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Originally Posted by Timbagoo' timestamp='1381650247' post='22825039
Dammit! No, surprises, but it was a more entertaining race.
Sam, I'm sorry for your nation's loss at lap 9. Vettel strikes again!
Sam, I'm sorry for your nation's loss at lap 9. Vettel strikes again!
Or I already watched it since it was the same as the last 5...
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Perhaps I should have clarified that I don't necessarily agree with Sir Stirling Moss, but it's an interesting viewpoint from a bygone era. I, too, would rather have the safety record that they have now. Entertainment isn't worth lives.
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Originally Posted by sam_spider' timestamp='1381772943' post='22826955
[quote name='Timbagoo' timestamp='1381650247' post='22825039']
Dammit! No, surprises, but it was a more entertaining race.
Sam, I'm sorry for your nation's loss at lap 9. Vettel strikes again!
Dammit! No, surprises, but it was a more entertaining race.
Sam, I'm sorry for your nation's loss at lap 9. Vettel strikes again!
Or I already watched it since it was the same as the last 5...
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Great, now I wish I saw it. thanks Alex.
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Yeah, the race strategy of RBR was clearly skewed in favor of Vettel despite all of the "we'll let the boys race" comments during pre-race. Even so, it was still a very enjoyable race to watch with plenty of good scrap throughout the field. I love Suzuka.
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Yes Mark was clearly the faster (I think) of the two RBR drivers. He had one extra pitstop and an annoying Romain in front of him and he still finished second!