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Emotional Ricciardo Rips Into F1 For “Poorly Handled” Crash Replays
Haas driver Romain Grosjean’s crash on the opening lap of the Bahrain GP has been the focal point of many discussions in the F1 world. Drivers and team personnel have all been grateful that Grosjean managed to come out of it all with just a few burns and minor injuries. Renault’s Daniel Ricciardo, however, wasn’t too pleased with how the television side of things were handled and he has now elaborated on this while speaking to F1 TV Link to poll: https://www.youtube.com/post/UgzjuGHwYAwD6VDlAuB4AaABCQ 0:00 - Emotional Ricciardo Rips Into F1 For “Poorly Handled” Grosjean Crash 1:17 - Fast Feed I'm your host Dillon Shelley and first up on Formula World: Emotional Ricciardo Rips Into F1 For “Poorly Handled” Grosjean Crash Ricciardo started off by explaining why he is disappointed with F1 “I’m disgusted and disappointed with Formula 1 for showing or choosing the way to show it as they did, and broadcast replays after replays after replays of the fire, and his car split in half. And then, like that’s not enough, they go to his onboard” “Why do we need to see this? We’re competing again in an hour. His family has to keep watching that. All our families have to keep watching that. And you’re f*****g with everyone’s emotions. It’s really unfair. It’s not entertainment” He signed off by suggesting that the footage of the crash was shown far too soon “It was very very poorly handled and it felt like a game. We’re lucky he’s here but it could have been a different story and to show it like it’s something from Hollywood, it’s not cool. Choose to do that tomorrow, but not today” Fast Feed Williams’ George Russell has stated that “if the halo hadn't been there, things would have turned out completely different. The way” Grosjean “walked away from the wreckage was unbelievable” Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc added that when he “saw the accident”, he “couldn't believe” Romain “ran out of the car” FIA race director Michael Masi stated that “credit where credit is due to Ian Roberts and Alan van der Merwe” the drivers of the medical car He added that “as the FIA”, they “will look at it all and undertake a full investigation of the whole incident and of what” they “can learn be it car safety, driver equipment and circuit safety” He further stated that “the survival cell did what it was supposed to do and kept the driver safe. The halo also did its job” Haas team principal Guenther Steiner feels that knowing Grosjean he would “absolutely” want “to come back” for the second race in Bahrain Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff doesn’t “even want to imagine how this accident would have ended a few years ago. But even at a time when safety is high, it is still a very dangerous sport” Romain Grosjean, meanwhile, stated that he “wasn't for the halo a few years ago, but” he now thinks “it's the greatest thing in F1” 2020 world champion Lewis Hamilton suggested that the drivers are “not the safety regulators” and that they’re “here to do a job” when asked if they had doubts about taking part in the race after Grosjean’s crash Red Bull’s Max Verstappen added to that by saying that he doesn’t “get why” a driver “wouldn’t race. If” he “would be the team boss”, he “would kick” such a driver “out of the seat” He also feels that his “car seems to work very well here. So maybe” they “can find some pace with the extra corners on the other track” Red Bull’s Alex Albon felt like he “was getting better and better in the last few races” and his podium in Bahrain “is another step forward” Former F1 driver turned commentator Martin Brundle thinks “that if Red Bull do change Albon, it's most likely going to be Sergio Perez” Did F1 appropriately handle the replays of the Grosjean crash?
Mick Schumacher zu Haas F1? Nur noch ein Platz frei!
Die Silly Season der Formel 1 läuft auf Hochtouren! Mick Schumachers Zukunft ist dabei weiter offen - mehr als noch vor einigen Wochen! Nachdem Alfa Romeo die Verträge mit Kimi Räikkönen und Antonio Giovinazzi um ein weiteres Jahr für die F1-Saison 2021 verlängert hat, bleibt für Mick nur noch eine Chance bei Haas. Dort steht Nikita Mazepin auf der Pole Position auf eines der Cockpits im Team von Günther Steiner, der erst kürzlich die Trennung von den beiden aktuellen Piloten Romain Grosjean und Kevin Magnussen bekanntgegeben hat. Ferrari-Teamchef Mattia Binotto bestätigte im Rahmen des Großen Preises der Emilia Romagna in Imola, dass es nur einer der Ferrari-Junioren, zu denen der Sohn von Michael Schumacher zählt, im kommenden Jahr in die Formel 1 schaffen wird. Für die anderen werde man anderweitige Möglichkeiten suchen. Haas-Teamchef Steiner wollte sich noch nicht zu seiner Fahrerbesetzung für 2021 äußern. Unterdessen bestätigte Williams seine Fahrerpaarung George Russell und Nicholas Latifi für 2021 - zum zweiten Mal! Damit erteilte das Team den Spekulationen und Gerüchten um eine Verpflichtung von Sergio Perez eine Absage. Derweil zeigte sich Pierre Gasly überrascht, dass ihn Red Bull schon jetzt bei AlphaTauri bestätigte und er kein Kandidat für das zweite Red-Bull-Racing-Cockpit and er Seite von Max Verstappen mehr ist. Mick Schumacher zu Haas? Entscheidung vor Finale: https://www.motorsport-magazin.com/formel1/news-267337-formel-1-mick-schumacher-zu-haas-entscheidung-vor-finale-ferrari-junior-fahrermarkt/ Unterstütze uns: https://www.motorsport-magazin.com/goto/support/ Bestelle unser Heft: https://www.motorsport-magazin.com/goto/abo/ Unsere App downloaden: https://www.motorsport-magazin.com/goto/app/ #F1 #KimiRaikkonen #MickSchumacher
Grosjean Openly Reveals Why Haas Didn't Re-Sign Him and Magnussen
While it was rumored that Haas will be dropping one of their drivers, they have now confirmed that they will be replacing both drivers. While many reasons have been suggested, the outgoing drivers and team principal Guenther Steiner have now revealed the real reasons why the team chose to go down this road Link to poll: https://www.youtube.com/post/UgzFdvDW3Yi547naFDx4AaABCQ 0:00 - Haas Looking At Drivers With Money 2:02 - Fast Feed I'm your host Dillon Shelley and first up on Formula World: Haas Looking At Drivers With Money Romain Grosjean began by explaining how he already knew that the writing was on the wall and why he was still surprised “I knew probably one of us would be out at the end of the year, just because the situation around the world and Covid has made it very hard financially for a lot of companies around the world, so I knew one of us would go out” He then divulged the reason Steiner gave him for dropping both drivers “I said to Guenther on the call when he called me that I was expecting one of us [to leave], and he said, ‘No, for financial reasons, I need both of you out.’ So, fair enough, I fully understand. It's been a tough year with Covid in a lot of industries and companies have suffered from it. The team is going a different path and I wish them luck and the best for the future” Kevin Magnussen then shed some light on his situation “I can't bring the kind of backing that you need in Formula 1. I have sponsors and I have partners, but it's not at all big in this world, and it's not enough to make a difference really, for me” Guenther Steiner offered more details including what they could be looking for in their future drivers “We wanted some change going forward. We just need to see how we go forward with the budget cap, where we invest best our money and what we do. So that was the reason, we want to make a change to what we are doing and we need to get prepared for the new regulations in 2022 when it is a new world for everybody” He further elaborated on this while adding that financially backed drivers will be on their list “We could be [looking for a driver with money and talent] as well. Talent always needs to be there, not only money, talent is more important, but some people have got sponsorship they bring with them so we are looking at all the options out there as well” He signed off by hinting at the timeframe for an announcement on their future driver line-up “The market is pretty small this year, I think we have lucked into that one this year, which is why we are not in a hurry to make the announcement” Fast Feed Racing Point’s Lance Stroll feels that “in hindsight, yes” he “should have got tested” but at that time, he “didn’t think” he “had Covid” His teammate Sergio Perez has said that if he joins another team in F1 “the team must have a nice project. Otherwise” he “won't go” Williams’ George Russell has stated that he has “a contract for next year. From a contractual point of view, nothing has changed with the arrival of the new owners” He added that he hasn’t “talked to the new owners about” his “contract yet, mainly because” he’s “not worried about that” The FIA has confirmed that in view of the current pandemic, they have reduced points required to get a super license from 40 to 30 A driver can score 30 points by finishing in the top four of the Formula 2 championship or by winning the Formula 3 championship Kevin Magnussen accepts that he hasn’t “won any races in seven years and it wouldn't happen in 2021 if” he “continued in Formula 1” “That is why” he is “now looking for a new challenge in other classes” added Magnussen Ferrari’s Head of Performance Development Enrico Cardile feels “that the rear end offers the biggest margin for improvement” on their car He added that this is “because it's the area of the car where pretty significant changes have been introduced in the technical regulations” and “because of the way” their “car is laid out” He also added that “it is essential that” they “know the concepts” they “are working on now are the right one, so as not to lose time in 2021” Guenther Steiner “would like to thank both Romain (Grosjean) and Kevin (Magnussen) for their hard work and commitment to the Haas F1 Team over the past seasons” He added that “Romain was a fundamental part of” their “company as” they “tried to get a driver on board with both speed and experience” He further stated that “When Kevin joined a season later”, they “saw an immediate return with both cars scoring points” He also appreciated “their input and experience to continue the team to the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in December” Do you agree with Haas not sign signing either of their current drivers for next season?
Haas Reveal They Have 10 Driver Options for 2021
With Sebastian Vettel confirming that he will be driving for Aston Martin next year in place of Sergio Perez, the driver market has another free agent in the form of Perez. However, the number of seats remaining is decreasing with each day. Teams with open seats still remaining are now spoilt for choice and Haas team principal Gunther Steiner has now elaborated on this Link to poll: https://www.youtube.com/post/Ugw8o8bfACe0FrA3kj54AaABCQ 0:00 - 10 Drivers On Haas Shortlist 1:35 - Fast Feed Steiner began by explaining that they are approaching the driver market with an open mind “We are speaking with everybody, and we need to see what we want to do and then decide what we are going to do. I don't think there's many seats free in the moment anyway, so that is on my side” He further elaborated on this “Everybody's considered, who is on the market. We lay everything on a table and then we see what we want. What do we want to do? Do we want to keep the drivers we have got? Do we want experienced drivers? Do we want to start with young drivers? Do we do a mix of it? Everything is on the table” He then pointed out the good position they find themselves in with regards to signing new drivers “It is amazing what is around in the moment. That's why you see me very calm. Because there are only the 20 seats, and we have got 10 potential people which could do the job, which is good. Two of them we have got already” He signed off by discussing his thoughts about Sergio Perez while also talking about another driver he thinks is good “I respect him a lot, you know what he did. I mean, as always said also with Sebastian, it's a pity if we would lose him in Formula 1. The same with Nico Hulkenberg not being here. They're all good people. I don't know what we're going to do. I said, there are a lot of options there” Fast Feed Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko reiterated that their chief designer Adrian Newey “is certainly under contract with” them while addressing rumours that Newey might be signed by Aston Martin He further explained that “Adrian recently got to test a rare Aston Martin and thanked Stroll for it. Nothing more” He also thinks that their driver Alex Albon “is fast when he has the same conditions as Max Verstappen and things are running normally” He also reiterated that “as long as Alex meets expectations and continues to develop, he is” their candidate” Red Bull team principal Christian Horner, meanwhile, has acknowledged that retired driver Nico Hulkenberg “is a very strong driver who is available and still looking for a seat” Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel has surmised that “it's a bit of a struggle with the car but it's been a fight all year” Alex Albon feels that It's all about “working with the team and getting comfortable with the car. At points, you just have to get on with it and drive. And that's where Max is very quick” He also pointed out that teammate Max Verstappen is “experienced as well in his sixth year now with the team and” that he is “getting there” Defending world champion Lewis Hamilton feels that “it will be difficult to keep” Verstappen “behind” during the Tuscan GP as Red Bull “make up for around half a second during the race” Helmut Marko thinks that they're “not as far [behind] as in previous races. If qualifying mode still existed” they “would definitely be a second behind” Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto doesn’t “know if anyone has been scanning” Mercedes’ “car” with a 3D camera and that it wasn't Ferrari “in any case. So” he “can't respond to that” He also doesn’t “think taking pictures and scanning is a problem at all. In the end” “it is wrong to reverse engineer the whole car” He also suggested that “the fact that” they “told” Sebastian Vettel “very early in the season” their “decision for next year was really to give him all the chances to find a seat for 2021” He further added that Vettel will “do well in Aston Martin or Racing Point or whatever it is” McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has revealed that “at the moment” driver Carlos Sainz “is still fully involved in everything” they “are doing here at the track and also back home” He also thinks that they “will go ahead like this until the end of the season” What should Haas do with their driver lineup?
Nicholas Steiner: "Müssen nicht alles über den Haufen werfen"
Nicholas Steiner, Verteidiger beim EHC Kloten, äussert sich nach der 2:5-Niederlage gegen den EHC Olten.
Miami Miracle Dolphins Lateral Play Football Thrown Into Stands By Kenyan Drake on Steiner Auctions
"A MIRACLE!" Ian Eagle proclaimed it to be. With the Miami Dolphins trailing by 5 against the New England Patriots on December 9, 2018 and time left for one play, Kenyan Drake score on a double-lateral play that shocked the sports world. After scoring the famed touchdown that would seal the win as time expired for Miami, Kenyan Drake threw the football into the stands at Hard Rock Stadium. The football from the moment is now available for auction by Steiner Sports, ending January 19th.
Nöttingen - 1.FC Saarbrücken 1:2 (0:1) --- 18.3.2017
FC Nöttingen 1957 e.V - 1.FC Saarbrücken 1:2 (0:1) Regionalliga Südwest (29. Spieltag) Sa. 18.03.2017 um 14:00 Uhr Panoramastadion, Remchingen Tore: 0:1 Patrick Schmidt (18.), 1:1 Reinhard Schenker (79.), 1:2 Steven Zellner (89., Foulelfmeter) Schiedsrichter: Luca (Stahlhofen) Schlosser Zuschauer: 571 Gelbe Karten: Jonas Bergmann, Theodor Bräuning, Dennis Schneider, Michael Schürg - Ivan Sachanenko, Marco Holz, Patrick Schmidt FC Nöttingen 1957 e.V.: Robin Kraski, Colin Bitzer, Holger Fuchs, Niklas Kolbe, Jonas Bergmann, Reinhard Schenker, Timo Brenner, Theodor Bräuning, Eray Gür, Leutrim Neziraj, Michael Schürg Eingewechselt: Mattia Maggio (73. für Theodor Bräuning), Dennis Schneider (82. für Eray Gür) 1. FC Saarbrücken: Ricco Cymer, Mario Müller, Peter Chrappan, Steven Zellner, Ivan Sachanenko, Alexandre Noel Mendy, Jordan Steiner, Marco Holz, Marvin Studtrucker, Kevin Behrens, Patrick Schmidt Eingewechselt: Markus Mendler (63. für Marvin Studtrucker), Felitciano Zschusschen (90. für Patrick Schmidt) Quellen: SR sportarena, ludwigspark.de Ich besitze keinerlei Rechte an diesem Material.
Verbandsliga Herren ☆ Heider SV II - DGF Flensborg 2:2 (1:1) Saison 2015/16
Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ`.¸.☆´¯) (¸☆´ (¸.´´¯`•.¸¸.ღ Alles hier: http://www.petra-bojens.de/ oder: https://www.facebook.com/petrabojens.de Verbandsliga Nord -West☆ Heider SV II - DGF Flensborg 2:2 (1:1) 18. Punktspiel-Saison 2015/16 Tabellenplatz 16/18 Aus Fupa.net "Heider SV Coach Willhöft wütet DGF Flensborg gelingt später Ausgleich Nach dem Abpfiff erlebte man einen Heider Trainer, der sich den Frust förmlich von der Seele schrie und dabei nicht einen Spieler schonte: ,,Heute haben wir uns um den Sieg gebracht. Wir hauen uns die Tore selbst rein und lassen vorne die besten Chancen liegen", ärgerte sich Sascha Willhöft, nachdem er seine Leute im Mittelfeld versammelte. ,,Nach dem 2:1 dachte ich, dass wir drauflegen würden. Aber nein, stattdessen fangen wir uns so ein blödes Ding." Die Art und Weise wie der Flensburger Ausgleich fiel, gab nicht nur Willhöft zu denken. Einwechselspieler Luca-Simon Schumacher schien mit den Gedanken abwesend, als er den Ball ohne Not an Iver Thomsen verlor. Dessen Flanke erreichte Andre Flieder, der mühelos zum 2:2 vollendete. Bereits beim 0:1 stand Heides Abwehr neben sich: Martin Spitzbarths aus dem Halbfeld getretener Freistoß aus der 21. Minute landete bei Robin Hansen, der aus kurzer Entfernung ungehindert per Kopf verwandelte. Der U23 des HSV zum Trost: Auch Aufsteiger DGF produzierte ,,Böcke". Martin Kock nutzte deren zwei, um die Heimelf in Führung zu bringen. Die nötige Sicherheit vermittelten Kocks Treffer nicht. Willhöfts grimmiger Kommentar ließ an Deutlichkeit nichts zu wünschen: ,,Heide hat die Chancen und verliert 2:2." Heider SV II: Wolfmeier - Reuter, Paulsen (76. Schumacher), Bockhorn, Altrock, Kock, Schwäbe (65. Thedens), Wiekhorst, Al-Salehi (75. Merk), Strunz, Orthbandt. DGF Flensburg: Feies - Eglseder, Balschun, Möller, Bornholdt (65. Boekhoff), Lovkis, Spitzbarth, Johannsen (83. Nils Thomsen), Hansen (76. Iver Thomsen), Flieder, Steiner. SR: Guhl (Weddelbrook). Zuschauer: 70. Tore: 0:1 Hansen (21.), 1:1 Kock (31.), 2:1 Kock (71.), 2:2 Flieder (83.)." Fotos: http://www.fupa.net/galerie/heider-sv-ii-dgf-flensborg-132227/foto1.html gemafreie Musik : Tom Zynthical I am just a fool