F1 2021: British GP - Silverstone (July 18)

FuzzyPeaches · 07-23-2021, 02:11 PM

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Originally Posted by ///M Power-Belgium

MAX was very lucky that the impact was sidewards in the tirewall.

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Originally Posted by M5Rick

The HANS and HALO system prevented any serious injury or worse and with the latest is that hammy couldn't care less not even trying to contact Max to ask how he's feeling..goes back to what I was saying about Wolf's mindset also and his actions after Max's off.

Holy shit, you two. Head on is generally safer in a racecar since most of the safety equipment is designed specifically for that. The HANS does absolutely nothing in a side impact crash. The HALO in this one is debatable.

MKSixer · 07-23-2021, 02:14 PM

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Originally Posted by racerbruce

VER caused the shunt.
VER is to blame.
VER is a bully.
VER has no one in his professional life to market-correct his egregious behavior.
VER will not be successful until his crash-my-way-to-the-front behavior changes.

Spot on, my friend. Spot on!

MKSixer · 07-23-2021, 02:19 PM

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Originally Posted by FuzzyPeaches

Holy shit, you two. Head on is generally safer in a racecar since most of the safety equipment is designed specifically for that. The HANS does absolutely nothing in a side impact crash. The HALO in this one is debatable.

And the car is stressed in that direction, as well. Great analysis.

jkoral · 07-23-2021, 02:26 PM

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Originally Posted by racerbruce

VER will not be successful until his crash-my-way-to-the-front behavior changes.

Although I agree with the bulk of your post, I disagree with this point if you define success as winning the Driver's Championship.

I think it's very likely he will be successful this year. He is fast (no one can argue that point) and his car is objectively fast. His other behaviors notwithstanding, that is the typical recipe for winning in F1.

I do hope it remains close, it makes for an exciting season.

Frostynorth · 07-23-2021, 02:28 PM

Figured I'd chime in, what happened in Silverstone was a racing incident, they both could've given each other a bit more room, after how close they were at the beginning of the sprint race, not really surprised of this result. Would've made for a better race with both cars competing.

Should ramp up the intensity for the rest of the season, hopefully with less crashes.

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Also, favorite driver by far is Ricciardo.

Killed by Death · 07-23-2021, 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted by tdott

The rules and steward don't judge the consequence of the incident. They can only judge the incident and contact itself.

Max could have died and in theory it shouldn't change the penalty.

The great Schumacher tried to take out Villeneuve intentionally, you can see him turn into him before the corner. Schumacher was out of the race and Villeneuve continued on. The penalty was still pretty harsh, lost all his points that season and disqualified from the 1997 World Championship.

Think about that for a minute.

///M Power-Belgium · 07-23-2021, 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by FuzzyPeaches

Holy shit, you two. Head on is generally safer in a racecar since most of the safety equipment is designed specifically for that. The HANS does absolutely nothing in a side impact crash. The HALO in this one is debatable.

Oh really ?

Probably you don't remember the driver Juan Manuel Correa's "Head on crash" at "Spa-Francorchamps 2019" anymore ?

Yes mate. A driver has 'LEGS !

GuidoK · 07-23-2021, 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Killed by Death

The main thing here of course is that Villeneuve is already ahead of Schumacher at the point that they touch. Schumachers front wheel hits the sidepod of Villeneuve.
So there is no more 'defending of position' or 'defending/continuing the racing line'.

So in all these kind of crashes it's very important who's ahead at the moment of impact.
And of course at the point of impact Villeneuve was completely on the inside on the curbs. There was no place for him to go. (very clearly displayed at 1:53 where SCH drives into VIL)
SCH got punished for an avoidable crash

chuckthis · 07-23-2021, 02:46 PM

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Originally Posted by MKSixer

He's a walking cautionary tale.

If you have a son, you can show him a pic of Flabio with his 30 year old gf and say, "Son, if you are successful and do well in life financially, you can have a girl like this no matter how you look."

If you have a daughter you can show that same picture and say, "Sweetheart, if you don't do well in life, you may be stuck with an old joker like this taking care of you for the rest of your life."

One man. One pic. Two different meanings. The power of Flabio.

My work here is done.

Truer words have never been written

M5Rick · 07-23-2021, 02:47 PM

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Originally Posted by FuzzyPeaches

Holy shit, you two. Head on is generally safer in a racecar since most of the safety equipment is designed specifically for that. The HANS does absolutely nothing in a side impact crash. The HALO in this one is debatable.

We'll call you

Killed by Death · 07-23-2021, 02:58 PM

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Originally Posted by GuidoK

The main thing here of course is that Villeneuve is already ahead of Schumacher at the point that they touch. Schumachers front wheel hits the sidepod of Villeneuve.
So there is no more 'defending of position' or 'defending/continuing the racing line'.

So in all these kind of crashes it's very important who's ahead at the moment of impact.
And of course at the point of impact Villeneuve was completely on the inside on the curbs. There was no place for him to go. (very clearly displayed at 1:53 where SCH drives into VIL)

Agree, that's why I posted the video without comment...FYI ONLY for those who hadn't seen it in a while or forgot like me

MKSixer · 07-23-2021, 03:07 PM

Ode to Verstappen.

There once was a man named Verstappen
Who was an accident waiting to happen.
He cut Copse like a fool.
Sir Lewis took him to school.
His car is so very misshapen.

A limerick by MKSixer

With apologies to Mrs. M., my 8th grade literature teacher. May she rest in peace and not be spinning in her grave.

tdott · 07-23-2021, 03:14 PM

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Originally Posted by jkoral

Although I agree with the bulk of your post, I disagree with this point if you define success as winning the Driver's Championship.

I think it's very likely he will be successful this year. He is fast (no one can argue that point) and his car is objectively fast. His other behaviors notwithstanding, that is the typical recipe for winning in F1.

I do hope it remains close, it makes for an exciting season.

There were many fast drivers in fast cars that don't win champions for various reasons.

Crashes, DNF, reliability, etc, etc.

You don't remember the ones who almost won.....they get forgotten easily.

tdott · 07-23-2021, 03:20 PM

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Originally Posted by GuidoK

The main thing here of course is that Villeneuve is already ahead of Schumacher at the point that they touch. Schumachers front wheel hits the sidepod of Villeneuve.
So there is no more 'defending of position' or 'defending/continuing the racing line'.

So in all these kind of crashes it's very important who's ahead at the moment of impact.
And of course at the point of impact Villeneuve was completely on the inside on the curbs. There was no place for him to go. (very clearly displayed at 1:53 where SCH drives into VIL)

None of that is what we are discussing here, we are discussing how the penalty given doesn't consider what happens after the contact.

If Villeneuve went off the track and hit something else and died, the penalty would have still been the same. (Schumacher lost all his points that season and disqualified from the 1997 World Championship.)

If Max continued on and won the race or died, the penalty in theory should have still been the same.

That's how they judge it, not based on what happened after, which seems like a too hard a concept for some to understand.

GuidoK · 07-23-2021, 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by MKSixer

There once was a man named Verstappen
Who was an accident waiting to happen.
He cut Copse like a fool.
Sir Lewis took him to school.
His car is so very misshapen.
But the FIA left no doubt,
it was predominantly Lewis' fault

tdott · 07-23-2021, 03:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Killed by Death

Agree, that's why I posted the video without comment...FYI ONLY for those who hadn't seen it in a while or forgot like me

Normal people like to stay on topic and discuss valid points with facts and reason.

RB Fans: "But what about this...."

Smart bunch you guys are.

GuidoK · 07-23-2021, 03:24 PM

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Originally Posted by tdott

That's how they judge it, not based on what happened after, which seems like a too hard a concept for some to understand.

I'm not disputing that.
However they can adjust their punishment of course on how dangerous a certain move is.
(and of course if it's intent or not)
And what purpose it intents. Is it a fight for a position or someone that wants to unlap himself.

racerbruce · 07-23-2021, 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by MKSixer

Ode to Verstappen.

There once was a man named Verstappen
Who was an accident waiting to happen.
He cut Copse like a fool.
Sir Lewis took him to school.
His car is so very misshapen.

A limerick by MKSixer

With apologies to Mrs. M., my 8th grade literature teacher. May she rest in peace and not be spinning in her grave.

You're a poet
But you didn't know it
And your feet show it
They're Longfellows

Killed by Death · 07-23-2021, 03:27 PM

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Originally Posted by MKSixer

Ode to Verstappen.

There once was a man named Verstappen
Who was an accident waiting to happen.
He cut Copse like a fool.
Sir Lewis took him to school.
His car is so very misshapen.

A limerick by MKSixer

Can't "Appreciate" because I don't like it but A+ for creativity

tdott · 07-23-2021, 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by GuidoK

I'm not disputing that.
However they can adjust their punishment of course on how dangerous a certain move is.
(and of course if it's intent or not)
And what purpose it intents. Is it a fight for a position or someone that wants to unlap himself.

Exactly, it is Judged on The move.... not what happened after.

A dangerous move (intentionally turning into a car) gets a harsh penalty = (lost all his points that season and disqualified from the 1997 World Championship.)

Light contact with no intent, both drivers share fault, 1 determined predominantly more at fault = 10 sec. (in this case)
Doesn't matter if what happened after the move resulted in a big crash or a small crash.

M5Rick · 07-23-2021, 04:10 PM

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Originally Posted by MKSixer

Ode to Verstappen.

There once was a man named Verstappen
Who was an accident waiting to happen.
He cut Copse like a fool.
Sir Lewis took him to school.
His car is so very misshapen.

A limerick by MKSixer

With apologies to Mrs. M., my 8th grade literature teacher. May she rest in peace and not be spinning in her grave.

Ode doesn't bode well.

Steeler · 07-23-2021, 04:27 PM

One quick post, although I said I was done.
VER now knows where he stands as I said on the weekend.
HAM has laid down the gauntlet, push and you will be pushed back. Continue doing so at your own peril VER.
7x WDC's don't come without extensive intelligence and knowledge behind the wheel of a car and psychologically beating their opponents.

Carry on.

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