The 2014 United States Grand Prix

[Jiggy 5]

I think some people here would bomb Mexico if that happens.

[Liam12d 0]

If Rosberg were to win by 1 solitary point then forever everyone will look at the incident he caused at Spa as his saving grace. 

[APR193 0]

Liam12d said:

If Rosberg were to win by 1 solitary point then forever everyone will look at the incident he caused at Spa as his saving grace. 

Or Lewis' mechanical failures and bad luck

[GoldenColt 1]

Jiggy said:

I think some people here would bomb Mexico if that happens.

Ow come on.

























I would nuke Mexico.

[f1since08 60]

That was an epic race! Lewis' problem is no longer Rosberg, it's reliability. Hamilton can finish second at the last races and is guaranteed the title, bit reliability has been his achilles heel...

[alonsofan46 0]

Liam12d said:

If Rosberg were to win by 1 solitary point then forever everyone will look at the incident he caused at Spa as his saving grace. 

No , forever everyone will look at the ridiculous double points in the last race.

Anyway , however much I dislike Hamilton , if he goes into Abu Dhabi with a lead over 25 points then he's champion in my eyes (and everyone else's too I would think ) no matter what happens in Abu Dhabi.

@GoldenColt As if everyone on here doesn't talk about people. You were fine with it when it was Vettel everyone was giving out about.  ;)

[ImRiteUrRong74 0]

No.. don't start another argument -_-

[Platy 6]

RevolvingPrawn said:

So, Perez is blaming Sutil for the crash. Is he high? Was he drug tested before the race? Sutil stayed wide to avoid him, Perez hit Raikkonen and then just bounced off into Sutil. I don't particularly rate Sutil, but there's no way he did anything wrong in that corner.

http://www.planetf1.com/driver/18227/9547261/Perez-blames-Sutil-for-Austin-shunt

I agree with Perez, it was Sutil's fault for existing.

[GoldenColt 1]

alonsofan46 said:

@GoldenColt As if everyone on here doesn't talk about people. You were fine with it when it was Vettel everyone was giving out about.  ;)

I was kidding, knowing that I love to discuss drivers aswell.

[f1since08 60]

An interesting point Ted Kravitz made on the notebook. Since the coaching ban at Singapore, Rosberg has failed to win a race...

[GoldenColt 1]

Mr. Cerebral seems quite lost without radio advice.

[VetteIfan 0]

fIsince08 said:

An interesting point Ted Kravitz made on the notebook. Since the coaching ban at Singapore, Rosberg has failed to win a race...

Completely irrelevant if you ask me. There's been 4 races since then - one he retired in and one he messed up at turn 1. So only two races where we've actually seen Hamilton come out on top in direct competition without so called "coaching". Not enough to justify anything, yet. 

Plus he's hasn't won since Germany anyway, 4 races before the radio ban. If he'd been winning and on a roll up until Singapore fair enough, but he wasn't. The radio ban didn't change his form at all. 

[JensonBottom 1]

If anything, its more that Hamilton has had clean weekends since the radio ban without any technical/mechanical difficulties.

[Jiggy 5]

Hey @GoldenColt, remember that argument we had a couple of weeks back? I'm starting to see your side of the argument more and more.



Apologies over that btw.

[GoldenColt 1]

Dayum bro, dat took some time. ;)

[Jiggy 5]

The chain broke me. He looks like he could be Mr. T's son.