You keep bringing up these different standards being applied for Lewis, but no one here is moving goal posts on him.
'03ag said:
Not enough talk about OOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOON!
So happy for that kid
Also, F1 is so much better with Alonso in it.
We really can't catch a break, can we 😅#HungarianGP 🇭🇺 #Vettel pic.twitter.com/Md5qv6I027
— Sebastian Vettel #5 (@sebvettelnews) August 1, 2021
CharlieBrown17 said:
Bottas will get the most press because of the RB cars involved but stroll was a wild bit of driving that made no sense
An Ag in CO said:
HAM fell from pole to P3 and that was all on him and his team. It could've been worse, but it should have been an easy win. Ocon and Vettel did a fantastic job with what they have to work with and it was so exciting to see them battle for P1.
Mercedes has an interesting conundrum because they are extremely image-conscious and now they have a pretty big issue on their hands. HAM takes out VER at Silverstone and gets a penalty so he was judged to have been in the wrong. BOT takes out his closest competitor (NOR), ruins the car of VER, takes out the 2nd RB (who were leading MB in the constructor's championship) and presto - HAM is back on top and MB are back on top. I have a hard time seeing how BOT didn't just lose his ride for next season and MB are probably going to have some words with Wolff and, at the very least, tell him to shut the eff up and maybe act a little contrite given the impact of the "good luck" they've received the last two races. MB is not going to be happy if they get the "cheat to win" label. MB absolutely doesn't mind getting the "outspend to win" label since that's great marketing for the brand, but they're heading down a pretty dark path and the 3 week break couldn't have come at a better time as it gives them time to get ahead of the worsening PR situation.
Nooooo… 🤣🤣🤣 #F1 #HungarianGP pic.twitter.com/v8t63XgjYy
— Tulio Olmos™ (@Tulio_Olmos) August 1, 2021
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He doesn't get told what to do by Mercedes Benz
La Fours said:Nooooo… 🤣🤣🤣 #F1 #HungarianGP pic.twitter.com/v8t63XgjYy
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CONFIRMED: Vettel is disqualified from the Hungarian Grand Prix #F1 #HungarianGP
— Chris Medland (@ChrisMedlandF1) August 1, 2021
UPDATED DRIVER STANDINGS
— Formula 1 (@F1) August 1, 2021
Lewis Hamilton's P2 in Hungary gives him an 8-point lead over Max Verstappen after 11 races
Carlos Sainz leapfrogs Ferrari team mate Charles Leclerc after Vettel's disqualification gave the Spaniard his 4th career podium #HungarianGP 🇭🇺 #F1 pic.twitter.com/Q2dvrmAkcb
Quote:@fia penalty system
— Chittaranjan (@ChittaPattnaik) August 1, 2021
1. Take out 3 drivers and get 5 place grid penalty
2. Exceeding pitlane speed limit hands you 10s stop n go penalty
3. Involved in major racing incident to have 10s penalty
4. Crossing pitlane entry line hands you 5s penalty
5. Disqualification over less fuel
Fernando Alonso called to stewards for impeding Hamilton with his massive balls pic.twitter.com/Z1BIXmF2u7
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Silver Arrows said:
AM breached (depending on the appeal) a technical regulation which usually are treated far more strictly. It's not like this was some sort of rule sprung upon AM. You have to have the requisite amount of fuel for a sample at the end of the race.
However Renault was disqualified for breaching Sporting Regulations a few years ago. It seems like if your car isn't compliant it's a disqualification.
In the immortal words of John McClain, "Welcome to the party pal!"AgGrad99 said:
Btw- didn't know this thread existed. Happy to have found it. I have no one to talk F1 with
Your argument is ridiculous. You're upset that the FIA is adhering to technical regulations that are known by every team and have imposed penalties for violating those rules in the past (Including against Lewis in Spain 2012) because they benefit Lewis. You then for some reason compare that to the penalty that Lewis received for an in race incident on the first lap in the previous race. If you've been following F1 as long as you claim, you'd know first lap incidents are treated differently and sometimes not even penalized at all; Stroll vs. Leclerc last year.Producers_96 said:
After years of my watching F1 going back to Senna/Prost, we finally have an actual competition between two teams that has been absent for years. I'm just friggin' tired of the FIA getting in their own way by getting technical at the worst friggin' times. So don't lecture me on your fandom, because I've been there before.
And if you want people to take you seriously, your username doesn't help.
Summer break = incoming 😎
— Formula 1 (@F1) August 2, 2021
And here's how the drivers and teams stand after 11 rounds of the 2021 F1 season
All to play for when racing resumes at Spa in a few weeks!#F1 pic.twitter.com/w3r6qc6peL