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mexos

mexos

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This is when we find that a current employee has been playing 4D chess and saw all this coming from a mile away.

 

  • Bad results because of the regs harming the pink Mercedes
  • Stroll senior getting frustrated and looking for the door.
  • Stroll Jr. losing interest in something (racing) he was probably pushed into anyway.

 

Who would this employee be? :eyebrows:

 

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It's time for SebF1. 

 

As AM's road car business failure accelerates and Daddy Stroll is looking to offload he steps in with the offer in the summer break.

 

Driver / TP in 2023 before retiring to run the team full time in 24.

 

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wev

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Mexos' prediction is probably closer than one social media post I saw that thinks Vettels press officer should be Aston Martins Team Principal because she once had to "put up with him playing with cars when he should have been signing caps" 😐

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ilpostino

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Anyone else just not bothered about the upcoming season still? Normally I'd be looking forward to the testing, seeing the new cars, etc.

 

Without any resolution to the shitshow that was the last race I have no belief that next season will be any different.

 

Sorry for being Debbie Downer here, lol.

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Mr Do 71

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1 hour ago, ilpostino said:

Anyone else just not bothered about the upcoming season still? Normally I'd be looking forward to the testing, seeing the new cars, etc.

 

Without any resolution to the shitshow that was the last race I have no belief that next season will be any different.

 

Sorry for being Debbie Downer here, lol.


I want someone to do to Max, what Max was doing to Lewis last season.

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kiroquai

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Hopefully Russell can get his elbows out if he needs to. He's a bit of a wildcard really - seeing him up against Lewis is one of the things I am looking forward to the most.

 

Despite finding their continued failure despite their enormous resources somewhat amusing, I am also hoping Ferrari sort themselves out next year too. Having Leclerc and Sainz in the mix rather than scraping the occasional podium would be nice.

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kiroquai

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I reckon if you are a relatively decent (probably World Champion at least) F1 driver than you could probably buy, drive for 10 miles and then sell any supercar at a profit just because you owned it at one stage and that has a certain element of prestige to it :sherlock:

 

For example, I would certainly pay at least £50 for an Austin Allegro that had been driven by @Meers

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davidcotton

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On 07/01/2022 at 09:51, kiroquai said:

Hopefully Russell can get his elbows out if he needs to. He's a bit of a wildcard really - seeing him up against Lewis is one of the things I am looking forward to the most.

 

Despite finding their continued failure despite their enormous resources somewhat amusing, I am also hoping Ferrari sort themselves out next year too. Having Leclerc and Sainz in the mix rather than scraping the occasional podium would be nice.

Don’t forget about McLaren with Norris and Riccardio in the potential mix as well. 

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