Formula 1- Season 2013

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@zia1288
Bro, I am busy nowadays to the point that it is almost impossible for me to update regularly on this thread plus the loadshedding schedule has changed in my area which is also causing some problems.

As for the controversy of team orders, its not only about Mercedes and RedBull but Force India and Ferrari are also involved in this controversy thanks to their calls in Melbourne. For me it proves what I feel when everyone was jumping up and down that team orders should be allowed and I was thinking that it would only results in more bigger controversy then Hockenheim 2010. Here we are only 2 races in this season and we already have seen 4 controversial team orders which are all given to stop the faster guy from getting ahead of the slower guy.

As Bernie says that there should not be any team orders during the race, if you want to arrange something do it before hand but don't try to do it during the race.

[MoizIrfan]

@genius
agreed

faster one deserves to be ahead

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Horner admits to lack of trust between drivers
Christian Horner admits there is a lack of trust between Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber which Red Bull has to manage.

Whitmarsh 'relaxed' about leadership criticism
Martin Whitmarsh says he is "relaxed" about the criticism he has received following McLaren's poor start to the new season.

Silverstone aiming to avoid 2012 repeat
Silverstone managing director Richard Phillips says the circuit is working hard to ensure there is no repeat of the 2012 problems at the British Grand Prix.

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For me its very simple.
I am saying this as an F1 enthusiast as well as a VET fan.
YOU CANNOT LET A HAS BEEN DRIVER TO TAKE A WIN IN A SERIOUSLY COMPETITIVE SPORTS AGAINST SOMEONE WITH THREE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS.
And specially when that three time world champion once again is a title contender, and was much faster than the old **** in the sister car, on that day.
Funny thing is, they were asking VET to slow down, instead of asking WEB to keep up.
And I am a RBR fan, believe me, but they tried to steal an epic battle from me and other F1 fans like myself. And that's not how you treat your fans.
The English speaking press is jumping with joy, printing against a German driver. They are helpless in doing so, cause of their inherent bigotry and hidden hate against the Germans at national level.

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BBC Sport - Mark Webber column

Ahh Webber!! You old hag.
You couldn't pull it off what Seb did to you so splendidly in Malaysian GP.
No wonder you were so pi$sed off, you old sod!

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Villeneuve slams 'stupid' Vettel
Jacques Villeneuve has slammed Sebastian Vettel for what he described as "stupid" behaviour in Malaysia and has drawn parallels to his father's feud with Didier Pironi.

McLaren expects further progress in China
McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh says he will be "very disappointed" if the team does not make further progress at the Chinese Grand Prix.

Lotus wants more from E21 in qualifying
Lotus race team manager Paul Seaby says the team wants more qualifying pace from the E21.

Marussia set for Ferrari or Mercedes in 2014
Marussia will use engines from either Ferrari or Mercedes in 2014 according to CEO Andy Webb.

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The truth about Ferrari's power in Formula One
A few weeks ago Italian newspaper Corriere dello Sport shed new light on one of the longest-running rumours in the history of Formula One. It claimed that Ferrari has a veto over any change to F1's regulations and it added that Max Mosley, former president of motor sport's governing body the Fedration Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), awarded the privilege to the team in 2005 to prevent it leaving. It certainly wasn't the first time that this kind of rumour has been reported but it may well be the last because evidence has come to light which at last proves that Ferrari does indeed have a veto.

McLaren happy with Perez's start
Martin Whitmarsh says he is pleased with the start Sergio Perez has made to his McLaren career.

Exact pace still unclear - Domenicali
Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali says he is still unsure where his team lines up in the 2013 pecking order.

Budget central to Lotus success
Romain Grosjean believes Lotus' hopes of success this season hinge on whether it can assemble a large enough budget.

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[Blackeye117]

Genius Any Info On The New Team Entering F1 next year ? Which One Is It , I Read That Toyota Is Coming Back With Lexus Name .

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STR8 yet to match expectations - Ricciardo
Daniel Ricciardo says this year's Toro Rosso has not matched his expectations so far, but he is confident there is more potential to be unlocked in the STR8.

Title still the target despite slow start - Button
Jenson Button insists he is in with a shot at the championship this year despite McLaren's slow start to 2013.

Red Bull claims new pit stop record
Red Bull claims to have made the fastest pit stop ever after changing all four tyres on Mark Webber's car in 2.05s at the Malaysian Grand Prix.

Webber and Kimi 'candidates' for 2014 - Mateschitz
Red Bull boss Dietrich Mateschitz has reassured Mark Webber that he will be a candidate for a drive in 2014 when it comes to making a decision.

Force India taking 'intelligent' approach to car development
Paul di Resta is hoping Force India's "intelligent" approach to developing its car will continue to pay off this season and give it an advantage when it comes winding down the 2013 car focusing on 2014.

Horner adamant feud is over
Red Bull boss Christian Horner insists the rift between Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel has been dealt with and that his drivers will now work together to push the team forward.

@Blackeye117
I don't know anything about Toyota's return either as themselves or under Lexus brand but Honda's return is certainly on the card.

[Blackeye117]

Ahan I see , so there we go honda and toyota both on the cards for a return , lets see what the rumors tell us more about in the mean time ,we enjoy this show , what about motogp ?

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Button expects to 'reboot' season in China
McLaren's Jenson Button is viewing the Chinese Grand Prix as a fresh start to his 2013 title campaign after the disappointment of the first two races.

Hamilton No.1 at Mercedes - Stewart
Sir Jackie Stewart thinks there is "no question" that Lewis Hamilton holds the upper hand in his intra-team battle with Nico Rosberg at Mercedes.

Teams seeking extra winter test in 2014
Formula One teams are discussing holding an extra pre-season test in 2014 to allow for more trouble-shooting time with their all-new cars next year.

Ecclestone expects problem free Bahrain Grand Prix
Bernie Ecclestone has no concerns that this month's Bahrain Grand Prix will be targeted by anti-government protesters in the island kingdom.

More to come from Mercedes - Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton says there is more to come over the next few races after a strong start to his Mercedes career at the opening rounds of the 2013 season.

Faster pit stops a priority for Lotus
Lotus has made faster pit stops a priority ahead of the next two grands prix in order to try to give its drivers a competitive advantage in races.

[MoizIrfan]

finally lotus has realized they need faster pitstops.
they are very slow

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Lotus backs Pirelli's 2013 tyres
Lotus technical director James Allison says the changes to this year's tyres are not as dramatic as some teams are making out and he is keen for Pirelli to stick with its 'aggressive' compound choices further into the year.

Williams targets Spain for recovery
Williams is looking to the Spanish Grand Prix to get its season fully back on track according to technical director Mike Coughlan.

Marussia hopes to continue momentum with 'significant' China updatesMarussia team principal John Booth says the team will have some "significant" upgrades at the Chinese Grand Prix.

Mallya eyeing 'big points' in China
Force India team principal Vijay Mallya believes his team can "bring home some big points" from this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix.

Hulkenberg keeps targets in check
Nico Hulkenberg is aiming to repeat his point-scoring result from Malaysia at this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix.

McLaren 'starting to turn the page'
McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh believes the team is "starting to turn the page" after its poor start to the 2013 season.

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