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I also have a ninja air fryer. It’s very useful, I use it 1-2 times a week.
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Overall, it was probably a mistake for them to let us hear the radio calls between the teams and Masi this year.
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Pirate Radar posted:Overall, it was probably a mistake for them to let us hear the radio calls between the teams and Masi this year. and be deprived of “Have you read my email” gtfo
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Pirate Radar posted:Overall, it was probably a mistake for them to let us hear the radio calls between the teams and Masi this year. Or at the very least, knowing we could hear the radio, they might have decided not to openly collaborate to gently caress with the race results over it It was a great result for the audience but a surprising choice
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Space Racist posted:No Michael No https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LavR8eTikhY&t=20s
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Who knights Hamilton while the queen is still emerges from her cocoon for her new phase???
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Watching this boring rear end football game rn and wishing the NFL would adopt some F1 style management. We need coaches making deals with the refs to avoid penalties and also refs handing out random yardage on all penalties. Who cares about rules, just make it exciting. e: well, that game got better Wifi Toilet fucked around with this message at 05:23 on Dec 14, 2021 |
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Just-In-Timeberlake posted:and be deprived of “Have you read my email” Highlight of the season for me. Toto 
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only 72 days until testing fellas.
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Wifi Toilet posted:Watching this boring rear end football game rn and wishing the NFL would adopt some F1 style management. We need coaches making deals with the refs to avoid penalties and also refs handing out random yardage on all penalties. Who cares about rules, just make it exciting. Football has been ruined by lovely officiating for generations. Who the gently caress even knows what a catch is.
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Now that we’re in the off season we can ask less stressful questions https://twitter.com/mbrundlef1/status/1470499196402913285?s=21
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Seeing as how F1 is owned by Americans now. Each driver should be allowed to have a loaded handgun stowed within his/her cockpit. Just make a rule stating it can only be used when defending a position
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Solus posted:only 72 days until testing fellas. 95 days
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Astoundingly Ugly Baby posted:Seeing as how F1 is owned by Americans now. Each driver should be allowed to have a loaded handgun stowed within his/her cockpit. Just make a rule stating it can only be used when defending a position IS THAT A GLOCK?!
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Zedd posted:IS THAT A GLOCK?! No, it’s just a Trulli
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Immolat1on posted:I was going to mention gravel traps but I don't know how realistic it is to change enough the tracks for it to matter. And even that requires actual stewarding like we saw in Austria otherwise no one is overtaking around the outside. And again more than 5 or 10 seconds. The comments on this article point out that gravel traps make life a lot harder for the 362 days out of the year when tracks aren’t hosting F1 races. Apologies for asking a genuine question rather than endlessly shitposting, but is there anything that can/should be done about “you yield or we crash” style racing? I get that aggressive driving happens, and should not be totally hamstrung. The obvious way to fight back against a late brake on the inside, blocking the entire racing line on the turn exit, would seem to be to just move all the way over and force the passing driver to go outside. But drivers are also supposed to leave a full car width between them and the track limits, so there doesn’t seem to be a way in the rules to prevent someone from zooming up the inside and slamming on their brakes to put themselves in the path of your car—regardless of how far behind they were at the braking zone—as long as they can stay within track limits through the entirety of the turn. What am I missing?
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You can make virtual gravel traps that disable your car and end you race if you end up in them, so that you don't have to turn your racetrack into a playground surface permanently
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That was the entire idea of the article I linked, but people noted that it would yield unsatisfactory results like “I pushed the other driver off the track and ended their race, then took a 10 second penalty that dropped me from first by 25 seconds to first by 15 seconds”.
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Surely you could cover up the gravel tracks with something less destructive on days when F1 isn’t in town
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MustardFacial posted:95 days No thats how far away the first Grand Prix is. Testing is earlier. 3 Days in  celona in Feb
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Pirate Radar posted:Surely you could cover up the gravel tracks with something less destructive on days when F1 isn’t in town I doubt it. Most modern tracks I’ve been to in America are set up for multiple concurrent kart races or variable courses for street cars. The only way to use gravel traps would either be to mill out the concrete for them every f1 event and resurface it afterwards or to design a track with gravel traps in mind. Even if you designed some sort of multiple arrangement track with different in fields or gravel traps it would still be a mess during non-f1 events that wouldn’t bring money with them to slap down crash barriers around the active track. You can get away with traps at places that basically exist to be one type of course but modern raceways seem to be designed to use as much of the acreage as possible on any given day.
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Grundulum posted:Apologies for asking a genuine question rather than endlessly shitposting, but is there anything that can/should be done about “you yield or we crash” style racing? Yeah sure buddy just go back and time and make sure that stupid rear end senna doc never gets made lmfao
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toadee posted:You can make virtual gravel traps that disable your car and end you race if you end up in them, so that you don't have to turn your racetrack into a playground surface permanently I guess they go against this because, sooner or later, there will be contact between cars as a result of one or more of them having been shut down. By not fiddling with the machines, they aren't culpable for incidents that occur. Grundulum posted:What am I missing? Currently the right to "space" on a turn is determined by whose car is ahead at the apex. The idea is that it's clear-cut who is at fault if there's a coming together, and they hand out penalties accordingly —in theory. It can curb a certain amount of brinksmanship driving, but drivers know the one move that can play this system: braking so late into a turn that your nose is ahead despite that it's now a coin toss as to whether you'll even make the corner. This is something both Max and Lewis have taken advantage of this year. I'm not sure there are ideal solutions for this. A really dumb solution would be to put a painted mark on each corner as to where this "is ahead" check is made, and place it earlier for curves with heavy braking zones. I don't think that's any fun though (e: it will just have teams bickering over whether the positioning of each mark is right). Azza Bamboo fucked around with this message at 05:55 on Dec 14, 2021 |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIpO5uVTd_w This is truly the most powerful radio message i've ever listened to
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Dont have to make any track changes if you do this
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Are people really still seriously complaining about the state of racing? That was the best season in atleast 15 years or something on track. A ton of great technical overtakes, a ton of great multi-lap position defenses. Even the clown car race in Hungary had some great racing between Seb and Ocon. italian quid posted:Yeah sure buddy just go back and time and make sure that stupid rear end senna doc never gets made lmfao
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italian quid posted:Yeah sure buddy just go back and time and make sure that stupid rear end senna doc never gets made lmfao I have no idea what you’re talking about. Which documentary is the stupid-rear end one?
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Grundulum posted:I have no idea what you’re talking about. Which documentary is the stupid-rear end one? Senna: The Musical
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Dictator. posted:Denmark, Sweden, Finland all have lions as well.. it’s just a cliche animal Iirc, European lion flags are a crusaders thing. They stole these flags from the Arabs.
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mrfart posted:Iirc, European lion flags are a crusaders thing. They stole these flags from the Arabs. European lions predate the crusades by quite a bit (Saint Mark's lion has been depicted in heraldry since the 700's, when the first crusade was in 1096-1099)
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Lions aren't native to Europe so the concept had to travel somehow
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it's the offseason, time to catch up on old races, sports car racing, and cast-iron chat.Azza Bamboo posted:Currently the right to "space" on a turn is determined by whose car is ahead at the apex. The idea is that it's clear-cut who is at fault if there's a coming together, and they hand out penalties accordingly —in theory. It can curb a certain amount of brinksmanship driving, but drivers know the one move that can play this system: braking so late into a turn that your nose is ahead despite that it's now a coin toss as to whether you'll even make the corner. This is something both Max and Lewis have taken advantage of this year. I agree with a lot of this -- there isn't a clear-cut solution. So the issue right now is either with process -- making calls and not getting pushed back on them -- or in some cases with the rules. And I don't think it's necessarily with the rules in this case. Sab0921 posted:Football has been ruined by lovely officiating for generations. Who the gently caress even knows what a catch is. whereas other sports that are looser with the definition (see Aussie Rules and the equivalent of a catch) don't suffer for it. Or - from above - where the referee is respected and not circled by vultures after every call (rugby union). italian quid posted:How well does it integrate into the Apple Ecosystem? real well, OP. I had a Series 3 for a couple years and it was fine -- getting notifications on the watch is nice, for working out it's now amazing -- but the current SE is a real good step up. Bigger screen, enough of the functionality. And if you have your watch unlocked on your wrist, it can also unlock your phone in lieu of Face ID if you keep the wifi on. It's pretty useful.
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I'd rather the stewards made consistent calls that upsets Brundle constantly who wants to see "real racing", than last seasons' endless festival of crying to Michael on the radio
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One thing that I've been pondering on is how things would look if we took each race of this year's calendar and shuffled it. How would we feel about Abu Dhabi if it was somewhere in the middle? I just think that, with all the talk being about consistency, it's a useful exercise to treat the race as though it were any race rather than getting tied up in the emotions of it being the championship decider. Azza Bamboo fucked around with this message at 11:02 on Dec 14, 2021 |
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Azza Bamboo posted:Lions aren't native to Europe so the concept had to travel somehow Lion iconography is quite prevalent in both Greek and Roman history, and was in particular used as a national symbol by the Republic of Venice. I'm not sure if it was re-popularised at some point through the Arab world, but it's been a part of European history for a very long time.
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Leshy posted:They used to be – at least in South-Eastern Europe – but they were hunted to extinction during Ancient Greek/Roman times. TIL. Thanks.
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italian quid posted:As opposed to anything British? Lmfao Dictator. posted:Brits take Unilever and Shell away, we take your wdc I'm not British. I'm Danish. So, "Suck my balls, mate"
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