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I hope he does feel bad. It's a pretty pathetic way to lose a championship and robbed everyone of an exciting race. Ferraris didn't exactly cover themselves in glory with that tweet blaming it on max...

Just because he has the same view as me you think that it's because I copied his view? I've been saying this all along this article just got posted today :lol

I'm not even sure if you know what your own opinion is.. all I hear is blablabla winning mentality blablabla doesn't settle for second

Read the whole thing not just the headline

Do you want a former F1 drivers opinion since you won't listen to anyone else?

Ok here you go.

https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/vettel-has-only-himself-to-blame-for-crash-villeneuve-954827/

He made a bad start, don't deny this his said so himself, which meant he knew people behind him made good ones and by going so dramatically to the left like that in a wet race bunching them all up...

Oh so your OK settling for second in the WDC at the end of the year but settling for second in the odd race is a sin and you should crash out instead. Good to know.

Yeah I'm sure Pastor Maldonado didn't want "to settle for second" either, let's use that argument on his first lap crashes too. What did you call it? Winning mentality? What do you win? The most...

Strange... I didn't see him driving a Ferrari, I saw him sat on the sidelines watching the race, funny that.

No max was already backed out of it once he saw kimi coming and vettel aggressively...

This has got nothing to do with settling for anything, it's about thinking ahead. If you do get a bad start and your fighting for the world championship don't crash out trying to win back the lead at...

You'd rather settle for DNF then finish second to a non contender, is that it?

To finish first, first you have to finish.

You said "no champion goes into a race to finish second" and I was showing you Rosberg going into a race to finish second to become champion, pretty ironic right? Doesn't matter if it's the last race...

Did you actually watch the Abu Dhabi race last year? Rosberg drove to win the championship, it didnt matter if he won the race. He chose his battles wisely and came out world champion. Sure he could...

http://i2.mirror.co.uk/incoming/article9346332.ece/ALTERNATES/s1200/Abu-Dhabi-Grand-Prix-Yas-Marina-Circuit.jpg

That is the most logical sensible thing I've read here today. He only has himself to blame for ruining three drivers races and gifting Hamilton a easy route to the championship.

No, the difference is Vettel made a bad start.

So he could either..

a) accept he's made a bad start and that he will have to concede the lead but still maintain track position to Hamilton ...

Yes.

Within reason, if that was Lewis Hamilton next to him it would make a whole lot of sense why he would risk being overly aggressive and taking himself out but still it's a long race and races...

Well atleast you admit it was reckless. I think the pressure driving for Ferrari is getting to him I don't know what else it could be. I've seen two very critical errors this year. I was willing to...

Telling me I have no business on this forum when you've only been here a few months :lol yeah ok buddy :wave

If you can't handle your driver taking flak for doing silly things maybe you should go...

https://twitter.com/marco111267/status/909401508264972288
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Just to reiterate on how dissimilar this was to the race start back in 2010. Vettel pinching so recklessly like that on a non...

The moves might appear similar but they happened over completely different circumstances, your comparing apples and bananas. Alonso knew he was fighting his direct championship rival so it's a...

If hamilton hadn't made an absolute vindaloo of his starts he would be world champion. He lost about 50 points to that, much more than any reliability problem. Rosberg stayed focused and maximised...

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Pretty much this!
Congrats to Nico!!

They are both running same rear wing