nowadays if they see a stain that looks moist its 20 laps behind a safety car until its so dry they can start on interns and after 3 laps switch to slicks
@@utkarshverma7 I am here to see how it was back then when nobody was affraid of some rain, what is more, rain caused unforgettable races, now it causes cancellation, this is ridiculous
@@MikeAnderson4523 well, if you want you can go for a blind race through the most deadly corner in F1 calendar xD when they barely see the car in front at the pase of the safety car, you cant see anything at real race speed. It's as simple as that. FIA did everthing right today after the edgy beginning of Q3 yesterday... like Seb said, it was unnecessary
Williams ceo once said about kimi: he was incredible in wets because early on as a driver he would drive only in wets because he couldn’t afford slick tyres.years later it paid off and won him a world drivers championship.
He wasn't that good in the wet actually. Lewis was in another league, Vettel was also quite strong in those conditions. Alo was not exceptionally fast but definitely faster than Kimi in the wet
Vettel and Webber were dragging those shitboxes to places where it doesn’t belong and Hamilton had to ruin it with his brake checks. How he didn’t get a penalty from that I don’t know
@@sadsadasdsadasdsadas you're just yapping 🤣, kimi hasn't even raced in f1 and he's still young to be even in his prime but you basement dweller wouldn't know that cause you're mentally deranged and looking for likes, just stay away from f1 buddy and watch porn in your basement 🤣
@LewisSoTranscendent the stewards aren't racist, it would be completely unprofessional for anyone to bring race into decisions made for a gp or any work related decisions for that matter
@dekster14LP stupidity? his gearbox malfunctioned in Brasil and in China the team kept Lewis out on worn out tyres for so long, so I don't know what drugs your on
@LewisSoTranscendent, wat are you actually on about? he was penalised for being a dirty little cheat, lying to stewards and hitting people off, causing accidents etc.
@@MikeAnderson4523 yeh.... the fans definitely wanna see half a lap and then destruction after the first time pushing blind through eau rouge... good call It seems you want to see a repeat of hubert huh?
Well the difference is there’s been serious accidents and a death in Spa in the recent two years, some of them in dry conditions as well. Letting the race go ahead yesterday in those wet conditions was going to end in tears. Having said that, race control and FIA handled it very poorly. They should have just cancelled the race, sent fans home and refunded them.
@LewisSoTranscendent oh tell me penalties he got id like to hear all ''unfair'' and compare them to unlucky retirements kimi that made him lose shitload of points
