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   vintageapplemac@gmail.com (scole) writes:   
   > Christ alive... Poor old Lewis. Maybe they'll go for a pit lane start and   
   > totally overhaul the car to better suit tomorrow's race conditions like   
   > Red Bull did at Brazil? They might as well, absolutely nothing to lose.   
      
   Given the gap between Lec & Ham there was clearly something not right   
   with that car for those conditions, so, yup, the benefits of an overhaul   
   could easily outweigh the risks.   
      
   > I really hope that Ferrari deliver a competent car next season - I can't   
   > imagine Lewis will be on the grid in 2028 if they have another absolute   
   > nightmare season...   
      
   The fezzas have stored up enough karma I couldn't give a shit if they   
   fail for another decade.   
      
   Am I the only one who would have gone out in Q2 on inters? Stroll's late   
   change clearly was pointless, but starting on them surely would have   
   been optimal.   
      
   Phil   
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