• @[email protected]
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    272 years ago

    Coming back on track at that angle and speed and thus taking out gasly was some real bs. When stroll is bad, he’s really aggravatingly bad.

    • @florge
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      162 years ago

      5 seconds is such a nothing penalty, which makes it more annoying.

      • @krische
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        92 years ago

        Such a slap in the face too when it forces a DNF as well. Like “hey we know that guy forced you to retire, but don’t worry we gave him a 5 second penalty!”.

        • @florge
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          32 years ago

          Feel like for incidents where one or both parties end up being out of the race because of it, any penalties applied should be a grid drop for the next race. In race penalties seem meaningless when the aggrieved can’t benefit from it.

          • @Methylman
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            2 years ago

            Why not both - 5s for leaving the white lines , grid drop for making another driver retire

    • @SatouKazuma
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      72 years ago

      That almost looked intentional. I find it somewhat hard to believe that absolutely no other path crossed Stroll’s mind. Fucking yikes.

    • @[email protected]
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      52 years ago

      I was expecting a bigger penalty because the contact was absolutely egregious. He was completely off the track and didn’t make any attempt to slow down to rejoin.

      • @krische
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        32 years ago

        Would be nice if they gave him a penalty point, but I doubt they will.

        When your negligence/incompetence causes an opponent to retire, a 5 serving penalty doesn’t seem fair.

  • @therittleman
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    12 years ago

    He doesn’t deserve his seat anyway, but racing like this just proves he shouldn’t be in f1.

  • Dave
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    12 years ago

    Should have to pay for the damage too.