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Max Verstappen has labelled his Bahrain Grand Prix a “catastrophe” following a difficult run to sixth place. The Dutchman started on the soft tyres before switching to a set of hards on lap 10 - however, Verstappen endured a short stint on the white-walled compound as his pace suffered dramatically. Verstappen was heard complaining about balance issues and overheating tyres throughout the 57-lap race, which also involved slow pit stops - once for a faulty release light and another for a stuck tyre. A last-lap overtake on Pierre Gasly saw him progress to sixth, but it marked his lowest result in the opening four rounds. Is this Max doin a Seb (Vettel). Red Bull domination to sell a fizzy drink. When the wheels started to fall off Seb`s RedBull - he did NOT stay around for long Papaya has the fastest car at this time. RedBull WILL have to think of somethin - aero is no longer where the gains are made. The gains are made on the breaking.
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IF Alonso FINISHES in the top 10 (points)
IN Singapore - he WILL sign with McLaren
Honda/Renault for 2018-
he's a selfish idiot. I hope Vandoorne kicks his a## in Singapore
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Who is the future - the future IS Honda
It looks BAD at the moment - can`t even finish a race.
But for McLaren to walk away NOW would be a WASTE
Honda are not in F1 to promote a fizzy drink - Honda R IN F1 to WIN
It HAS taken Honda 2/3 years to get this far with McLaren.
To walk away from Honda with NOTHING would have wasted the last 2/3 years
Honda ARE showing real progress, even before the Sauber supply deal is implemented.
Honda previously could NOT even get to the LAST few laps.
That IS progress.Mclaren ARE obviously in F1 for the long-term.
Honda HOPE to be in F1 for the long-term - that is Y they WILL supply Sauber in 2018A Mercedes CUSTOMER would be a BACKWARDS step for McLaren.
A Mercedes CUSTOMER would be a short term solution, NOT a long-term
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All articles I've read claim, that it is McLaren who wants divorce from Honda. Whether that is good or bad decision I think we need to leave to them. Honda of course knows more than we on the outside do, and maybe not to be left hanging dry, they do seek collaboration with Sauber.
On the second point, I am not sure what McLaren wants to do, but rumor has it, that they want to move into Indy business. Whether they will continue to race in F1 after year 2019 they had not confirmed yet.
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2024 Mclaren STILL in F1 as a customer team - Mercedes STILL supplyin the power
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