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  • Dobbo
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    Lewis with a new PB for Ferrari is very pleasing! Dominated Charles all weekend too which is a rarity. The entire McLaren team left their brains in Woking apparently. And Kimi is very close to baggi

  • By ‘we’ does he mean him?!!! & Alonso is seconds up the road!

  • Mack.
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Statement of intent from George. He won’t do what Norris did last year but would be nice to see him dominate the race and win tomorrow

I see no reason why Kimi can't finish on the podium tomorrow. Easy circuit to pass at least one car a lap. As long as he keeps it clean at the start, he's got a still very new example of the best power unit, best car and plenty of fresh rubber. If he's in the right head space he'll be fine

Genuinely wouldn't overlook him winning the race again, incidents permitting. Another power track like Monza, no other teams looking competitive. Only thing is George has been on the pace all weekend this time.

This weekend confirms that George can only win in countries beginning with 'A' this season. Unfortunately for him there are no more left now.

Also LOL at the double teammate sabotage today.

Also was the smallest winning margin since USA 2002 (excluding safety car finishes). And that one was staged!

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The 10 closest F1 finishes under green-flag conditions

Rank

Grand Prix

Winner

Runner-up

Margin

1

Italy 1971

Peter Gethin

Ronnie Peterson

0.010s

2

United States 2002

Rubens Barrichello

Michael Schumacher

0.011s

3

Spain 1986

Ayrton Senna

Nigel Mansell

0.014s

4

Austria 1982

Elio de Angelis

Keke Rosberg

0.050s

5

Italy 1969

Jackie Stewart

Jochen Rindt

0.080s

6=

France 1954

Juan Manuel Fangio

Karl Kling

0.100s

6=

France 1961

Giancarlo Baghetti

Dan Gurney

0.100s

8

Canada 2000

Michael Schumacher

Rubens Barrichello

0.174s

9

Austria 2002

Michael Schumacher

Rubens Barrichello

0.182s

10

Azerbaijan 2026

George Russell

Max Verstappen

0.196s

Yes it is somewhat baffling that an owner with such (if terribly deluded) high aspirations keeps insisting on retaining the worst driver on the grid, I reckon he's got some contacts high up.

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By the end of the 2027 F1 season, Lance Stroll will somehow go ahead of the likes of Nelson Piquet, Nico Rosberg, Andrea de Cesaris, Gerhard Berger, Mark Webber and Giancarlo Fisichella in the all time most F1 starts list.

By the end of next season, assuming he competes in all the races between now and then, Alonso will have been in just over 39% of all F1 World Championship races and not that far under a 3rd of all the seasons raced since 1950.

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