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Who will lead the Drivers Championship after the Japanese GP?
Poll ended at Sun Oct 05, 2014 2:53 am
Lewis HAMILTON 64%  64%  [ 21 ]
Nico ROSBERG 36%  36%  [ 12 ]
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kinda ridiculous they aren't moving up the start

it's gonna be 30 laps under the SC and then half points


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But no one wants to wake up at 7am in Europe.
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Forecast is for heavier rain in the morning anyway. It's already chucking it down apparently.

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Vergne gets a 10 place grid penalty for using a 6th engine, Now starts 20th.


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phil1993 wrote:
Forecast is for heavier rain in the morning anyway. It's already chucking it down apparently.

Really? I read the heaviest rain is forecasted for the afternoon?


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Forecast is for heavier rain in the morning anyway. It's already chucking it down apparently.

Really? I read the heaviest rain is forecasted for the afternoon?


Yeah, but I think it's difficult to predict completely. Worst will be early Monday morning.

Biggest threat is to the pack-up; flights to Russia are Monday afternoon so that may be delayed.

Either way, if it chucks it down it'll probably be a really disrupted race as Suzuka is difficult enough in the dry.

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phil1993 wrote:
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Forecast is for heavier rain in the morning anyway. It's already chucking it down apparently.

Really? I read the heaviest rain is forecasted for the afternoon?


Yeah, but I think it's difficult to predict completely. Worst will be early Monday morning.

Biggest threat is to the pack-up; flights to Russia are Monday afternoon so that may be delayed.

Either way, if it chucks it down it'll probably be a really disrupted race as Suzuka is difficult enough in the dry.

Yes, I've heard exactly the same, the biggest problem will be the flights to Russia.

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Russia can wait, they have the boring track

as long we can have a good race tonight

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Button will win easily then.


Especially as swimming is likely to be involved tomorrow.


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They should run 20 laps behind SC, throw green for two laps for all the lulz and go back to SC to see whoever managed not to crash out be awarded with points.

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Vassago wrote:
They should run 20 laps behind SC, throw green for two laps for all the lulz and go back to SC to see whoever managed not to crash out be awarded with points.


So you're suggesting F1 implements a temporary use of Nascar's green-white-chequer rules whereby everyone races to the next flag? Could be interesting.

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They can just do a 2 day weekend at Russia, make Fp3 a little longer on Saturday and we'll have a fun qualy and race with drivers not very familliar with the new track and maybe not a perfect setup.


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They should run 20 laps behind SC, throw green for two laps for all the lulz and go back to SC to see whoever managed not to crash out be awarded with points.

Or do like in Brazilian GP 2003; keep racing even when quarter of the field crashes at Curva do Sol. :mrgreen:


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it was probably a bad idea to schedule race weekends in Japan and Russia four days apart

especially when there's a 3 week break after Russia


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Was just having a glance around with all that's predicted for todays race and sunset there is set for 5.20pm. With a high chance of red flags or even a delayed start with technically an allotted time of 4 hours I can't see the full distance being done today.

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yeah but at least the euros will get to see it all no earlier than 7am!


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yeah but at least the euros will get to see it all no earlier than 7am!

It's quite a nice time for us Aussies this race. 5pm haha

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Good time on the west coast of north america too. :p


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