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Nico Rosberg is Ted Kravitz' worst nightmare at Sky. Also as much as we know Rosberg loves to dig that knife in every chance he gets...there's definitely an element of truth here. It's obviously not setup every time a lot of it is clearly that, like last year for...

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The Casual Fan2 years ago

It does take a genius to put an experimental setup on a car that was P2 just a few hours earlier

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Jason Hassett2 years ago

@ThecasualfanF1 Yeah I was thinking the same thing, I guess you could say it's because they knew qualifying was so bad in Sprint but given the race pace was there...no idea!

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V6Roar2 years ago

Nonsense Rosberg has been a LH fan since he retired, he's just calling out some facts.

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Jason Hassett2 years ago

Yeah that’s fair, I just mean he loves a dig when he gets the chance, and as a wind up merchant myself I love it 😂

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zwkJT🏎️⚽️2 years ago

I am loving Rosberg’s brutal honesty in the commentary box! He has criticised Lewis here but has been praising him this weekend a lot too🤷‍♂️ I like that about him!

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Erwin2 years ago

I love Rosberg! He’s adding the fine details only a driver can!

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Scuderia Luigi Mangione 🏎2 years ago

Ted has to get off his knees and put the lube away

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mrmeow2 years ago

I just find it interesting that everytime the car is on top its Ham magic but when its a stinker its car setup

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Swifty2 years ago

I enjoy Nico in the commentary box, during the sprint he was spot on, factual, knowledgable, miles apart from crofty. Yes he likes a pole etc but who wouldn’t.

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Robin And The Dog ⌘2 years ago

Rosberg was giving great commentary, often opposing the statements of his fellow commentators, and giving lots of value for the fans. Please have him on often.

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