Because he thinks he hasn't won it yet
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Because he thinks he hasn't won it yet
BBC are just as bad. They've given Max 12.5 points for this win. 
This entire season?
The seasons over and Leclerc/Ferrari have both made some horrendous brainfarts to let Max essentially claim the WDC now.
That's fair enough, but they were never going to catch Red Bull anyway, I would say the biggest brainfart is that no one could improve to Red Bull's level throughout the season, they only keep making the gap even bigger.
What the feck is going on
I’ve always thought that the Dutch national anthem sounds like a remix to O little town of Bethlehem
I think they are looking at full points for the race
#2TIMESMAX as in two times he's been handed the title by FIA 
They’ve awarded full points for the race (for some unknown reason).
So they have actually awarded full points? Which would mean he has won the WDC.
budget caps means it’s harder for other teams to play catch up.
Reminded me of PSG last season when they won the league, when the game ended the players just shook hands and trodded off the pitch
Something about starting the race before it got red flagged. I swear the FIA makes up the rules most of the time.
Especially if the budget cap does not apply to one team
Alonso left it too late to pit.
Wait the season is over already? Feels like there should be alot of races left. Or is the difference between 1 and 2 simply very big.
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Johnny Herbert. That is truly awful.
One good aspect on the FIA, it can make a quick decision on Leclerc at the end. As opposed to last weekends debacle with Perez. The inconsistency is the only consistent thing about the FIA.
Will Max ever win a championship the normal way?
To be fair to them, this was incredibly obvious, what last weekend had several incidents and needed clarification from the driver
The season started off promising, lots of overtaking and some good battles between max and leclrec. Then it just sort out fizzled out and was rather dull.
Hopefully next year is much better, max will win the championship for sure but I'm hoping there are a lot more close battles with RB, Ferrari and Merc.
Hopefully next year is much better, max will win the championship for sure but I'm hoping there are a lot more close battles with RB, Ferrari and Merc.
Oh give it a rest#2TIMESMAX as in two times he's been handed the title by FIA
Perez has to be the best wingman out there, played a big role in both titles.
No apparently it's in the rules they're saying.
So he's won the title by those new rules no one even knew.
I mean, fair enough, but it would be more interesting ever for Max to win it next race but whatever.
I mean, fair enough, but it would be more interesting ever for Max to win it next race but whatever.
"Are you champion?" "No". HAHA
Oh give it a rest
They'll be happier once Lewis gets a token win now their foots off the pedal, like Max used to get when Lewis wrapped up titles early.
Oh give it a rest
It's fine, he'll lose the second asterisk in two weeks time.
This is just proof that the points system is too complicated. Should bin off sprint races and points for fastest lap.
Yeh probably.
I'm not even a fan of Max, but ye lot beating the same drum is getting pretty old. Grow up.
Do they have a hidden appendix of the rule book which creates an alternative reality?
Doesn’t matter this year, Max was always going to win and deservedly so.
Where are you from, it’s the English national passion to keep going on about things they feel they’ve been hard done in, ie hand of god