Nico Rosberg has secured Mercedes’ fourth consecutive pole after a mixed-conditions qualifying in Monaco.
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If Monaco were a modern day Tilke-drome, it would’ve been built in 2008, Monaco would have extended by a further 1 km just to accomodate the run off areas, and the Loews hairpin would be known as the Hermann Tilke hairpin.
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In 2013, McLaren must guard against this. It must put faith in its drivers, in its engineers, and take its chances at every opportunity. To do otherwise is to abandon its season by way of only half-trying – and that’s just not McLaren.
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McLaren and Mercedes have to put up with each other for another year and a half. Once an incredibly intimate technological partnership, McLaren have been relegated as a mere customer of Mercedes-Benz.
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Nico Rosberg has taken consecutive pole positions with a dominant Q3 display at Barcelona.
Rosberg banked two laps – both of which were fast enough for pole – to make it three P1 starts from the last three races for Mercedes.
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Formula One is a sport. It is a sport with enormous global reach and influence, but a sport nonetheless. To use its size to influence politics outside the realm of motorsport is to become corrupt, no matter the intention.
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Sebastian Vettel took a commanding victory in Bahrain on Sunday afternoon. The German spent most of his afternoon with a healthy lead, which at one point was over 30 seconds ahead of second placed Kimi Räikkönen.
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Sebastian Vettel has won back-to-back Bahrain Grand Prix in a display of renewed Red Bull dominance.
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Nico Rosberg somewhat stunned the Formula One paddock by securing pole in Bahrain on Saturday. The Mercedes driver’s time was a 1:32.330, his second career pole and the quickest time recorded for pole in Sakhir.
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