Infinite Improbability Drive of the Race - Britain
Infinite Improbability Drive of the Race - Britain
1. Daniil Kvyat. From a Q1 exit to the points, that's a decent days work
2. Williams. Not last for once!
2. Williams. Not last for once!
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Gasly.
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(1) Gasly - well it was unexpected for me anyway
(2) Russell - 14th! Ahead of Vettel!
(2) Russell - 14th! Ahead of Vettel!
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1. Daniil Kvyat - Q1 exit, on the worst strategy and scores a point. Very well done mr Daniil.
2. Pierre Gasly - well, that was much better this time out.
HM to Williams as a whole for not being the worst team of the weekend.
2. Pierre Gasly - well, that was much better this time out.
HM to Williams as a whole for not being the worst team of the weekend.
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1) Kvyat - What a rise from terrible Q1 to points finish
2) Hamilton - Proved once again he's too good for this field.
2) Hamilton - Proved once again he's too good for this field.
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1- Kyvat- when did he get into the points? Good drive all round
2- Gasly- Okay he lucked into 4th place but he had a much stronger weekend all round.
2- Gasly- Okay he lucked into 4th place but he had a much stronger weekend all round.
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I nominate Pierre Gasly for having his best race this season (by far). I hope this is the Gasly we see for the rest of the season!
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I'm going to nominate Gasly, even if he does owe Vettel a beer for his 4th place finish he still had to hold it together.
HM to Hamilton, for what was essentially a perfectly executed race and now placing himself 4 DNFs ahead of Vettel in the championship (he would still stay 1st due to race classification).
HM to Hamilton, for what was essentially a perfectly executed race and now placing himself 4 DNFs ahead of Vettel in the championship (he would still stay 1st due to race classification).
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Torro Rosso: Good day at the office for them. Keep this up, and they could get IIDOTY
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Daniil Kvyat - as pointed out, he turned a Q1 elimination into points. He's been quite unlucky I think this year, but his racecraft really has been strong.
The race - Austria was good, but I think this was a better race. The on-track action was sensational, I absolutely love this year's driver line-up.
The front-runners, bar Vettel - showed why they're the front runners. Even Gasly's performance was very good.
The race - Austria was good, but I think this was a better race. The on-track action was sensational, I absolutely love this year's driver line-up.
The front-runners, bar Vettel - showed why they're the front runners. Even Gasly's performance was very good.
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1) Daniil Kvyat. Made the most of the safety car shuffle to take points.
2) Pierre Gasly. That's the form Horner wants to see. Perhaps he is just bad at setting up the car and should stick with using Max's setup as they did in this race.
Honourable Mentions:
Kimi Raikkonen (Another solid performance in the midfield after a dry spell)
Renault (Kept the Mclarens in their sights and were the more consistent team during the race)
2) Pierre Gasly. That's the form Horner wants to see. Perhaps he is just bad at setting up the car and should stick with using Max's setup as they did in this race.
Honourable Mentions:
Kimi Raikkonen (Another solid performance in the midfield after a dry spell)
Renault (Kept the Mclarens in their sights and were the more consistent team during the race)
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Now, what comes to mind:
- Valtteri Bottas: this season certainly seems to be a step up from last season. He's consistently bringing the fight to Hamilton, and I can easily see him winning at least a few more races this year - even if Hamilton looks to win this season with 17 wins.
- Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen: excellent, exciting racing. Really aggressive and passionate driving that made this race the best of the year so far imo. It really showed up Vettel, when the moment Sebastian became relevant to the race he made contact and dropped out of the race.
- Pierre Gasly: Good job boyo. Now do that another 11 times
- Williams: both cars ahead of a Ferrari on track!
- Valtteri Bottas: this season certainly seems to be a step up from last season. He's consistently bringing the fight to Hamilton, and I can easily see him winning at least a few more races this year - even if Hamilton looks to win this season with 17 wins.
- Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen: excellent, exciting racing. Really aggressive and passionate driving that made this race the best of the year so far imo. It really showed up Vettel, when the moment Sebastian became relevant to the race he made contact and dropped out of the race.
- Pierre Gasly: Good job boyo. Now do that another 11 times
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- Williams: both cars ahead of a Ferrari on track!
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Gasly - closed the pace deficit to Max to an acceptable level
Kvyat - I think he got the pitstop under the SC advantage, but even so - its tight, so to get into the points from a bad quallie was impressive
Kvyat - I think he got the pitstop under the SC advantage, but even so - its tight, so to get into the points from a bad quallie was impressive
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I can't in good conscience nominate someone for doing something their teammate has already done 8 times, so my nominations are:
Raikkonen, I don't know what kind of Finnish sorcery he's doing to get that Alfa going that fast, but its working.
Ricciardo, although Renault's promises of challenging the top teams haven't materialized, he's showing that Renault are easily able to secure any positions dropped by the top 6.
And of course Kubica, who could have imagined he would finish a race AHEAD of Vettel!?![Deletraz :deletraz:](./images/smilies/icon_deletraz.png)
Raikkonen, I don't know what kind of Finnish sorcery he's doing to get that Alfa going that fast, but its working.
Ricciardo, although Renault's promises of challenging the top teams haven't materialized, he's showing that Renault are easily able to secure any positions dropped by the top 6.
And of course Kubica, who could have imagined he would finish a race AHEAD of Vettel!?
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I feel this will be a straight fight between two popular nominations, but let's see how it goes! I grouped the general Williams nominations together as a team nomination, and found it hard to find a fourth candidate, so picked the one least alike the existing options. You have 48 hours to pick your candidate! ![Dance :dance:](./images/smilies/icon_slick.gif)
![Dance :dance:](./images/smilies/icon_slick.gif)
Felipe Nasr - the least forgettable F1 driver!Murray Walker at the 1997 Austrian Grand Prix wrote:The other [Stewart] driver, who nobody's been paying attention to, because he's disappointing, is Jan Magnussen.
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In the comeback of the year so far, Pierre Gasly goes from twice-Reject of the Race (I don't think we've ever had three consecutive wins for the same candidate in forum history) to Infinite Improbability Drive of the Race. For the first time this season he finished ahead of his teammate, and regardless of Max's issues, Pierre had pace for once! Now all he has to do to keep his seat is to continue doing exactly this for the rest of the season ![Very Happy :D](./images/smilies/icon_e_biggrin.gif)
![Very Happy :D](./images/smilies/icon_e_biggrin.gif)
Felipe Nasr - the least forgettable F1 driver!Murray Walker at the 1997 Austrian Grand Prix wrote:The other [Stewart] driver, who nobody's been paying attention to, because he's disappointing, is Jan Magnussen.