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N4D13
24th July 2016, 14:46
Well, for me it's got to be Max this time. That was some dirty defending which caused an accident and was inches away from provoking a second one. I hope that he gets a penalty for that, but I guess the stewards were too busy handing out warnings for abusing track limits and probably missed the actual race.

Honorable mention to McLaren for screwing Jenson's race on what was going to be one of the best circuits for them.

longisland
24th July 2016, 14:50
Max the obvious choice. Rosberg for not making a single attempt to challenge Hanilton. If the roles were reversed, Hamilton will drive the wheels of to fight for the win.

gm99
24th July 2016, 14:50
Palmer for throwing away his first point(s) and his pit-crew's excellent work.

The Black Knight
24th July 2016, 15:12
Palmer for his spin.

Raikkonen for having a faster car and still not managing to pass Max.

Massa for putting on a fresh set of tires with 3-4 laps to go and still being unable to set the fastest race lap. Useless! Both Williams drivers are absolutely useless. I'm convinced Williams car is much better than those drivers show.

In fact, Massa is so shite that even Ericsson managed to overtake him at one stage. Oh he's utterly useless altogether. Shouldn't be in F1 as far as I am concerned. He's just not good enough.

yodasarmpit
24th July 2016, 15:31
Kimi, for loosing his end plate and complaining like a baby at Max.

EightGear
24th July 2016, 16:16
Palmer

Starter
24th July 2016, 16:39
Palmer
I'm not sure if Palmer was driving over his head to get to that spot, in which case I'd give him a pass for the spin, or if he just had a brief session of dumb.

Given that, Button's radio error (it's still a dumb rule, but it is the rule.).

Nitrodaze
24th July 2016, 17:32
The FIA and their dodgy radio rules.

Tazio
24th July 2016, 18:50
Force India / Perez for whatever the hell happened on that pit stop :crazy:

steveaki13
24th July 2016, 18:56
Hard one again, but given what a great race he was having, Palmer must get a mention for the spin. He has yet to really look comfy in F1 sadly.

Nitrodaze
24th July 2016, 19:25
Hard one again, but given what a great race he was having, Palmer must get a mention for the spin. He has yet to really look comfy in F1 sadly.

The spin has not been properly analyzed by the team yet. The first instinct is to blame the driver, there may be other factors involved. If it turns out to be driver error, an Ocon swap in for 2017 would look increasingly likely. F1 is a very unforgiving environment to work in. You only get one chance and a rookie driver must seize that opportunity with near faultless [top of their game] performances in the first year to make it into the second. I suppose the best way to judge him, is to look at him relative to other rookie that joined the season this year.
He certainly has not performed to Wehlein's level. He has made a good effort to keep up with Magnussen but if you had to choose between Palmer and Haryanto, which would you pick?
I think Palmer needs to up his game in the 2nd half of the season or it is bye bye F1.

Jag_Warrior
24th July 2016, 20:37
Force India / Perez for whatever the hell happened on that pit stop :crazy:

That's the most obvious Donkey that I saw. I'm used to seeing clown stops from Williams, but that was very unlike Force India. Esteban Gutiérrez's dodgy driving, while ignoring blue flags, would be my solid second choice. If he'd really balked Hamilton and allowed Rosberg to pass, I could see Hamilton channeling Senna and b!tch slapping Gutiérrez after the race. I don't know what happened to Palmer that took him off track. But his erratic driving, as he came back on (almost got into Hamilton, I think - camera cut away as Hamilton rounded him up), puts him on my Donkey Podium.

truefan72
24th July 2016, 21:11
Palmer for throwing away his first point(s) and his pit-crew's excellent work.

yup

Zico
24th July 2016, 23:42
Palmer and the Stewards.
If moving twice in the braking zone is illegal then why no penalty for Verstapen? Also it now appears that it's OK to get a purple sector under double yellows as long as you are seen to have lifted and lost a tenth? That's a very dangerous precedent to set IMO.

Mia 01
25th July 2016, 12:15
Verstapen!!

zako85
25th July 2016, 12:23
In order to be fair, we also gotta mention Kvyat. 16th. It's a foregone conclusion that he will be leaving the Red Bull, if not F1 completely, camp after this season.

Morte66
25th July 2016, 19:44
I'm going to go with the FIA again.