Disaster for Bottas
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2020 Tuscan Grand Prix - Mugello, September 11 - 13 Sportsbook
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That outside line on turn 1 is so much faster
And back up to 2nd
Nice decisive pass From Albon in the end
Shame for Ricciardo, wanted to see him get a podium
You feel Hamilton is just going around at 95%.
If he wanted to pull away he could.
If he wanted to pull away he could.
Glad Albon got third place in the end. It will do him the world of good finally getting on the podium.
What a crazy race!!
What a crazy race!!
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Strange race. Shame we lost Verstappen so early, though I'm not sure he could have done much about Mercedes today.
The track was decent, the DRS was strong so wasn't the complete procession some predicted, if anything it was too strong and a lot of the passes were done and dusted before the braking zone. Doubt we'll see F1 back here anytime soon.
Glad no one hurt in the smash at the start, some of those onboards were pretty scary.
Mercedes: Business, as usual, another race to add to a long list of disappointing Bottas performances.
Happy for Albon to finally get on the podium but shame it was at the expense of Danny Ricciardo, he really deserved that today.
Another frustrating race for Racing Point. The car has had some very good pace this year and I feel they've left a lot of points behind them. For all the sympathy Perez was getting here over the last few days, I think he's had a poor season and today was disappointing again. Stroll to his credit is becoming a pretty solid driver, was unlucky today.
The track was decent, the DRS was strong so wasn't the complete procession some predicted, if anything it was too strong and a lot of the passes were done and dusted before the braking zone. Doubt we'll see F1 back here anytime soon.
Glad no one hurt in the smash at the start, some of those onboards were pretty scary.
Mercedes: Business, as usual, another race to add to a long list of disappointing Bottas performances.
Happy for Albon to finally get on the podium but shame it was at the expense of Danny Ricciardo, he really deserved that today.
Another frustrating race for Racing Point. The car has had some very good pace this year and I feel they've left a lot of points behind them. For all the sympathy Perez was getting here over the last few days, I think he's had a poor season and today was disappointing again. Stroll to his credit is becoming a pretty solid driver, was unlucky today.
The F1tv post-race show on YouTube has got a new angle on the restart and it appears that Russell was the driver that caused the pile up on the safety car restart
Formal warning issued to 12 drivers over restart crash. The stewards have apportioned blame for the rolling start pile-up, 12 drivers all at fault but just getting warnings (no penalties).
Magnussen, Kvyat, Latifi, Giovinazzi, Sainz, Alexander Albon, Lance Stroll, Daniel Ricciardo, Sergio Perez, Lando Norris, Esteban Ocon and George Russell.
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