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ZoSo

ZoSo

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#106
Jul 11, 2011
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LOL

didn't expect that at all. good.

good for verstappen, he's already one of the best and he's 18.

hope kvyat is out of F1 soon. absolute hack.
 
Salvatore

Salvatore

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#107
May 22, 2007
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#107
Kvyat isn't even that bad, he's outperformed Ricciardo on a few occasions which is impressive. He even finished on the podium in China, Red Bull are fucking ruthless :D
 
Salvatore

Salvatore

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#109
May 22, 2007
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ZoSo said:

Even Maldonado wasn't this bad
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Grosjean was much worse at punting people off when he first started and he's developed into a good level F1 driver. Not saying Kvyat is as bad as Romain was, that is obviously shoddy driving for the first lap of a GP, but the Red Bull driver programme is ruthless if it is for that one mistake :D
 
ZoSo

ZoSo

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Jul 11, 2011
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Salvatore said:
Grosjean was much worse at punting people off when he first started and he's developed into a good level F1 driver. Not saying Kvyat is as bad as Romain was, that is obviously shoddy driving for the first lap of a GP, but the Red Bull driver programme is ruthless if it is for that one mistake :D
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He did pretty much the same thing last week as well. Obviously RB wants to keep Max so they're promoting him before another team can get him and this is a good opportunity, I don't think it's unwarranted though. Very poor driving by Kvyat really.

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Salvatore

Salvatore

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#112
May 22, 2007
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ZoSo said:
He did pretty much the same thing last week as well. Obviously RB wants to keep Max so they're promoting him before another team can get him and this is a good opportunity, I don't think it's unwarranted though. Very poor driving by Kvyat really.
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I don't think he can be blamed for the incident at Shanghai, even Vettel afterwards accepted it was a racing incident.

If this is a move to cement Max in the team then they've done the right thing though, and I don't blame them. Very rare talent he is.
 
Salvatore

Salvatore

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#114
May 22, 2007
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That looks like an opportunistic move with a wide open gap to move into, and he hugged the inside of the kerb as well (indicating he didn't have too much speed going into it, he was under control). He wasn't jolting across Vettel, the gap was roughly 2 car widths.
 
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