Are we bulletproof to haxers yet, no. Are we ever gonna be, doubt it.

C'mon update something noticable. Like let's say collision model. Bumpers, mirrors panels flying off. Radiators getting punctured. Engine creating heat. Engine boiling and blowing up. Brake ware model, etc. etc. So many areas for dev fun and I'm disgusted to say that FZR is still running around with ancient Flinsones cockpit!

Can't at least any of that be improved if mr. Eric can't be bothered to restyle the faceless Westhill area with addition of perhaps couple new layouts there as well.

Grats on auto spectate the lazy Finnish driver to upload skin update. I quite like that one.

Oliver and other 1stBFA driver: Why u guys aren't confirmed? When we had some fun the other night sprinting it you seemed quick enough to have a good race . C'mon do it.

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My theory is back in those days the difference between the elite and the average drivers was much bigger, now that there is soo much more development series out there now the talent that comes through is much more refined, so the difference between all the drivers isn;t that much anymore.

Before having a 1 second gap to your team mate in qualifying was normal, now that would almost get you sacked.

More powerfull cars and less downforce cars highlight talent and skill more as well. Just take a look in difference between GT1 and GT2 championships in LFS for power example.

Quote from CSF :

It's a conspiracy. Helmut Marko and Seb Vettel's dad take over on Webber's stops.

Since Vettel's dad is in it sounds legit. ;D

I'm sorry to anyone if I lead you believe about this RedBull conspiracy deal. I was talking out of frustration with only visual information and mostly even memory of event as I saw it happen live. After reading telemetry of the event it was just a terminal error from the system more than the man involved himself! The combination of Webber's status, ammount of bad luck he's generally having and couple of pit-stop issues and timing as he was finally battling for victory lead me to extreme in that matter.

I guess since Webber is unofficial no2 driver of RedBull, he has unofficial no2 pit crew as well, nothing more to it.
More luck next time.

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#39 Đaković
The helmet is private!

Vettel is a villain. Anything he ever does will not be good enough.

Schumi is so good you come back to him as topic over Sauber rotting away.

Quote from Mustafur :

Time will tell but your talking as if he is the best driver on the grid without any true evidence.

Maybe he is the most promissing one at least. He's reminding me a lot of Schim too so I can't help it. ;D

P.S. In wet driver skills oftenly overcome cars disabilities.

Quote from Mustafur :

Justin Wilson beat Mark Webber in the same team in F3000, when it came to being in the same team in Jaguar in 2003, Webber was having a field day.

Previous categories doesn't mean everything, look at Kobayashi for example, sucked ass in GP2 then blasted on the scene when he got into F1.

And that means nothing either. Maldonado never beat him 1on1. Besides, I think we're talking about someone who is bound to be a champion. You really need to rewatch Brasil12. If Alonso drove as quick as Nico did there with 2nd or even 3rd class car, Alonso would have been a 2012 wdchamp.

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Well for starters Barrichello actually outperformed him in qualiying and in points(I would say Maldonado looked more impressive against Barrichello then Hulkenburg in his rookie year as he actually outqualified him reguarly).

One pole position doesn't change that fact.

The rest of what you said is pure speculation, and sounds like James allen talking About Hamilton when he was at ITV

thats cos it was his rookie season against a veteran... and still his peaks were better. In 2nd part of season he outqualed and outscoored roobinho. I forgot to mention how he owned maldonado in gp2, perez too and lead brazilian 2012 gp from 7th or so on the grid. And as I said wooped ass with di Shista. You might want to reconsider ur embarassing point of view The guy is a gold mine, trust me on that one.

Mustafur dude : of course he kicked Barrichello's ass, but that was to be expected. He then kicked di Shista's ass too who isn't all too bad either and he is completely outclassing this useless Gutierez rookie.

It's the only driver I remember from F3000 when I used to watching regularly a while ago and guy is just like blazzingly quick. Have a look at some onboard footage of close racing with Schumacher or Raikkonen, he just has enormous track respect. No issues like Perez whatsoever. Have a look at his Brasil pole in that I mean omg Williams craphole, completely Sennaing everyone with some incredible style of driving, seconds ahead of them. It's just such a shame Sauber is atm only quicker than Williams.... that is 8th quickest car, which means his position would be 16th, yet he is p10 like every race... I think he is far better than Ricciardo and Vergne. Vergne, he is not even in contention, guy just has issues with pressure.
And he has done 3 seasons in slower cars, he is perfectly acostumazed to Formula 1. Even if he ends up in Lotus, he will win far more than Raikkonen did with Lotus.

But yea, in the end we'll just see Kimi there in that RedBull and that is it, still fun making this little theories.

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CH: " Our objectives are very simple: we want the best two drivers in our cars. If they come from Toro Rosso, fantastic as they develop nicely. But we always push to have the best two drivers available."

This could mean that Hulkenberg would have a nice chance to drive RedBull as well. I don't see why not if Kimi decides to stay at Lotus. Hulkenberg is as good of a qualifier as Ricciardo, if not better and Ricciardo is rather underperforming in races atm while Hulkenberg has brought every last drop of performance out of the car in every race he has ever done frankly.

Well indeed the wheel gun man had 3 stabs at it and as he is into his 3rd stab the man on the right (who took the old wheel off) is suggesting to take the wheel off. Perhaps he was suggesting that they put the wheel off and on again and wheel it in and I've seen that before happen and wheel gets wheeled in. He even puts a hand on at which point the car is dropped down and let off (credit to quick reflexes to move his hand out of the way too).

The wheel gun man is the one who gave the green light without making sure the wheel is 100% wheeled in. [THAT IS THE POINT OF DIFFERENCE WITH OTHER PITSTOPS THAT TAKE PROLONGED TIME] He was uncooperative with teammates and responsible in that instance. Therefor, only he knows what really happened there. Did he Piquet Jr it, or did he not. Maybe we will never know that, the suspicion lies with him.

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Quote from tristancliffe :

Webber's cards don't fall his way more often than they do.

Right. That would mean he risks a touch too much then. I'll watch the replay of pit-stop incident later. I haven't yet, no time at the moment.

Jack : It's stupid of me to make such statements when, Psychology is 90% of pitstopping.

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That pit-stop was done badly on purpose. It's just that the wheel shouldn't have fallen off so quickly and directly endanger someone. I can still remember myself seeing the whole event in slow motion as it happened.

He stopped, the RR wheel gun man doesn't do anything in first shot, then he 'tries' to wheel it in as everyone has finished, then he tries again and presses the go button on his wheel gun. Next thing you see is camera man getting hit.

It was executed in such way it is obvious it's purposely done. Also it's the same wheel that went off in China.

The same wheel gun then worked faultlessly the entire race for all of the other pit-stops. Remember Force India wheel gun problems at Malaysia. Those were real wheel gun problems. Buttons pitstops went wrong so many times because the crew is simply trying to beat RedBull's pit record, is trying new technology and what-not.

In this instant, you can just clearly notice distinction between something going wrong and something faked to go wrong.

You're right the clutch start slip problems are another matter and as he few times showed he's a bad starter it then began to be used by RedBull against him, since noone would ever suspect it.

Tristan, you believe in this good luck / bad luck thing too much. There is no such thing. There are reasons for everything that happens. It's just too complicated for general public, so we sort it out with saying its good / bad luck deservant for something.

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Maybe Mark has a problem and his head drops. Until people start talking about favouritism, which is the impetus he needs to keep his head up.

Psychology is 90% of race car driving.

There is that part of it too. It just makes even less sense why they purposely sabotaged him in that pit-stop.

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Quote from CSF :

He had a bad start from P4 at Silverstone, he had a wheel fall off when in 7th or wherever in China.

Ok then, no point arguing Mark's case any further. I'm no core fan of Mark whatsoever, it's just annoying that these things seem to happen to him always.

Quote from CSF :

It's not one bloody time, he's never been a good starter...

I could understand this quote : “Mark’s had some good starts, unfortunately the bad starts have been when he’s been right up the front.” as Mark just dealing badly with pressure.. but how the hell his pit crew has the same issue then? Why doesn't he have start issues or the team pit-stop issues when he's running in say P4? What is going on? Those two should not be interlinked, should they? Why does one happen when the other one doesn't and vice versa?

Quote from CSF :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?f ... e&v=XrV65irfkyk#t=95s

Here's Red Bull deliberately making a mess of Webber's start. Oh wait, he's always had these issues.

C'mooon one time he blew. Do you really believe in all these years he wouldn't learn how to start a race?

So you're saying that McLaren had a perfect anti-Hamilton gearbox destruction software. Yea I can see that they did, or actually Mercedes has one now.

Quote from tristancliffe :

they could change an engine map so that it was down on power, or fluffed his starts.

Now we're getting somewhere.

wow you're colorful aren't you.

FYI just have a look how Hamilton used gearbox at McLaren and how he is using it now and the amount of problems he is having with it.

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Electronics aren't adjustable from the pits - that's why the driver has so many knobs on the steering wheel; he has to do it.

Anything can be pre-set in programming...

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There are better ways of ruining Webbers race than not fitting a wheel properly. Get the pressures wrong. Not have it in the pitlane when he arrives. Have the tyre blankets set too low.

And you're absolute certain none of those was ever used... The pit-stop screw overs are just the most obvious ones. I guess you also believe that Obama is as much of a free president in making his decisions as Kennedy was.

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Those days are LONG gone. Webber is no harder or less hard on his car than Vettel. F1 cars are engineered beyond the driver having any influence over its reliability. Everything is monitored. Everything is protected by electronics. The only thing a driver can really influence is tyre wear, brake wear (within tight limits), fuel consumption (within tight limits) and clutch wear (within tight limits).

I don't think Webber has had more problems from the above than Vettel, or vice versa.

Not true. Just for example, Hamilton destroyed a number of McLaren gearboxes that are beyond counting. Sometimes a driver just misuses some part of the car. No monitoring can help heal that. However, Webber has destroyed so many KERS units it's hard to count too.

Nevertheless, what driver does not have any influence over is a pit-stop, ergo how team is helping him to suck. :lovies3d:
Besides, since they can influence anything in car thru electronics from pits, I wouldn't be surprised that Webber has sudden mechanical failure which you count as out of his control, obviously triggered to get him out of Vettel's way. Eitherway, it won't be necessary since Seb is romping away comfortably.

oh plis u take BlueFlame seriously