Nikita Mazepin

[Peter Mallett]

Originally Posted by Anyopenroad

I think this is a total rose-tinted fantasy. Every single generation thinks that people were better behaved in the past and every generation is wrong to think it. Plato used to complain endlessly about moral decline.

It's also interesting that "most people" is almost always fully correlated with "people like me". Funny how no-one ever thinks that it might be THEIR views which are out of step with what "most people" think.

Must admit, I've never considered this discussion as an age related thing. Why would you accuse posters of denigrating a generation when patently there is nothing to suggest this to be the case?

[bella]

can i pivot this a bit and suggest it's that men need to moderate their own damn behaviour instead of putting the emphasis on women to police it?

jesus christ.

[Akrapovic]

That's the goal. And we won't achieve it by allowing behaviour until a slap (metaphorical or not) is handed out.

[Peter Mallett]

It's actually called the law of obligations, I apologise for not highlighting that earlier, and yes things like this should be sanctioned as I said.

[Pandamasque]

What really irks me about the excess of the 2010-2020s is that it's almost like real joy is not in doing it, but in bragging about it on social media, "Hey, worthless plebs, look what I can get away with, cause I'm filthy rich!"

[dsg]

Originally Posted by Peter Mallett

I'm more about being a gentleman and civilised behaviour. Legislation takes away personal responsibility.

Maybe not all people are gentlemen like you. Why should anyone be a victim of people who don't abide by society's rules? They should be protected; by legislation if necessary

That being said, the lady in question said she was not offended, so I must take her word for it.

[Peter Mallett]

Agreed, but as I said, the problem with accusing people of breaking the law results what you say, nothing gets done because no charges are brought. Laws are there to protect the innocent but can only be implemented if someone brings charges and/or the police take action.

[Richard C]

The level of online rumors that Mazepin is out at Haas is just crazy right now. I would have thought that given his hands were smacked, that everyone was eager to let things blow over. Assuming the rumors are true, maybe there is more behind the scene drama going on. Haas likely has PTSD given their experience with Rich Energy. So they may be on a short fuse and not ready to put up with anyone's BS.

Richard

[sizzle]

Originally Posted by Richard Casto

The level of online rumors that Mazepin is out at Haas is just crazy right now. I would have thought that given his hands were smacked, that everyone was eager to let things blow over. Assuming the rumors are true, maybe there is more behind the scene drama going on. Haas likely has PTSD given their experience with Rich Energy. So they may be on a short fuse and not ready to put up with anyone's BS.

Richard

Sometimes when there is nothing to write about people write a lot about nothing.

[E.B]

Originally Posted by sizzle

Sometimes when there is nothing to write about people write a lot about nothing.

You remind me of my Mother.... one of the things she always told me was "If you have nothing nice to say, say nothing."

[tux]

Told you so.

[Richard C]

So the noise eventually was loud enough that Haas had to reconfirm Mazepin.

https://twitter.com/HaasF1Team/statu...31640549240835

Richard

[Aysedasi]

But one wonders how long he can last. Looked woefully out of his depth, even in a rubbish car.... over 0.8 down on his rookie teammate after looking like a mobile merry-go-round....

[S griffin]

And now he can't even make it past two corners in the race. He really is giving more ammo to those who want him out of F1

[peebee2]

Originally Posted by Aysedasi

But one wonders how long he can last.

I rather think he can last as long as he likes.

[Moneyseeker]

Originally Posted by S griffin

And now he can't even make it past two corners in the race. He really is giving more ammo to those who want him out of F1

He will be there as long has his father keeps paying the invoices and as he is quite a likely candiate to buy Haas (should GH want to sell) I imagine we will have the prospect of Steiner having to tell us all year what a great job he is doing.

Don't forget that the self appointed F1 pundit, Mr W Storey, picked out Mazepin as one of his stars of the F1 season ahead....

[Richard C]

Originally Posted by Moneyseeker

Don't forget that the self appointed F1 pundit, Mr W Storey, picked out Mazepin as one of his stars of the F1 season ahead....

In the mold of Rich Energy/William Storey, so far his prediction is correct! We are talking about Mazepin. There is no such thing as bad press right Mr. Storey?

Richard

[bjohnsonsmith]

After this weekend's performance, Mazepin is either hothead, or he's out of his depth, or both.

[midgetman]

We already knew that, didn't we?

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[bjohnsonsmith]

Originally Posted by midgetman

We already knew that, didn't we?

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I hardly follow F2, so this was the first time I got to see Mazepin on track.

[Knowlesy]

A fabulously entertaining cameo this weekend.

[steve_r]

Schumacher had a similar lookiing crash as well, but luckily didnt hit anything. Not sure what that was all about.

[chunterer]

Last years car with the floor mods and not a lot done to make up for it equals a very unfriendly proppsition for an average driver.

[Skam85]

I think Guenther's main goal this year will be to find a new main sponsor that isn't related to Mazepin.

[Tourer]

Well he certainly earned his new nickname of "Mazespin" this weekend didn't he?

In all honesty though, MSC had a similar lose during the race. Combination of wind, sand blowing about and an under-developed car clearly all a bit much for the new lads. Hopefully for them, they'll be able to get the car a bit more sorted out so that they can at least keep it on track in coming races.