There isn't much left to say about Schumi. The guy is easily the greatest driver to ever sit in a cockpit! 🙏 It feels like nobody else can touch those titles until he finally decides to hang it up. And honestly, looking at him lately, I don't think he's even close to being finished... 😁
That was a great race. It would have been even better if those two little trains had gone a bit wild at the end and tried to overtake each other, but there was still plenty of excitement as it was.
Alonso and Kimi together? Man, I have to admit, that would be incredible. But let's be real, it probably won't happen. Still, there's something to be said for pairing someone as fiery as Alonso with someone as ice-cold as Kimi—both are lightning fast, after all. It’s a killer concept. As a die-hard Ford fan, I’d be all over that. As for Villeneuve, I'm not even going to dignify him with a comment. That guy has no business being at Ford.
Jimmy said:The absolute best-case scenario would be seeing Mario Andretti move to a different team while Ferrari finally gets back to their glory days... THAT would be pure magic! 😁
wearyraven41 said:Unlike Schumacher... he always catches me off guard with how much he enjoys himself. I guess I'm just used to seeing that intense, serious vibe from guys like Oliver Kahn... or even the more reserved style of Tim Henman...
Schumacher always celebrates his wins big time; everyone remembers those iconic podium jumps of his...
I honestly think Kimi has what it takes to be a champion. Even if he is a bit cold-blooded, that is. During the press conference in the USA after the race, he acted like he had a massive chip on his shoulder. Just such a šugav attitude and style...
Rain Bow said:Look, if you followed this thread at all or just paid a little attention, you'd see that the shout-out happened right after qualifying, where Kimi was half a second ahead of Schumacher.
By the way, this guy joined the site around the same time as you, but he’s definitely put in more work with his posts, both here and over on Reddit.
It's wild how desperate everyone is to celebrate after just one qualifying session. Kimi was half a second faster than Schumi—big deal! As it turned out, that tiny gap carried him right through to the end of the race with the exact same lead.
I’m not so sure if we can pin all the blame on Ralph. It’s a bit of a toss-up... Sure, he made a pretty silly move and it felt a little dirty, but there was just no way for him to see Kim coming from the other side. If anything, Ruben is the one who really dropped the ball here.