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Vettel's helmet features a girl in a black bikini on the back, except the bikini is painted in black-thermolack paint, and becomes transparent when the temperature changes. :lol:

Less bitchin, more retro. Here's Vergne's tribute to Cevert.

This would work...

And it goes along with the black and gold livery.

sorry, but what context are you talking about exactly?

Regarding Alonso's comments, he was more referring to the fact that some teams that are doing very well in qualifying, but are doing worse in the race due to tyrewear, and that these teams (i.e. Mercedes and Red Bull) are now complaining like little kids that their toys have been taken away.

aerogi wrote:

Well actually that's not true is it. Vettels interview he stated he wants the tyres changed to stop delamination, because it only takes a delamination in Eau Rouge or similar to turn a tyre failure into something very serious. He doesn't believe it's all debris related. He never mentioned tyre wear in regards to pit stops and performance, only safety.

People say Red Bull and Mercedes only want the tyres changed to suit them. But Lotus and Ferrari only wait them kept the same to suit them. I don't see why one side is selfish and the other side isn't.

Author:	NVirkkula [ Thu May 23, 2013 5:11 am ]
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Hotdogger wrote: Vettel's helmet features a girl in a black bikini on the back, except the bikini is painted in black-thermolack paint, and becomes transparent when the temperature changes. That's brilliant!

Author:	Juihi [ Thu May 23, 2013 7:22 am ]
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phil1993 wrote: Less bitchin, more retro. Here's Vergne's tribute to Cevert. oh god yes, that is total win

Author:	aerogi [ Thu May 23, 2013 7:27 am ]
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that Cevert helmet is really cool, but just a pity the Red Bull emblem is on on the front as well, which kinda ruins it, it should have been made very small, like the ELF logo that was on the original helmet. but still , quite tasty!

Author:	codename_47 [ Thu May 23, 2013 7:57 am ]
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My reward for having to be dragged out of my blissful slumber at 6am is being awake for everything on track today. So, epic stream showing everything on track today please?

Author:	Tobias [ Thu May 23, 2013 8:22 am ]
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kals wrote: This would work... And it goes along with the black and gold livery. exactly my thoughts. Would be awesome we will see in less than an hour

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Author:	Fish88 [ Thu May 23, 2013 8:26 am ]
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Hamilton destroyed 150000 euro's of camera equipment yesterday by making an U-turn on a jet-ski .

Author:	Tobias [ Thu May 23, 2013 8:42 am ]
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I guess that accounts for the poor helmet.

Author:	JJ [ Thu May 23, 2013 8:57 am ]
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Coverage started. Who will be the first to damage his car? I'll say van der Garde. Saturday predictions looks quite wet = sunday qlf.

Author:	Tobias [ Thu May 23, 2013 9:08 am ]
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slightly disappointing

Author:	Tobias [ Thu May 23, 2013 9:20 am ]
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Author:	ellis [ Thu May 23, 2013 9:25 am ]
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Hey look, Fernando trying to play mind games. It's really a shame that he sucks at mind games and is much more badly affected than anyone else. He plays the game the most, but also loses the most.

Author:	Tobias [ Thu May 23, 2013 9:30 am ]
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sorry, but what context are you talking about exactly?

Author:	ellis [ Thu May 23, 2013 9:42 am ]
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Tobias wrote: sorry, but what context are you talking about exactly? Sky interview. Fernando was doing his usual - bad mouth the competition and make it sound like the other teams are rubbish. "Some teams like to say they have the best car, but the last 3 pole positions have not been by them". It is obviously referencing Red Bull and picking and choosing facts to try and back up his BS, whilst Red Bull sit top of both tables currently. It's similar to when he deliberately makes a reference to Lewis being the best driver on the grid. He only does it when the pressure is getting tight on him and Seb when the title is coming to a close. He says Lewis is the best, to try and affect Sebastian. The beauty of it is, Lewis hasn't been in the title race for a while, so complimenting him means nothing, because Lewis isn't in a position to capitalise. And Lewis, not being a complete dick, naturally returns and says "nah I think Fernando is better". Every so often he'll say Kimi is the best too, and Kimi just doesn't give a fuck. Basically if you listen to everything Fernando says, it's all psychological warfare. It's all very clever and designed to either annoy or get under the skin of his competitors. The problem is that it doesn't affect them as much as he wants, and he is the one who ends up struggling more, resulting in situations like below, where you can tell Fernando is just broken. Fernando loves mind games. His problem is he's shit at them.

Author:	JJ [ Thu May 23, 2013 9:44 am ]
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Unless I'm mistaken, there is catchfence installed at Rivage where GP2 had a pileup last year.

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Author:	Tobias [ Thu May 23, 2013 9:49 am ]
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when you check out googlemaps street view, it's just madness to think F1 can drive on these narrow streets.

Author:	codename_47 [ Thu May 23, 2013 10:26 am ]
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Sutil with a spin in turn 1 that jusssssssssssssssst misses clipping the barrier with his rear wing, so close it was like some fast and furious movie shit rather than and F1 incident!

Author:	aerogi [ Thu May 23, 2013 10:27 am ]
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Regarding Alonso's comments, he was more referring to the fact that some teams that are doing very well in qualifying, but are doing worse in the race due to tyrewear, and that these teams (i.e. Mercedes and Red Bull) are now complaining like little kids that their toys have been taken away. At least that's how I read it (from a Belgian news paper), and I think he has a point.

Author:	ellis [ Thu May 23, 2013 10:31 am ]
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aerogi wrote: Regarding Alonso's comments, he was more referring to the fact that some teams that are doing very well in qualifying, but are doing worse in the race due to tyrewear, and that these teams (i.e. Mercedes and Red Bull) are now complaining like little kids that their toys have been taken away. Well actually that's not true is it. Vettels interview he stated he wants the tyres changed to stop delamination, because it only takes a delamination in Eau Rouge or similar to turn a tyre failure into something very serious. He doesn't believe it's all debris related. He never mentioned tyre wear in regards to pit stops and performance, only safety. People say Red Bull and Mercedes only want the tyres changed to suit them. But Lotus and Ferrari only wait them kept the same to suit them. I don't see why one side is selfish and the other side isn't.

Author:	Tobias [ Thu May 23, 2013 10:32 am ]
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Raikkonen seems to struggle here, as usual.

Author:	codename_47 [ Thu May 23, 2013 10:35 am ]
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ellis wrote: aerogi wrote: Regarding Alonso's comments, he was more referring to the fact that some teams that are doing very well in qualifying, but are doing worse in the race due to tyrewear, and that these teams (i.e. Mercedes and Red Bull) are now complaining like little kids that their toys have been taken away. Well actually that's not true is it. Vettels interview he stated he wants the tyres changed to stop delamination, because it only takes a delamination in Eau Rouge or similar to turn a tyre failure into something very serious. He doesn't believe it's all debris related. He never mentioned tyre wear in regards to pit stops and performance, only safety. People say Red Bull and Mercedes only want the tyres changed to suit them. But Lotus and Ferrari only wait them kept the same to suit them. I don't see why one side is selfish and the other side isn't. Well. just like the teams the fans have their own agendas. They're either fanboys of one team or another, or neutral and prefer to back the option that will give us the most exciting racing (and opinions on that are divided too....) You can't make a statement these days without it being dissected and analysed to see what agenda you're peddling. That's the world of f1 though.