RORY65
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He didn't take him out!
He meant to though, which is the point. Him being shit at crashing others out of the race doesn't make it different, it was still terrible.
He didn't take him out!
Well, love is probably a bad choice of words and I wasn't really talking about his quality as a driver but more about his character. Everytime he has a dig at Vettel, he's described as this honest guy who just speaks the truth and was fecked over by his teammate, when he has been just as big a cnut towards Vettel for years as Vettel was towards him. It's just weird.Who loves Webber on here? I think the majority think he's quite shit and hasn't been any good since 2010.
He didn't take him out!
Interesting thoughts from Minardi - http://www.minardi.it/international...ey-and-vettels-magic-hatsthash-ukc90dky-dpuf/
More conspiracy theories, dating back to Canada this time.
http://britishmotorsportnews.wordpr...ull-using-illegal-traction-control-in-canada/
There's definitely some variation of an off throttle mechanism giving them extra downforce/more traction in low speed corners.
The shit would really hit the fan if it is found they did use an illegal Traction control.
Two ways of seeing this, they're either cnuts or geniuses for making the rules work in their favor.
The comment was a bit dickish but Rosberg hasn't half overreacted there.
This was pretty funny though:
"Overall a pretty solid day, we had no issues with the car, and there is room for improvement - especially once we turn on the Traction Control," Vettel quipped to Sky Sports News
He's a German with a sense of humour, I think it confuses everyone to be fair.
I saw a bit of an interview with him the other day, he was talking about how overtaking has basically been made too easy with DRS and how it used to be that when you saw overtakes you knew it was talent that made it possible whereas these days that's not always the case.