pm Am I going to risk abuse if I say that Senna, Prost and Schumacher would never have let themselves be passed on that final lap?
And you're extremely one-eyed, and I already know you're that kind of poster. Why on earth wouldn't I be bitter about a disgraceful miscarriage of justice? Verstappen did nothing on the track to deserve that win - it was handed to him by the officials who wanted an exciting final lap and were willing to sacrifice the laws and Hamilton's title to get it. It's hugely damaging for the credibility of a sport I once loved and it's hard for me to understand how anyone can look at it and go "ah, well, fair enough". By all means, cheer on your guy, but don't for a second pretend this was anything other than a title decided in his favour by the officials at the expense of the competition.salanya wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 8:20 pm JM: you're very bitter - didn't think you were that kind of poster.
It's not Masi's fault the two top teams continually broke rules, & forced decisions like this on him & the stewards !Thor Sedan wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 7:21 pm Masi is responsible for making F1 and absolute farce this season
What a muppet.
I'm not sure that's a fair assessment - he got a 50/50 his way in that lap 1 incident.Sandstorm wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 8:54 pmWell Lewis also avoided Max crashing into him on lap 1. But he had one win less than Max, so them both crashing out only helps the Dutchman.Biffer wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 8:38 pm Am I going to risk abuse if I say that Senna, Prost and Schumacher would never have let themselves be passed on that final lap?
I think Lewis also knew which way any 50/50 stewards decision was going to go today. He had to win clean.
JM2K6 wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:02 pmAnd you're extremely one-eyed, and I already know you're that kind of poster. Why on earth wouldn't I be bitter about a disgraceful miscarriage of justice? Verstappen did nothing on the track to deserve that win - it was handed to him by the officials who wanted an exciting final lap and were willing to sacrifice the laws and Hamilton's title to get it. It's hugely damaging for the credibility of a sport I once loved and it's hard for me to understand how anyone can look at it and go "ah, well, fair enough". By all means, cheer on your guy, but don't for a second pretend this was anything other than a title decided in his favour by the officials at the expense of the competition.salanya wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 8:20 pm JM: you're very bitter - didn't think you were that kind of poster.
And I have to repeat, this is nothing to do with Max - I dislike him intensely, but I don't really care about his whinging today or his team's attitude. They basically did nothing wrong. It's the FIA that embarrassed themselves today. It was an appalling decision that was justified by the race director as them wanting a race - i.e. fuck the laws, they wanted some last lap excitement. Absolutely ridiculous.
Well yeah. The others I mentioned would have been more of the 'win on the track and dare them to disqualify me' school.Kawazaki wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:00 pm Hamilton is fundamentally a (very) clean and neat driver. He doesn't have a win at all costs mentality.
It's a philosophy that has served him well.
Meh, you have to drown 3 infant pandas and laugh about it to get a penalty on lap 1.JM2K6 wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:03 pmI'm not sure that's a fair assessment - he got a 50/50 his way in that lap 1 incident.Sandstorm wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 8:54 pmWell Lewis also avoided Max crashing into him on lap 1. But he had one win less than Max, so them both crashing out only helps the Dutchman.Biffer wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 8:38 pm Am I going to risk abuse if I say that Senna, Prost and Schumacher would never have let themselves be passed on that final lap?
I think Lewis also knew which way any 50/50 stewards decision was going to go today. He had to win clean.
fishfoodie wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:02 pmIt's not Masi's fault the two top teams continually broke rules, & forced decisions like this on him & the stewards !Thor Sedan wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 7:21 pm Masi is responsible for making F1 and absolute farce this season
What a muppet.
Today wasn't an isolated incident; it was every race, on & off the track they've been acting like twats; both sides trying to use the rules, & stewards as weapons against other teams. It diminishes the sport; & if I were running Merc, I would have been on the phone to tell toto to wind his neck in, & stop damaging my brand !
I wonder if Carlos Sainz thought "it's called racing" when Masi decided that that lapped cars should stay between him and Verstappen.Kawazaki wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:06 pmJM2K6 wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:02 pmAnd you're extremely one-eyed, and I already know you're that kind of poster. Why on earth wouldn't I be bitter about a disgraceful miscarriage of justice? Verstappen did nothing on the track to deserve that win - it was handed to him by the officials who wanted an exciting final lap and were willing to sacrifice the laws and Hamilton's title to get it. It's hugely damaging for the credibility of a sport I once loved and it's hard for me to understand how anyone can look at it and go "ah, well, fair enough". By all means, cheer on your guy, but don't for a second pretend this was anything other than a title decided in his favour by the officials at the expense of the competition.salanya wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 8:20 pm JM: you're very bitter - didn't think you were that kind of poster.
And I have to repeat, this is nothing to do with Max - I dislike him intensely, but I don't really care about his whinging today or his team's attitude. They basically did nothing wrong. It's the FIA that embarrassed themselves today. It was an appalling decision that was justified by the race director as them wanting a race - i.e. fuck the laws, they wanted some last lap excitement. Absolutely ridiculous.
I think I detected some genuine animosity from Masi when he said sarcastically "It's called racing" to Wolff. I hope his bizarre decision wasn't fuelled by a basic dislike he has for Wolff but it didn't sound good.
The amount of pressure both Wolff and Horner have put the stewards under all year is disgraceful. It was bound to end badly, and will only continue. They both need to be be told to STFU more.Kawazaki wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:06 pmJM2K6 wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:02 pmAnd you're extremely one-eyed, and I already know you're that kind of poster. Why on earth wouldn't I be bitter about a disgraceful miscarriage of justice? Verstappen did nothing on the track to deserve that win - it was handed to him by the officials who wanted an exciting final lap and were willing to sacrifice the laws and Hamilton's title to get it. It's hugely damaging for the credibility of a sport I once loved and it's hard for me to understand how anyone can look at it and go "ah, well, fair enough". By all means, cheer on your guy, but don't for a second pretend this was anything other than a title decided in his favour by the officials at the expense of the competition.salanya wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 8:20 pm JM: you're very bitter - didn't think you were that kind of poster.
And I have to repeat, this is nothing to do with Max - I dislike him intensely, but I don't really care about his whinging today or his team's attitude. They basically did nothing wrong. It's the FIA that embarrassed themselves today. It was an appalling decision that was justified by the race director as them wanting a race - i.e. fuck the laws, they wanted some last lap excitement. Absolutely ridiculous.
I think I detected some genuine animosity from Masi when he said sarcastically "It's called racing" to Wolff. I hope his bizarre decision wasn't fuelled by a basic dislike he has for Wolff but it didn't sound good.
Biffer wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:07 pmWell yeah. The others I mentioned would have been more of the 'win on the track and dare them to disqualify me' school.Kawazaki wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:00 pm Hamilton is fundamentally a (very) clean and neat driver. He doesn't have a win at all costs mentality.
It's a philosophy that has served him well.
Indeed
Had Sainz lapped them though?JM2K6 wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:08 pmI wonder if Carlos Sainz thought "it's called racing" when Masi decided that that lapped cars should stay between him and Verstappen.Kawazaki wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:06 pmJM2K6 wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:02 pm
And you're extremely one-eyed, and I already know you're that kind of poster. Why on earth wouldn't I be bitter about a disgraceful miscarriage of justice? Verstappen did nothing on the track to deserve that win - it was handed to him by the officials who wanted an exciting final lap and were willing to sacrifice the laws and Hamilton's title to get it. It's hugely damaging for the credibility of a sport I once loved and it's hard for me to understand how anyone can look at it and go "ah, well, fair enough". By all means, cheer on your guy, but don't for a second pretend this was anything other than a title decided in his favour by the officials at the expense of the competition.
And I have to repeat, this is nothing to do with Max - I dislike him intensely, but I don't really care about his whinging today or his team's attitude. They basically did nothing wrong. It's the FIA that embarrassed themselves today. It was an appalling decision that was justified by the race director as them wanting a race - i.e. fuck the laws, they wanted some last lap excitement. Absolutely ridiculous.
I think I detected some genuine animosity from Masi when he said sarcastically "It's called racing" to Wolff. I hope his bizarre decision wasn't fuelled by a basic dislike he has for Wolff but it didn't sound good.
I note you've not spent one second trying to understand or discuss Masi's decision, instead baiting posters and engaging in... whatever the fuck this is, while pretending that you're somehow above it all. Nice effort, but you're utterly transparent.salanya wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:11 pmIndeed![]()
I have to admit that I don't take the foruming serious enough to remember all the different posters.
I only noticed yesterday that Torq has the maddest ref-complex of all time, though I probably will forget about that by next week.
But after that last post, I'll try and remember that JM is the nasty bitter one when it comes to sports.
We all have our biases, spite happens from time to time, and I don't blame anyone for fighting the corner of their favourite. But grown adults should be able to garner some form of respect and perspective, especially several hours after the event.
Don't actually know the answer to that, but Verstappen hadn't lapped the ones ahead of him, so I'm not sure it matters.Kawazaki wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:13 pmHad Sainz lapped them though?JM2K6 wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:08 pmI wonder if Carlos Sainz thought "it's called racing" when Masi decided that that lapped cars should stay between him and Verstappen.Kawazaki wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:06 pm
I think I detected some genuine animosity from Masi when he said sarcastically "It's called racing" to Wolff. I hope his bizarre decision wasn't fuelled by a basic dislike he has for Wolff but it didn't sound good.
+1. Masi is out of his depth and should be sacked.Biffer wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:09 pmThe amount of pressure both Wolff and Horner have put the stewards under all year is disgraceful. It was bound to end badly, and will only continue. They both need to be be told to STFU more.Kawazaki wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:06 pmJM2K6 wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:02 pm
And you're extremely one-eyed, and I already know you're that kind of poster. Why on earth wouldn't I be bitter about a disgraceful miscarriage of justice? Verstappen did nothing on the track to deserve that win - it was handed to him by the officials who wanted an exciting final lap and were willing to sacrifice the laws and Hamilton's title to get it. It's hugely damaging for the credibility of a sport I once loved and it's hard for me to understand how anyone can look at it and go "ah, well, fair enough". By all means, cheer on your guy, but don't for a second pretend this was anything other than a title decided in his favour by the officials at the expense of the competition.
And I have to repeat, this is nothing to do with Max - I dislike him intensely, but I don't really care about his whinging today or his team's attitude. They basically did nothing wrong. It's the FIA that embarrassed themselves today. It was an appalling decision that was justified by the race director as them wanting a race - i.e. fuck the laws, they wanted some last lap excitement. Absolutely ridiculous.
I think I detected some genuine animosity from Masi when he said sarcastically "It's called racing" to Wolff. I hope his bizarre decision wasn't fuelled by a basic dislike he has for Wolff but it didn't sound good.
JM2K6 wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:14 pmDon't actually know the answer to that, but Verstappen hadn't lapped the ones ahead of him, so I'm not sure it matters.
Someone's still salty about the cricket thread I see
I think you’re being nasty.
Verstappen hadn't lapped the ones between him and Hamilton and he pitted during the yellow. I don't know if Sainz had lapped the ones between him and Verstappen and am unsure of whether he pitted or not - though I suppose he'd have been given the place back?Kawazaki wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:16 pm
Well if Verstappen hadn't lapped them then Sainz couldn't have either could he.
He's the one running to the lawyers when his driver has already conceded the victory.Kawazaki wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:08 pmfishfoodie wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:02 pmIt's not Masi's fault the two top teams continually broke rules, & forced decisions like this on him & the stewards !Thor Sedan wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 7:21 pm Masi is responsible for making F1 and absolute farce this season
What a muppet.
Today wasn't an isolated incident; it was every race, on & off the track they've been acting like twats; both sides trying to use the rules, & stewards as weapons against other teams. It diminishes the sport; & if I were running Merc, I would have been on the phone to tell toto to wind his neck in, & stop damaging my brand !
Do you seriously think Wolff has been the aggressor?!
Lewis had a 17 sec lead with 4 laps to go. No-one would think he didn’t deserve to cross the line first today in that situation.salanya wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 9:17 pm
I have no doubt there'd be very similar comments/processes if Masi had left the safety car out till the end to give Hamilton the free pass for the championship.