-a-a-a-a-a-a-a https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/55142428
Tested negative 3 times last weekend, including Sunday morning, but woke
up on Monday with mild symptoms and failed another test. He had been
informed that someone he had recent contact with had tested +ive.
Is the Hulk in Bahrain?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/55142428
Tested negative 3 times last weekend, including Sunday morning, but woke
up on Monday with mild symptoms and failed another test. He had been
informed that someone he had recent contact with had tested +ive.
Is the Hulk in Bahrain?
Brian Lawrence <Brian_W_...@msn.com> wrote:I've never quite understood what the point of having a nominated reserve
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/55142428
Tested negative 3 times last weekend, including Sunday morning, but woke up on Monday with mild symptoms and failed another test. He had been informed that someone he had recent contact with had tested +ive.
Is the Hulk in Bahrain?
Stoffel Vandoorne is the reserve driver and will travel to Bahrain on Tuesday apparently but I canrCOt see him getting the drive. Any chance Russell could stand in, herCOs a Mercedes driver I believe?
--
Sir Tim
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/55142428
Tested negative 3 times last weekend, including Sunday morning, but woke
up on Monday with mild symptoms and failed another test. He had been informed that someone he had recent contact with had tested +ive.
Is the Hulk in Bahrain?
Brian Lawrence <Brian_W_Lawrence@msn.com> wrote:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/55142428
Tested negative 3 times last weekend, including Sunday morning, but woke
up on Monday with mild symptoms and failed another test. He had been
informed that someone he had recent contact with had tested +ive.
Is the Hulk in Bahrain?
Stoffel Vandoorne is the reserve driver and will travel to Bahrain on Tuesday apparently but I canrCOt see him getting the drive. Any chance Russell could stand in, herCOs a Mercedes driver I believe?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/55142428
Tested negative 3 times last weekend, including Sunday morning, but woke
up on Monday with mild symptoms and failed another test. He had been informed that someone he had recent contact with had tested +ive.
Is the Hulk in Bahrain?
On Tuesday, 1 December 2020 at 08:02:38 UTC, Sir Tim wrote:Why don't reserve drivers get some seat time in FP1? Teams use it to evaluate future candidates all the time.
Brian Lawrence <Brian_W_...@msn.com> wrote:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/55142428
Tested negative 3 times last weekend, including Sunday morning, but woke up on Monday with mild symptoms and failed another test. He had been informed that someone he had recent contact with had tested +ive.
Is the Hulk in Bahrain?
Stoffel Vandoorne is the reserve driver and will travel to Bahrain on Tuesday apparently but I canrCOt see him getting the drive. Any chance Russell could stand in, herCOs a Mercedes driver I believe?
--I've never quite understood what the point of having a nominated reserve driver is about if there is any doubt that they'll be driving the car if the main
Sir Tim
driver is incapacitated.
Fair enough if they are only a "test driver". It would surprise me if a team as
well organised as Merc don't have a driver with plenty of sim hours built up to
slot straight in.
On Tuesday, December 1, 2020 at 12:40:17 AM UTC-8, matthew...@gmail.com wrote:
On Tuesday, 1 December 2020 at 08:02:38 UTC, Sir Tim wrote:
Brian Lawrence <Brian_W_...@msn.com> wrote:I've never quite understood what the point of having a nominated reserve
Stoffel Vandoorne is the reserve driver and will travel to Bahrain on
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/55142428
Tested negative 3 times last weekend, including Sunday morning, but woke >>>> up on Monday with mild symptoms and failed another test. He had been
informed that someone he had recent contact with had tested +ive.
Is the Hulk in Bahrain?
Tuesday apparently but I canrCOt see him getting the drive. Any chance
Russell could stand in, herCOs a Mercedes driver I believe?
--
Sir Tim
driver is about if there is any doubt that they'll be driving the car if the main
driver is incapacitated.
Fair enough if they are only a "test driver". It would surprise me if a team as
well organised as Merc don't have a driver with plenty of sim hours built up to
slot straight in.
Why don't reserve drivers get some seat time in FP1? Teams use it to evaluate future candidates all the time.
Brian Lawrence <Brian_W_Lawrence@msn.com> wrote:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/55142428
Tested negative 3 times last weekend, including Sunday morning, but
woke up on Monday with mild symptoms and failed another test. He
had been informed that someone he had recent contact with had
tested +ive.
Is the Hulk in Bahrain?
Stoffel Vandoorne is the reserve driver and will travel to Bahrain on Tuesday apparently but I canrCOt see him getting the drive. Any chance Russell could stand in, herCOs a Mercedes driver I believe?
On 1/12/2020 9:02 pm, Sir Tim wrote:
Brian Lawrence <Brian_W_Lawrence@msn.com> wrote:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/55142428
Tested negative 3 times last weekend, including Sunday morning,
but woke up on Monday with mild symptoms and failed another test.
He had been informed that someone he had recent contact with had
tested +ive.
Is the Hulk in Bahrain?
Stoffel Vandoorne is the reserve driver and will travel to Bahrain
on Tuesday apparently but I canrCOt see him getting the drive. Any
chance Russell could stand in, herCOs a Mercedes driver I believe?
I'd love to see Russell in the Merc and Williams run their reserve
driver.
Sir Tim wrote:
Brian Lawrence <Brian_W_Lawrence@msn.com> wrote:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/55142428
Tested negative 3 times last weekend, including Sunday morning,
but woke up on Monday with mild symptoms and failed another test.
He had been informed that someone he had recent contact with had
tested +ive.
Is the Hulk in Bahrain?
Stoffel Vandoorne is the reserve driver and will travel to Bahrain
on Tuesday apparently but I canrCOt see him getting the drive. Any
chance Russell could stand in, herCOs a Mercedes driver I believe?
"Toto's phone right now" https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EoK5rAvXEAEmAC-?format=jpg&name=medium
Bigbird wrote:
Sir Tim wrote:
Brian Lawrence <Brian_W_Lawrence@msn.com> wrote:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/55142428
Tested negative 3 times last weekend, including Sunday morning,
but woke up on Monday with mild symptoms and failed another test.
He had been informed that someone he had recent contact with had
tested +ive.
Is the Hulk in Bahrain?
Stoffel Vandoorne is the reserve driver and will travel to Bahrain
on Tuesday apparently but I canrCOt see him getting the drive. Any
chance Russell could stand in, herCOs a Mercedes driver I believe?
"Toto's phone right now"
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EoK5rAvXEAEmAC-?format=jpg&name=medium
Jenson Button
@JensonButton
.
@MercedesAMGF1
I promise I wonrCOt pee in
@LewisHamilton
seat!
All just in fun I am sure.
~misfit~ wrote:
On 1/12/2020 9:02 pm, Sir Tim wrote:
Stoffel Vandoorne is the reserve driver and will travel to
Bahrain on Tuesday apparently but I canrCOt see him getting the
drive. Any chance Russell could stand in, herCOs a Mercedes driver
I believe?
I'd love to see Russell in the Merc and Williams run their reserve
driver.
+1
On 12/1/2020 1:43 PM, Bigbird wrote:
~misfit~ wrote:
On 1/12/2020 9:02 pm, Sir Tim wrote:
+1Stoffel Vandoorne is the reserve driver and will travel to
Bahrain on Tuesday apparently but I canrCOt see him getting the
drive. Any chance Russell could stand in, herCOs a Mercedes driver
I believe?
I'd love to see Russell in the Merc and Williams run their reserve driver. >>
Looks like it will be Russell if a suitable deal can be worked out with Williams:
https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/153889/russell-frontrunner-to-replace-hamilton-in-bahrain
Jack Aitken is the Williams reserve; if not Russell then Vandoorne.
Stoffel Vandoorne is the reserve driver and will travel to Bahrain on Tuesday apparently but I canrCOt see him getting the drive. Any chance Russell could stand in, herCOs a Mercedes driver I believe?
What are the rules about COVID-19 in Bahrain? If this had happened down under, "close contacts" would be sent into quarantine... I think that would be the whole Mercedes team out of action. Then no point in phoning around for another driver.
<fingers crossed> for Russell. I'd really like to see what he can do in front-running machinery.
Though that said going in for one race might not be representative.
<fingers crossed>
<fingers crossed>
On Tuesday, December 1, 2020 at 6:19:26 PM UTC-7, ~misfit~ wrote:
<fingers crossed>so you will be even more fucking useless
in your daily chores?
On Tuesday, December 1, 2020 at 4:02:38 PM UTC+8, Sir Tim wrote:
Stoffel Vandoorne is the reserve driver and will travel to Bahrain on
Tuesday apparently but I canrCOt see him getting the drive. Any chance
Russell could stand in, herCOs a Mercedes driver I believe?
What are the rules about COVID-19 in Bahrain? If this had happened down under, "close contacts" would be sent into
quarantine... I think that would be the whole Mercedes team out of action. Then no point in phoning around for another driver.
On 2/12/2020 11:40 am, Mark Jackson wrote:
On 12/1/2020 1:43 PM, Bigbird wrote:
~misfit~ wrote:
On 1/12/2020 9:02 pm, Sir Tim wrote:
+1Stoffel Vandoorne is the reserve driver and will travel to
Bahrain on Tuesday apparently but I canrCOt see him getting the
drive. Any chance Russell could stand in, herCOs a Mercedes driver
I believe?
I'd love to see Russell in the Merc and Williams run their reserve driver. >>>
Looks like it will be Russell if a suitable deal can be worked out with
Williams:
https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/153889/russell-frontrunner-to-replace-hamilton-in-bahrain
Jack Aitken is the Williams reserve; if not Russell then Vandoorne.
<fingers crossed> for Russell. I'd really like to see what he can do in front-running machinery.
Though that said going in for one race might not be representative.
~misfit~ <shaun.at...@gmail.com> wrote:Russell confirmed, Aitken backfilling him at Williams.
On 2/12/2020 11:40 am, Mark Jackson wrote:
On 12/1/2020 1:43 PM, Bigbird wrote:
~misfit~ wrote:
On 1/12/2020 9:02 pm, Sir Tim wrote:
Stoffel Vandoorne is the reserve driver and will travel to
Bahrain on Tuesday apparently but I canrCOt see him getting the
drive. Any chance Russell could stand in, herCOs a Mercedes driver >>>>> I believe?
I'd love to see Russell in the Merc and Williams run their reserve driver.
+1
Looks like it will be Russell if a suitable deal can be worked out with >> Williams:
https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/153889/russell-frontrunner-to-replace-hamilton-in-bahrain
Jack Aitken is the Williams reserve; if not Russell then Vandoorne.
<fingers crossed> for Russell. I'd really like to see what he can do in front-running machinery.Yes, and that could be a problem for him. I too would love to see what he can do in a Merc but his performance would inevitably be compared to Hamilton and Bottas, who have both been driving for the team for years.
Though that said going in for one race might not be representative.
The Mercedes does not seem to go particularly well in traffic (or perhaps that is just Bottas) and that is where George would likely be unless he could produce a stella qualifying lap. I think he would do well to scrape into the top six in the race but that might be seen as failure in such a dominant car.
--
Sir Tim
On Wednesday, 2 December 2020 at 08:17:15 UTC, Sir Tim wrote:
~misfit~ <shaun.at...@gmail.com> wrote:Russell confirmed, Aitken backfilling him at Williams.
On 2/12/2020 11:40 am, Mark Jackson wrote:Yes, and that could be a problem for him. I too would love to see what he
On 12/1/2020 1:43 PM, Bigbird wrote:
~misfit~ wrote:
On 1/12/2020 9:02 pm, Sir Tim wrote:
Stoffel Vandoorne is the reserve driver and will travel to
Bahrain on Tuesday apparently but I canrCOt see him getting the
drive. Any chance Russell could stand in, herCOs a Mercedes driver >>>>>>> I believe?
I'd love to see Russell in the Merc and Williams run their reserve driver.
+1
Looks like it will be Russell if a suitable deal can be worked out with >>>> Williams:
https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/153889/russell-frontrunner-to-replace-hamilton-in-bahrain
Jack Aitken is the Williams reserve; if not Russell then Vandoorne.
<fingers crossed> for Russell. I'd really like to see what he can do in
front-running machinery.
Though that said going in for one race might not be representative.
can do in a Merc but his performance would inevitably be compared to
Hamilton and Bottas, who have both been driving for the team for years.
The Mercedes does not seem to go particularly well in traffic (or perhaps
that is just Bottas) and that is where George would likely be unless he
could produce a stella qualifying lap. I think he would do well to scrape
into the top six in the race but that might be seen as failure in such a
dominant car.
--
Sir Tim
Looking forward to seeing him in the Merc in quali!
On 02/12/2020 05:59, Falscher Bruce wrote:
On Tuesday, December 1, 2020 at 4:02:38 PM UTC+8, Sir Tim wrote:
Stoffel Vandoorne is the reserve driver and will travel to Bahrain on
Tuesday apparently but I canrCOt see him getting the drive. Any chance
Russell could stand in, herCOs a Mercedes driver I believe?
What are the rules about COVID-19 in Bahrain? If this had happened
down under, "close contacts" would be sent into quarantine... I think
that would be the whole Mercedes team out of action. Then no point in
phoning around for another driver.
The rules in Bahrain are not relevant to the F1 teams unless they are
out and about in Bahrain rather than in the
paddock/hotel/transport/airport bubble.
The rules inside the paddock/circuit are pretty much the same as they
were in Austria, Hungary, UK, Spain, Belgium, Italy, Russia, Germany, Portugal or Turkey during the previous GPs.
Under those rules a not-insignificant number of people have tested
positive and been isolated/quarantined/etc.
The FIA website has nearly 100 FIA docs about COVID-19.
-a-a <https://www.fia.com/site-search/tags/covid-19-1069>
~misfit~ <shaun.at.pukekohe@gmail.com> wrote:
On 2/12/2020 11:40 am, Mark Jackson wrote:
On 12/1/2020 1:43 PM, Bigbird wrote:
~misfit~ wrote:
On 1/12/2020 9:02 pm, Sir Tim wrote:
Stoffel Vandoorne is the reserve driver and will travel to Bahrain >>>>>> on Tuesday apparently but I canrCOt see him getting the drive. Any >>>>>> chance Russell could stand in, herCOs a Mercedes driver I believe?
I'd love to see Russell in the Merc and Williams run their reserve
driver.
+1
Looks like it will be Russell if a suitable deal can be worked out
with Williams:
https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/153889/russell-frontrunner-to- replace-hamilton-in-bahrain
Jack Aitken is the Williams reserve; if not Russell then Vandoorne.
<fingers crossed> for Russell. I'd really like to see what he can do in
front-running machinery.
Though that said going in for one race might not be representative.
Yes, and that could be a problem for him. I too would love to see what
he can do in a Merc but his performance would inevitably be compared to Hamilton and Bottas, who have both been driving for the team for years.
The Mercedes does not seem to go particularly well in traffic (or
perhaps that is just Bottas) and that is where George would likely be
unless he could produce a stella qualifying lap. I think he would do
well to scrape into the top six in the race but that might be seen as
failure in such a dominant car.
The challenge is to be able to manage it, to identify the close contact, to isolate the closecontact, to kill the beginning of possible outbreak without having more trouble.
~misfit~ <shaun.at.pukekohe@gmail.com> wrote:
On 2/12/2020 11:40 am, Mark Jackson wrote:
On 12/1/2020 1:43 PM, Bigbird wrote:
~misfit~ wrote:
On 1/12/2020 9:02 pm, Sir Tim wrote:
Stoffel Vandoorne is the reserve driver and will travel to
Bahrain on Tuesday apparently but I canAt see him getting the
drive. Any chance Russell could stand in, heAs a Mercedes driver
I believe?
I'd love to see Russell in the Merc and Williams run their reserve driver.
+1
Looks like it will be Russell if a suitable deal can be worked out with
Williams:
https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/153889/russell-frontrunner-to-replace-hamilton-in-bahrain
Jack Aitken is the Williams reserve; if not Russell then Vandoorne.
<fingers crossed> for Russell. I'd really like to see what he can do in
front-running machinery.
Though that said going in for one race might not be representative.
Yes, and that could be a problem for him. I too would love to see what he
can do in a Merc but his performance would inevitably be compared to
Hamilton and Bottas, who have both been driving for the team for years.
The Mercedes does not seem to go particularly well in traffic (or perhaps >that is just Bottas) and that is where George would likely be unless he
could produce a stella qualifying lap. I think he would do well to scrape >into the top six in the race but that might be seen as failure in such a >dominant car.
~misfit~ <shaun.at.pukekohe@gmail.com> wrote:
On 2/12/2020 11:40 am, Mark Jackson wrote:reserve driver. >>>
On 12/1/2020 1:43 PM, Bigbird wrote:
~misfit~ wrote:
On 1/12/2020 9:02 pm, Sir Tim wrote:
Stoffel Vandoorne is the reserve driver and will travel to
Bahrain on Tuesday apparently but I canrCOt see him getting the
drive. Any chance Russell could stand in, herCOs a Mercedes driver >>>>> I believe?
I'd love to see Russell in the Merc and Williams run their
with >> Williams:+1
Looks like it will be Russell if a suitable deal can be worked out
https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/153889/russell-frontrunner-to-replac e-hamilton-in-bahrain >> >> Jack Aitken is the Williams reserve; if
not Russell then Vandoorne.
<fingers crossed> for Russell. I'd really like to see what he can
do in front-running machinery.
Though that said going in for one race might not be representative.
Yes, and that could be a problem for him. I too would love to see
what he can do in a Merc but his performance would inevitably be
compared to Hamilton and Bottas, who have both been driving for the
team for years.
The Mercedes does not seem to go particularly well in traffic (or
perhaps that is just Bottas) and that is where George would likely be
unless he could produce a stella qualifying lap. I think he would do
well to scrape into the top six in the race but that might be seen as
failure in such a dominant car.
Sir Tim wrote:
~misfit~ <shaun.at.pukekohe@gmail.com> wrote:
On 2/12/2020 11:40 am, Mark Jackson wrote:reserve driver. >>>
On 12/1/2020 1:43 PM, Bigbird wrote:
~misfit~ wrote:
On 1/12/2020 9:02 pm, Sir Tim wrote:
Stoffel Vandoorne is the reserve driver and will travel to
Bahrain on Tuesday apparently but I canrCOt see him getting the
drive. Any chance Russell could stand in, herCOs a Mercedes driver >>>>>>> I believe?
I'd love to see Russell in the Merc and Williams run their
with >> Williams:+1
Looks like it will be Russell if a suitable deal can be worked out
https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/153889/russell-frontrunner-to-replac
e-hamilton-in-bahrain >> >> Jack Aitken is the Williams reserve; if
not Russell then Vandoorne.
<fingers crossed> for Russell. I'd really like to see what he can
do in front-running machinery.
Though that said going in for one race might not be representative.
Yes, and that could be a problem for him. I too would love to see
what he can do in a Merc but his performance would inevitably be
compared to Hamilton and Bottas, who have both been driving for the
team for years.
The Mercedes does not seem to go particularly well in traffic (or
perhaps that is just Bottas) and that is where George would likely be
unless he could produce a stella qualifying lap. I think he would do
well to scrape into the top six in the race but that might be seen as
failure in such a dominant car.
I'm not so sure. I think any top six would be seen as more than
respectable for the first weekend in a car without prior testing or sim
time.
time.
On reflection I think you are right. IrCOll certainly be rooting for him.
On 2 Dec 2020 08:17:12 GMT, Sir Tim <ben...@brooklands.co.uk> wrote:I think what we've seen in quali is that Russell is undoubtedly quick.
~misfit~ <shaun.at...@gmail.com> wrote:
On 2/12/2020 11:40 am, Mark Jackson wrote:
On 12/1/2020 1:43 PM, Bigbird wrote:
~misfit~ wrote:
On 1/12/2020 9:02 pm, Sir Tim wrote:
Stoffel Vandoorne is the reserve driver and will travel to
Bahrain on Tuesday apparently but I canrCOt see him getting the >>>>>> drive. Any chance Russell could stand in, herCOs a Mercedes driver >>>>>> I believe?
I'd love to see Russell in the Merc and Williams run their reserve driver.
+1
Looks like it will be Russell if a suitable deal can be worked out with >>> Williams:
https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/153889/russell-frontrunner-to-replace-hamilton-in-bahrain
Jack Aitken is the Williams reserve; if not Russell then Vandoorne.
<fingers crossed> for Russell. I'd really like to see what he can do in >> front-running machinery.
Though that said going in for one race might not be representative.
Yes, and that could be a problem for him. I too would love to see what he >can do in a Merc but his performance would inevitably be compared to >Hamilton and Bottas, who have both been driving for the team for years.That might apply with the great unwashed but I think the management of
the other teams won't fall into that trap - they are the people who
really matter in terms of his career development.
I will be interested to see how he does; I always had a suspicion that
he was maybe being over-hyped in the British media; I hope that is not
the case.
On Wednesday, 2 December 2020 at 13:52:25 UTC, Martin Harran wrote:
On 2 Dec 2020 08:17:12 GMT, Sir Tim <ben...@brooklands.co.uk> wrote:I think what we've seen in quali is that Russell is undoubtedly quick.
~misfit~ <shaun.at...@gmail.com> wrote:That might apply with the great unwashed but I think the management of
On 2/12/2020 11:40 am, Mark Jackson wrote:
On 12/1/2020 1:43 PM, Bigbird wrote:
~misfit~ wrote:
On 1/12/2020 9:02 pm, Sir Tim wrote:
Stoffel Vandoorne is the reserve driver and will travel to
Bahrain on Tuesday apparently but I canrCOt see him getting the >>>>>>>> drive. Any chance Russell could stand in, herCOs a Mercedes driver >>>>>>>> I believe?
I'd love to see Russell in the Merc and Williams run their reserve driver.
+1
Looks like it will be Russell if a suitable deal can be worked out with >>>>> Williams:
https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/153889/russell-frontrunner-to-replace-hamilton-in-bahrain
Jack Aitken is the Williams reserve; if not Russell then Vandoorne.
<fingers crossed> for Russell. I'd really like to see what he can do in >>>> front-running machinery.
Though that said going in for one race might not be representative.
Yes, and that could be a problem for him. I too would love to see what he >>> can do in a Merc but his performance would inevitably be compared to
Hamilton and Bottas, who have both been driving for the team for years.
the other teams won't fall into that trap - they are the people who
really matter in terms of his career development.
I will be interested to see how he does; I always had a suspicion that
he was maybe being over-hyped in the British media; I hope that is not
the case.
He regularly puts the car ahead of his rivals in those dying seconds
when the best qualifiers do their best work. In an F1 race though he's
yet to really show great prowess.
Friday pm will be interesting to see how he settles in. Hopefully
they'll give him as many laps as he can manage (subject to tyres)
so that he gives himself a good chance on Saturday.
I just hope that he doesn't end up in a DNF on Sunday!
On 5/12/2020 1:13 am, Matt Larkin wrote:
On Wednesday, 2 December 2020 at 13:52:25 UTC, Martin Harran wrote:
On 2 Dec 2020 08:17:12 GMT, Sir Tim <ben...@brooklands.co.uk> wrote:I think what we've seen in quali is that Russell is undoubtedly quick.
~misfit~ <shaun.at...@gmail.com> wrote:the other teams won't fall into that trap - they are the people who
On 2/12/2020 11:40 am, Mark Jackson wrote:
On 12/1/2020 1:43 PM, Bigbird wrote:<fingers crossed> for Russell. I'd really like to see what he can do in >>>>> front-running machinery.
~misfit~ wrote:
On 1/12/2020 9:02 pm, Sir Tim wrote:
Stoffel Vandoorne is the reserve driver and will travel to
Bahrain on Tuesday apparently but I canrCOt see him getting the >>>>>>>>> drive. Any chance Russell could stand in, herCOs a Mercedes driver >>>>>>>>> I believe?
I'd love to see Russell in the Merc and Williams run their reserve driver.
+1
Looks like it will be Russell if a suitable deal can be worked out with >>>>>> Williams:
https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/153889/russell-frontrunner-to-replace-hamilton-in-bahrain
Jack Aitken is the Williams reserve; if not Russell then Vandoorne. >>>>>
Though that said going in for one race might not be representative.
Yes, and that could be a problem for him. I too would love to see what he >>>> can do in a Merc but his performance would inevitably be compared to
Hamilton and Bottas, who have both been driving for the team for years. >>> That might apply with the great unwashed but I think the management of
really matter in terms of his career development.
I will be interested to see how he does; I always had a suspicion that
he was maybe being over-hyped in the British media; I hope that is not
the case.
He regularly puts the car ahead of his rivals in those dying seconds
when the best qualifiers do their best work. In an F1 race though he's
yet to really show great prowess.
He finished ahead of 4 x WDC Vettel last week in what is arguably the
slowest car on the grid.
Friday pm will be interesting to see how he settles in. Hopefully
they'll give him as many laps as he can manage (subject to tyres)
so that he gives himself a good chance on Saturday.
I just hope that he doesn't end up in a DNF on Sunday!
So far so good. Russell's fastest in both FP1 and FP2 ahead of Verstappen.
~misfit~ <shaun.at.pukekohe@gmail.com> wrote:
On 5/12/2020 1:13 am, Matt Larkin wrote:
On Wednesday, 2 December 2020 at 13:52:25 UTC, Martin Harran wrote:
On 2 Dec 2020 08:17:12 GMT, Sir Tim <ben...@brooklands.co.uk> wrote:I think what we've seen in quali is that Russell is undoubtedly quick.
~misfit~ <shaun.at...@gmail.com> wrote:really matter in terms of his career development.
On 2/12/2020 11:40 am, Mark Jackson wrote:Yes, and that could be a problem for him. I too would love to see what he >>>>> can do in a Merc but his performance would inevitably be compared to >>>>> Hamilton and Bottas, who have both been driving for the team for years. >>>> That might apply with the great unwashed but I think the management of >>>> the other teams won't fall into that trap - they are the people who
On 12/1/2020 1:43 PM, Bigbird wrote:<fingers crossed> for Russell. I'd really like to see what he can do in >>>>>> front-running machinery.
~misfit~ wrote:
On 1/12/2020 9:02 pm, Sir Tim wrote:
Stoffel Vandoorne is the reserve driver and will travel to >>>>>>>>>> Bahrain on Tuesday apparently but I canrCOt see him getting the >>>>>>>>>> drive. Any chance Russell could stand in, herCOs a Mercedes driver >>>>>>>>>> I believe?
I'd love to see Russell in the Merc and Williams run their reserve driver.
+1
Looks like it will be Russell if a suitable deal can be worked out with >>>>>>> Williams:
https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/153889/russell-frontrunner-to-replace-hamilton-in-bahrain
Jack Aitken is the Williams reserve; if not Russell then Vandoorne. >>>>>>
Though that said going in for one race might not be representative. >>>>>
I will be interested to see how he does; I always had a suspicion that >>>> he was maybe being over-hyped in the British media; I hope that is not >>>> the case.
He regularly puts the car ahead of his rivals in those dying seconds
when the best qualifiers do their best work. In an F1 race though he's
yet to really show great prowess.
He finished ahead of 4 x WDC Vettel last week in what is arguably the
slowest car on the grid.
Friday pm will be interesting to see how he settles in. Hopefully
they'll give him as many laps as he can manage (subject to tyres)
so that he gives himself a good chance on Saturday.
I just hope that he doesn't end up in a DNF on Sunday!
So far so good. Russell's fastest in both FP1 and FP2 ahead of Verstappen.
I think Bottas was pushing to find the limits more whereas George was being careful not to crash. It was a fine effort but I still expect Valtteri to
get pole.
On 5/12/2020 12:48 pm, Sir Tim wrote:
~misfit~ <shaun.at.pukekohe@gmail.com> wrote:
On 5/12/2020 1:13 am, Matt Larkin wrote:I think Bottas was pushing to find the limits more whereas George was being >> careful not to crash. It was a fine effort but I still expect Valtteri to
On Wednesday, 2 December 2020 at 13:52:25 UTC, Martin Harran wrote:
On 2 Dec 2020 08:17:12 GMT, Sir Tim <ben...@brooklands.co.uk> wrote: >>>>>I think what we've seen in quali is that Russell is undoubtedly quick. >>>>
~misfit~ <shaun.at...@gmail.com> wrote:really matter in terms of his career development.
On 2/12/2020 11:40 am, Mark Jackson wrote:Yes, and that could be a problem for him. I too would love to see what he
On 12/1/2020 1:43 PM, Bigbird wrote:<fingers crossed> for Russell. I'd really like to see what he can do in >>>>>>> front-running machinery.
~misfit~ wrote:
On 1/12/2020 9:02 pm, Sir Tim wrote:
Stoffel Vandoorne is the reserve driver and will travel to >>>>>>>>>>> Bahrain on Tuesday apparently but I canrCOt see him getting the >>>>>>>>>>> drive. Any chance Russell could stand in, herCOs a Mercedes driver >>>>>>>>>>> I believe?
I'd love to see Russell in the Merc and Williams run their reserve driver.
+1
Looks like it will be Russell if a suitable deal can be worked out with
Williams:
https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/153889/russell-frontrunner-to-replace-hamilton-in-bahrain
Jack Aitken is the Williams reserve; if not Russell then Vandoorne. >>>>>>>
Though that said going in for one race might not be representative. >>>>>>
can do in a Merc but his performance would inevitably be compared to >>>>>> Hamilton and Bottas, who have both been driving for the team for years. >>>>> That might apply with the great unwashed but I think the management of >>>>> the other teams won't fall into that trap - they are the people who
I will be interested to see how he does; I always had a suspicion that >>>>> he was maybe being over-hyped in the British media; I hope that is not >>>>> the case.
He regularly puts the car ahead of his rivals in those dying seconds
when the best qualifiers do their best work.-a In an F1 race though he's >>>> yet to really show great prowess.
He finished ahead of 4 x WDC Vettel last week in what is arguably the
slowest car on the grid.
Friday pm will be interesting to see how he settles in.-a Hopefully
they'll give him as many laps as he can manage (subject to tyres)
so that he gives himself a good chance on Saturday.
I just hope that he doesn't end up in a DNF on Sunday!
So far so good. Russell's fastest in both FP1 and FP2 ahead of Verstappen. >>
get pole.
You could well be right (I believe that you are about the former point). Either way, as much as I
admire Hamilton's next-level skills and enjoy watching him race I'm *really* looking forward to
this Saturday and Sunday.
Also if I were a religious man I'd say a little prayer on behalf of Lewis, that he shakes COVID
quickly and cleanly. I've read some horror stories about 'long COVID' and it seems to effect people
of colour more than Europeans (Perhaps due to lower natural Vitamin D in their systems.)
Also vegans in general have much lower levels of the stuff as witnessed by a lot of vegan foods
being 'vitamin D fortified'. There's a lot of science that shows supplements are nowhere near as
effective as natural sources of vitamins.
As an agnostic the best that I can do is cross my fingers for him and hope that his supreme fitness
is enough to see him through.
Also vegans in general have much lower levels of the stuff as witnessed by a lot of vegan foods
being 'vitamin D fortified'. There's a lot of science that shows supplements are nowhere near as
effective as natural sources of vitamins.
On 5/12/2020 12:48 pm, Sir Tim wrote:
So far so good. Russell's fastest in both FP1 and FP2 ahead of
Verstappen.
I think Bottas was pushing to find the limits more whereas George was
being
careful not to crash. It was a fine effort but I still expect Valtteri to
get pole.
You could well be right (I believe that you are about the former point). Either way, as much as I admire Hamilton's next-level skills and enjoy watching him race I'm *really* looking forward to this Saturday and Sunday.
Also if I were a religious man I'd say a little prayer on behalf of
Lewis, that he shakes COVID quickly and cleanly. I've read some horror stories about 'long COVID' and it seems to effect people of colour more
than Europeans (Perhaps due to lower natural Vitamin D in their systems.)
Also vegans in general have much lower levels of the stuff as witnessed
by a lot of vegan foods being 'vitamin D fortified'. There's a lot of science that shows supplements are nowhere near as effective as natural sources of vitamins.
As an agnostic the best that I can do is cross my fingers for him and--- SBBSecho 3.06-Win32
hope that his supreme fitness is enough to see him through.
On 2020-12-04 7:15 p.m., ~misfit~ wrote:
On 5/12/2020 12:48 pm, Sir Tim wrote:
So far so good. Russell's fastest in both FP1 and FP2 ahead of
Verstappen.
I think Bottas was pushing to find the limits more whereas George was
being
careful not to crash. It was a fine effort but I still expect Valtteri to >>> get pole.
You could well be right (I believe that you are about the former point).
Either way, as much as I admire Hamilton's next-level skills and enjoy
watching him race I'm *really* looking forward to this Saturday and Sunday. >>
Also if I were a religious man I'd say a little prayer on behalf of
Lewis, that he shakes COVID quickly and cleanly. I've read some horror
stories about 'long COVID' and it seems to effect people of colour more
than Europeans (Perhaps due to lower natural Vitamin D in their systems.)
Also vegans in general have much lower levels of the stuff as witnessed
by a lot of vegan foods being 'vitamin D fortified'. There's a lot of
science that shows supplements are nowhere near as effective as natural
sources of vitamins.
Give just one example of this "science".
--- SBBSecho 3.06-Win32
As an agnostic the best that I can do is cross my fingers for him and
hope that his supreme fitness is enough to see him through.
On Sun, 6 Dec 2020 08:27:19 -0800, Alan Baker
<notonyourlife@no.no.no.no> wrote:
On 2020-12-04 7:15 p.m., ~misfit~ wrote:
On 5/12/2020 12:48 pm, Sir Tim wrote:
So far so good. Russell's fastest in both FP1 and FP2 ahead of
Verstappen.
I think Bottas was pushing to find the limits more whereas George was
being
careful not to crash. It was a fine effort but I still expect Valtteri to >>>> get pole.
You could well be right (I believe that you are about the former point). >>> Either way, as much as I admire Hamilton's next-level skills and enjoy
watching him race I'm *really* looking forward to this Saturday and Sunday. >>>
Also if I were a religious man I'd say a little prayer on behalf of
Lewis, that he shakes COVID quickly and cleanly. I've read some horror
stories about 'long COVID' and it seems to effect people of colour more
than Europeans (Perhaps due to lower natural Vitamin D in their systems.) >>>
Also vegans in general have much lower levels of the stuff as witnessed
by a lot of vegan foods being 'vitamin D fortified'. There's a lot of
science that shows supplements are nowhere near as effective as natural
sources of vitamins.
Give just one example of this "science".
https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/synthetic-vs-natural-nutrients
"[...]
BOTTOM LINE:
It is unclear how well synthetic nutrients are absorbed and used in
the body. Your body will use nutrients best when taken in whole food
form, with a wide variety of food compounds.
[...]
BOTTOM LINE:
Studies about the beneficial health effects of many synthetic
nutrients have been inconsistent, weak or shown no effect.
Evidence supports the idea that natural nutrients found in whole foods
can prevent against a wide range of chronic diseases such as heart
disease, diabetes, cancer and premature death.
[...]
BOTTOM LINE:
For certain groups of people at risk of nutritional deficiencies,
certain synthetic supplements can be beneficial.
[...]
BOTTOM LINE:
Taking large amounts of synthetic nutrients can have harmful health
effects. Recommended daily doses are safe for most people, but caution
is advised.
[...]
Take Home Message:
Research consistently shows that synthetic nutrients are no
replacement for a healthy, balanced diet.
Getting natural nutrients from whole foods is always a better option.--- SBBSecho 3.06-Win32
However, if you are truly lacking in a specific nutrient, then taking
a supplement can be beneficial.
As an agnostic the best that I can do is cross my fingers for him and
hope that his supreme fitness is enough to see him through.
On Sun, 6 Dec 2020 08:27:19 -0800, Alan Baker
<notonyourlife@no.no.no.no> wrote:
On 2020-12-04 7:15 p.m., ~misfit~ wrote:
On 5/12/2020 12:48 pm, Sir Tim wrote:
So far so good. Russell's fastest in both FP1 and FP2 ahead of
Verstappen.
I think Bottas was pushing to find the limits more whereas George was
being
careful not to crash. It was a fine effort but I still expect Valtteri to >>>> get pole.
You could well be right (I believe that you are about the former point). >>> Either way, as much as I admire Hamilton's next-level skills and enjoy
watching him race I'm *really* looking forward to this Saturday and Sunday. >>>
Also if I were a religious man I'd say a little prayer on behalf of
Lewis, that he shakes COVID quickly and cleanly. I've read some horror
stories about 'long COVID' and it seems to effect people of colour more
than Europeans (Perhaps due to lower natural Vitamin D in their systems.) >>>
Also vegans in general have much lower levels of the stuff as witnessed
by a lot of vegan foods being 'vitamin D fortified'. There's a lot of
science that shows supplements are nowhere near as effective as natural
sources of vitamins.
Give just one example of this "science".
https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/synthetic-vs-natural-nutrients
"[...]
BOTTOM LINE:
It is unclear how well synthetic nutrients are absorbed and used in
the body. Your body will use nutrients best when taken in whole food
form, with a wide variety of food compounds.
[...]
BOTTOM LINE:
Studies about the beneficial health effects of many synthetic
nutrients have been inconsistent, weak or shown no effect.
Evidence supports the idea that natural nutrients found in whole foods
can prevent against a wide range of chronic diseases such as heart
disease, diabetes, cancer and premature death.
[...]
BOTTOM LINE:
For certain groups of people at risk of nutritional deficiencies,
certain synthetic supplements can be beneficial.
[...]
BOTTOM LINE:
Taking large amounts of synthetic nutrients can have harmful health
effects. Recommended daily doses are safe for most people, but caution
is advised.
[...]
Take Home Message:
Research consistently shows that synthetic nutrients are no
replacement for a healthy, balanced diet.
Getting natural nutrients from whole foods is always a better option.
However, if you are truly lacking in a specific nutrient, then taking
a supplement can be beneficial.
On 8/12/2020 12:14 am, Martin Harran wrote:
On Sun, 6 Dec 2020 08:27:19 -0800, Alan Baker
<notonyourlife@no.no.no.no> wrote:
On 2020-12-04 7:15 p.m., ~misfit~ wrote:
On 5/12/2020 12:48 pm, Sir Tim wrote:
So far so good. Russell's fastest in both FP1 and FP2 ahead of
Verstappen.
I think Bottas was pushing to find the limits more whereas George was >>>>> being
careful not to crash. It was a fine effort but I still expect
Valtteri to
get pole.
You could well be right (I believe that you are about the former
point).
Either way, as much as I admire Hamilton's next-level skills and enjoy >>>> watching him race I'm *really* looking forward to this Saturday and
Sunday.
Also if I were a religious man I'd say a little prayer on behalf of
Lewis, that he shakes COVID quickly and cleanly. I've read some horror >>>> stories about 'long COVID' and it seems to effect people of colour more >>>> than Europeans (Perhaps due to lower natural Vitamin D in their
systems.)
Also vegans in general have much lower levels of the stuff as witnessed >>>> by a lot of vegan foods being 'vitamin D fortified'. There's a lot of
science that shows supplements are nowhere near as effective as natural >>>> sources of vitamins.
Give just one example of this "science".
https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/synthetic-vs-natural-nutrients
"[...]
BOTTOM LINE:
It is unclear how well synthetic nutrients are absorbed and used in
the body. Your body will use nutrients best when taken in whole food
form, with a wide variety of food compounds.
[...]
BOTTOM LINE:
Studies about the beneficial health effects of many synthetic
nutrients have been inconsistent, weak or shown no effect.
Evidence supports the idea that natural nutrients found in whole foods
can prevent against a wide range of chronic diseases such as heart
disease, diabetes, cancer and premature death.
[...]
BOTTOM LINE:
For certain groups of people at risk of nutritional deficiencies,
certain synthetic supplements can be beneficial.
[...]
BOTTOM LINE:
Taking large amounts of synthetic nutrients can have harmful health
effects. Recommended daily doses are safe for most people, but caution
is advised.
[...]
Take Home Message:
Research consistently shows that synthetic nutrients are no
replacement for a healthy, balanced diet.
Getting natural nutrients from whole foods is always a better option.
However, if you are truly lacking in a specific nutrient, then taking
a supplement can be beneficial.
Thanks for posting that, I don't see replies from trolls.
I thought that everyone knew that supplements (synthetic nutrients) were nowhere near as good for you as their naturally occurring counterparts.
It must be the Dunning-Kruger effect again dammit!
On 2020-12-07 3:14 a.m., Martin Harran wrote:
On Sun, 6 Dec 2020 08:27:19 -0800, Alan Baker
<notonyourlife@no.no.no.no> wrote:
On 2020-12-04 7:15 p.m., ~misfit~ wrote:
On 5/12/2020 12:48 pm, Sir Tim wrote:
So far so good. Russell's fastest in both FP1 and FP2 ahead of
Verstappen.
I think Bottas was pushing to find the limits more whereas George was >>>>> being
careful not to crash. It was a fine effort but I still expect Valtteri to >>>>> get pole.
You could well be right (I believe that you are about the former point). >>>> Either way, as much as I admire Hamilton's next-level skills and enjoy >>>> watching him race I'm *really* looking forward to this Saturday and Sunday.
Also if I were a religious man I'd say a little prayer on behalf of
Lewis, that he shakes COVID quickly and cleanly. I've read some horror >>>> stories about 'long COVID' and it seems to effect people of colour more >>>> than Europeans (Perhaps due to lower natural Vitamin D in their systems.) >>>>
Also vegans in general have much lower levels of the stuff as witnessed >>>> by a lot of vegan foods being 'vitamin D fortified'. There's a lot of
science that shows supplements are nowhere near as effective as natural >>>> sources of vitamins.
Give just one example of this "science".
https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/synthetic-vs-natural-nutrients
"[...]
BOTTOM LINE:
It is unclear how well synthetic nutrients are absorbed and used in
the body. Your body will use nutrients best when taken in whole food
form, with a wide variety of food compounds.
"Unclear" is light-years from "nowhere near as effective".
[...]
BOTTOM LINE:
Studies about the beneficial health effects of many synthetic
nutrients have been inconsistent, weak or shown no effect.
Evidence supports the idea that natural nutrients found in whole foods
can prevent against a wide range of chronic diseases such as heart
disease, diabetes, cancer and premature death.
You should cite the actual sources
and not a pop website analysis.
[...]
BOTTOM LINE:
For certain groups of people at risk of nutritional deficiencies,
certain synthetic supplements can be beneficial.
[...]
BOTTOM LINE:
Taking large amounts of synthetic nutrients can have harmful health
effects. Recommended daily doses are safe for most people, but caution
is advised.
And why would that be any more dangerous than taking the same amounts of >naturally sourcee nutrients?
[...]
Take Home Message:
Research consistently shows that synthetic nutrients are no
replacement for a healthy, balanced diet.
Which is another thing entirely.
--- SBBSecho 3.06-Win32
Getting natural nutrients from whole foods is always a better option.
However, if you are truly lacking in a specific nutrient, then taking
a supplement can be beneficial.
As an agnostic the best that I can do is cross my fingers for him and
hope that his supreme fitness is enough to see him through.
Thanks for posting that, I don't see replies from trolls.
I thought that everyone knew that supplements (synthetic nutrients) were nowhere near as good for
you as their naturally occurring counterparts. It must be the Dunning-Kruger effect again dammit!
On Tue, 8 Dec 2020 12:43:51 +1300, ~misfit~
<shaun.at.pukekohe@gmail.com> wrote:
[...]
Thanks for posting that, I don't see replies from trolls.
I thought that everyone knew that supplements (synthetic nutrients) were nowhere near as good for
you as their naturally occurring counterparts. It must be the Dunning-Kruger effect again dammit!
It's an area I have some personal interest in. I have 6 stents and a
very bad family history with 5 of my brothers having had heart
attacks; it is an ongoing problem - I got my most recent stent just
last January and my cardiologist reckons I will need more in a couple
of years.
When I got my first 4 stents thirteen years ago, I was put on 80 mg of statins daily to get my cholesterol as low as possible. Unfortunately,
I am one of those people who gets very unpleasant side effects from
statins. I have worked hard over the years with my cardiologist,
cardiac nurse and dietician to get the cholesterol under control
naturally to the extent that I am now down to overall cholesterol of
3.5 and, more importantly, LDL at 1.8 with only 5mg statins daily
which I can comfortably tolerate.
I wish you all the best,
On Tue, 8 Dec 2020 12:43:51 +1300, ~misfit~
<shaun.at...@gmail.com> wrote:
[...]
Thanks for posting that, I don't see replies from trolls.
I thought that everyone knew that supplements (synthetic nutrients) were nowhere near as good forIt's an area I have some personal interest in. I have 6 stents and a
you as their naturally occurring counterparts. It must be the Dunning-Kruger effect again dammit!
very bad family history with 5 of my brothers having had heart
attacks; it is an ongoing problem - I got my most recent stent just
last January and my cardiologist reckons I will need more in a couple
of years.
When I got my first 4 stents thirteen years ago, I was put on 80 mg of statins daily to get my cholesterol as low as possible. Unfortunately,
I am one of those people who gets very unpleasant side effects from
statins. I have worked hard over the years with my cardiologist,
cardiac nurse and dietician to get the cholesterol under control
naturally to the extent that I am now down to overall cholesterol of
3.5 and, more importantly, LDL at 1.8 with only 5mg statins daily
which I can comfortably tolerate.
Like anything these days
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