Should Max get a suspension from races?

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LOL, not interesting when one considers the timing....

 

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Perhaps Jos the Boss needs to speak to him, the way he speaks to his ladies.

 

Max needs to go. Costing your team their very slim shot at the WDC with his kindergarten grade double blocks is unforgiveable. He needs time in the sin bin until he can’t sort his head out. Back to Toro Rosso?

 

Thanks Bas

I find it hard to post here with the trolls behaving the way they do, reporting posts and pretending to support Ferrari

Your boy should have realised that this weekend Dan had the faster car and was in the zone, fighting your team mate and banging wheels I blame RB and in particular Marko/Horner

They foster this rubbish as they did with Webber/Vettel and they always come down on the side of the European driver

Bobbing and weaving under brakes is never smart but Dan should have waited for another lap, he was too close but then he's a racer and we are all second guessing them well after the event

 

Then Max would really be Mad

 

Straight swap for Sainz ?

He drove well

 

The problem with this latest incident isn't that it was another bone headed move from young Max... it's that it was the same bone headed move for the umpteenth time...

He has always escaped the double block without penalty...why do we think he will change his behavior...? IOW, he has tacitly been told that it is okay and it has generally worked to his advantage. Until he pays a price, he will never have a sense that he needs to change.

 

The FIA is culpable for that as well. Max has done that since he moved up to F1. Seb, Kimi and others have complained about it. They see it as dangerous and as an affront of the sporting regulations. For spectators, it is exciting, but for drivers, it presents a dangerous situation.

 

Exactly.

 

I don't get why the FIA has not come down on Max. Is it because he brings new viewers to the sport?

 

Ostensibly.

 

I believe so. There is a lot of orange in the stands and he attracts a younger demographic.

 

So they will let him get away with it until he kills or severely injures another driver? That's ridiculous! If the other drivers were immature, they would do the same thing to Max. Fortunately, they are not immature and have respect for one another. Respect is another thing Max is lacking, along with maturity.

 

Max has cost his team several points. Horner needs to put him in a time out. It’s ridiculous really, and the only thing stronger than max’s immaturity is marko’s stupidity.

 

The way I look at it is this. Max was ahead of Ric right after his pit stop for about 2sec. However, Ric was way much faster than Max. Within a few turns he was able to close the gap to less than a sec and able to use the DRS. I believe Ric would have passed Max at some point regardless. Max knew that he tried to block him. Max should have been penalized based on his history and the way he drives.

 

We could all see this coming, problem is FIA will do nothing unless someone gets injured ,and with the Halo etc it is actually extremely difficult to get injured nowadays in an F1 car..so we can expect more of the same .

Max will not change, but if he does another stunt like this he might end up like Kvyat .back at Toro Rosso.

 

This is from "Time to Retire Whiting" comments after China

Whiting said: "There probably is a little bit of criticism but that's what the penalty points are for.

"They are there to make an habitual offender take notice.

"He's got five points now, so he's going to be more careful I would say."





Yeap Max is way more careful now!

The penalty points system can work if they drop it from 12 points to 8 points or even less.

 

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that's the thing...they're both racers. I don't expect Verstappen nor Ricciardo (or any other top driver) to willingly move over and let a hugely competitive teammate run off. I understand it, you understand it...why didn't Red Bull? They didn't learn from their Vettel/Webber time? Like Kimi said...the collision was going to happen, it was practically guaranteed. With the gap that Ricciardo had pre-pitstops I was sure he was going to be well ahead on Verstappen after his stop, I'm not entirely sure what happened...even if the tyre is slow to warm up here somehow, Max was sliding around everywhere and quite simply was exceptionally slow this weekend, so I'm really not sure where the time was lost for Ricciardo.

Red Bull surely must've discussed such a scenario well before hand. **** these cars are so complicated they could probably tell Max they see an issue on the car and pretty please let Ricciardo through so he can catch whoever was 3rd at the time, and we'll make it this easy later on in the season when you're much faster than Ric, ok mate?

FIA blames both 50/50...I put no blame on either (so same, really). But it could've all been prevented by Red Bull brass.

 

This is the reason the strict team order at Ferrari with favorism is the way to go...
But obviously you are criticising that the same way, so whatever they do they never do it right in you opinion.
Let them race and be prepared to collect the carbon from the street or give one the No.1 status and they might end up with a championship, ask McLaren and Ferrari about 2007....

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Max, talented yes, intelligent no

He needs to learn which fights to have and when to leave well enough alone