Ferrari screws everything up, Verstappen gets another beating with the Unlucky Stick and Hamilton eats celebratory vegetables. Cheeka, Phill and Terry pick through the charred remains of the Singapore Grand Prix while also ruminating on McLarenault, Toro Ronda and what future awaits for Joyless Palmer.
Ferrari screws everything up, Verstappen gets another beating with the Unlucky Stick and Hamilton eats celebratory vegetables. Cheeka, Phill and Terry pick through the charred remains of the Singapore Grand Prix while also ruminating on McLarenault, Toro Ronda and what future awaits for Joyless Palmer.
Sebastian Vettel mucks it up – whether he could’ve prevented it or not – and as far as Callum Springall is concerned, that’s that for Ferrari’s championship challenge.
Edition 199 of The NR F1 Podcast reviews the Singapore Grand Prix, and some major incidents that promise to have a profound effect on the 2017 silverware.
For those who like hindsight, our Singapore GP preview is available to take in here: https://audioboom.com/posts/6296803
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Sebastian Vettel mucks it up – whether he could’ve prevented it or not – and as far as Callum Springall is concerned, that’s that for Ferrari’s championship challenge.
Edition 199 of The NR F1 Podcast reviews the Singapore Grand Prix, and some major incidents that promise to have a profound effect on the 2017 silverware.
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The start disaster that wiped out both Ferraris and helped Lewis Hamilton win the Singapore Grand Prix is the big talking point, in particular the question of how responsible Sebastian Vettel was for causing it – and the resulting damage to his title hopes.
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The start disaster that wiped out both Ferraris and helped Lewis Hamilton win the Singapore Grand Prix is the big talking point, in particular the question of how responsible Sebastian Vettel was for causing it – and the resulting damage to his title hopes.
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The start disaster that wiped out both Ferraris and helped Lewis Hamilton win the Singapore Grand Prix is the big talking point, in particular the question of how responsible Sebastian Vettel was for causing it – and the resulting damage to his title hopes.
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Formula 1 tested a live 360 degree telecast of the 2017 Singapore Grand Prix. While this wasn’t available for fans to consume, if it was, the footage would’ve only offered more angles to fans to dissect the Verstappen-Raikkonen-Vettel clash and pinpoint the blame on a driver. But do we really have to blame this on someone? Let’s take the FIA’s lead, classify it as a ‘racing incident’ and move on. Or like Mithila said, she’d love to use the 360 degree footage to see Fernando Alonso’s air-borne 360 degree spin!
In this week’s episode, we tell you why a Lewis Hamilton win in Singapore is actually an unusual result, why Carlos Sainz Jr. might need to drop the ‘Jr.’ from his name next season and wonder if Nico Rosberg has any clout whatsoever to help Robert Kubica make a heroic comeback to the sport. Also, we can’t believe that Daniel Ricciardo actually admitted to farting at an official press conference!
Has Mercedes forgotten their other junior driver, Pascal Wehrlein? And will both of Ferrari’s junior drivers (Giovinazzi and Le Clerc) make it to Formula 1 next season? And finally, should Jolyon Palmer take the money and make way for Sainz to make his Renault debut in Malaysia?
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(Season 2017, Episode 31)
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Mercedes looked to be on the back foot going into the race in Singapore, but after the first lap it became clear they were going to get a good result and by the end of the race, they’d secured a win for Lewis Hamilton and a third place for Valtteri Bottas.
The main reason for that was a first lap crash between Max Verstappen and the two Ferrari drivers, with Sebastian Vettel squeezing Verstappen in the drag down to the first corner. Verstappen and Räikkönen collided and were both instantly out of the race, whilst Vettel went on for a few more corners but also had to retire. They also managed to take out Fernando Alonso, who was bitterly disappointed retiring from what could have been a really strong race for McLaren.
Instead, it was a better weekend for Carlos Sainz and the two Force India drivers, who benefitted from the misfortune of others. Jolyon Palmer also finally got a good result with a sixth place finish that secured his first points of the season. Hamilton’s win, however, launched him further into the lead of the championship, with 28 points over his rival, and six races still to go.
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Amongst the flurry of announcements that came out of the Singapore weekend was one that may not have been a surprise to many. Sergio Pérez is staying at Force India for a fifth consecutive season, with a one year contract to take him to the end of 2018.
Esteban Ocon is already signed with the team for next year, meaning the partnership of Ocon and Pérez will go for at least another season. On the surface, they make a great partnership – both fast and fiery drivers, one with more experience to pass on to the other. In reality, we’ve seen plenty of fireworks between the two so far this season.
The sight of the two pink cars crashing into each other is nothing new, and after the race in Spa, Ocon accused Pérez of trying to kill him in one of their on-track clashes. Nevertheless, Pérez says: “Staying with Force India was always my priority. The team have allowed me to show my talents as a driver and I feel very happy here. I’m proud of everything we have achieved and I think there is more to come.”
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