Posts by Bradley Nelson2

Latest update: Hamilton’s win stripped away

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1) We’re just a shamefully homogeneous nation.
2) They take on the jobs we can't be bothered with.
3) They’re basically fixing our demographic collapse.
4) Eventually, they'll be the ones funding our pensions.
5) Criminal immigrants are just a tiny fraction.
6) Oh, look! We're finally a multicultural melting pot.
7) We have to honor what the majority wants.
8) Besides, we were becoming a pretty decadent society anyway.

There’s Minoxidil. I tried it myself... though not exactly consistently, so maybe that's why I didn't see much happening. 😁

I’m thinking about just putting all these idiots on ignore, but I’m worried I won't have much left to actually read in this PDF. Then again, with the kind of nonsense being posted, maybe that's for the best. You can ignore the opinions, but you can't ignore the damage they do to the community.

Oh, come on. There's no way he missed the lights. Don't fall for that. He saw them perfectly fine; it was just Telac who wasn't paying attention.

neonharbor18 said:It’s honestly bizarre to me how Kimi Räikkönen and Robert Kubica were positioned right next to each other. Given how Lewis Hamilton drives, I’m surprised he didn't slam straight into Kimi the second those lights went green during the pit exit. Honestly, they probably would have totaled both cars trying to squeeze past one another.🤷 It just feels wrong seeing them lined up like that at the signal. Is that even legal?😕

Looks like you've missed a few races if you haven't seen this yet. 🙄

Austin Evans said:and that Raikkonen-esque comment:

Just another victimized underdog narrative... like those guys who wore the same helmet colors. Even if he's the one at fault, he'll play the martyr and his fans will rally behind him like it's their job.🤮
Marketing is a joke.🤮

Alright, let me know when you actually have some proof ☕
As for now, you’re just chasing ghosts. You’ve been living in a fog ever since the Schumacher era ended. Go try selling that nostalgia to someone who still buys into it 😉
Basically, everyone needs to use their heads. This isn't for the target audience anymore 🙂

You don't have any actual arguments. You're just talking nonsense. And when I tell you what they actually said, you act surprised—as if I’m supposed to have some inside track on their secret strategy 😕
Bottom line? My take comes from watching the race and reading the driver interviews, which you probably haven't even bothered to look at yet. Your "arguments" seem to be coming straight out of thin air. I'll let the readers decide for themselves.

And they actually slapped him with a penalty 😁

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rustystag7 says: Look, we can sit here all day playing philosopher and trying to draw parallels if we want... But I'll say it again: Raikkonen didn't mean to mess up Sutil's race, but he did... It’s the same deal with Alonso in Monaco—he screwed Heidfeld and nobody batted an eye... I think we should just ignore whether he messed up the guy in first or tenth. In F1, everyone is equally fair game when things get competitive.🤷 Besides, I doubt Hamilton cares much about having knocked himself out of the race.🤷

No, there's a massive difference. Getting screwed over in the pits is one thing; losing control of your car is something else entirely.

rustystag7 said:And check if the light was actually red for 20 seconds, or if it just turned red right then...

I think we’re on the same page here. I’m not playing favorites with Hamilton, but I don't think he did this on purpose. This penalty just feels nonsensical.🤷

The penalty makes sense. It doesn't matter if he meant to do it—if he had, the punishment would be way harsher. He messed up through pure negligence, and that mistake cost another driver a very likely win. When a driver makes a blunder this obvious, you have to penalize it.

And I honestly don't give a damn about typos. 🙂

rustystag7 said:Of course he did. He cranked the wheel all the way over, realized he was screwed, and then just yanked it straight back...

Check the link 🤷

Fair point. He definitely yanked it hard.

Edward Howard2 said:You’re still dodging the actual point, as per your usual habit. 🤣
Here is why I'm saying Kubica stole that win from Heidfeld:
1. Heidfeld letting Kubica through right after exiting the pits. They risked his P1 against Alonso, who could have easily jumped him.
2. Heidfeld holding up Alonso just so Kubica could pull away.
3. Risking Heidfeld's P2 by calling him in, which let the faster Alonso pass. Who knows what his times would have been if he hadn't lost that gap? He could have come out right on Heidfeld's gearbox.
4. Telling Heidfeld to let Alonso past might be a first in F1. I can't think of any other instance. Since Alonso was behind Heidfeld, it actually helped him secure at least P2; the longer they held him back, the less chance Alonso had at second place.
5. The team openly telling Kubica exactly how many fast laps he needed to stay ahead of Heidfeld.
6. All that cheering in the BMW garage when Kubica took the lead. If they didn't care which of their two "equal" drivers won, they wouldn't have celebrated like he just passed a Ferrari instead of his own teammate.
7. Heidfeld’s sour face after the race. The guy knew exactly what they were doing to him.

Just be objective for once. Regardless of who you root for, admit the win was handed to him.

I'm glad Kubica won and leads the standings. Between him and the current title contenders—Hamilton and those two Ferraris—he's the one I'd rather see take the championship. I think BMW's move was smart because it's the only way they get a shot at the title, but let's be real: that should have been Heidfeld's race.

If you want to talk nonsense, fine... let's go through this.

1. Both drivers answered the question about the overtake at the press conference. BMW stated Heidfeld braked as late as possible given his weight to avoid hitting his teammate.
2. Heidfeld was racing his own race. You don't win championships by just handing over positions; you lose them. Use some common sense. If Alonso had passed Heidfeld, he would've ended up ahead of him anyway if he kept pace with Kubica.
3. Yeah, Alonso knew the two-stop strategy made it irrelevant, but Heidfeld still didn't just give it up. He's a racer. He said he wasn't losing time. Read the post-race interviews instead of making things up.
4. What does that even have to do with anything? Precedent or not, I already told you my stance: I want them to have as many points as possible. Don't act like you've said something profound.
5. Of course they gave advice. What else were they going to do? Tell him to drive at a snail's pace? This is F1. Maybe you don't get it, but these guys drive to win. And the guy had a shot, so he took it. He was faster—not just today, but in every practice and qualifying session. Plain and simple.
6. Please. Total bullshit.
7. Heidfeld was honest in the press conference, and credit to him for that. All this unargued rambling of yours boils down to basically nothing.

Absolute disaster. People just posting garbage for the sake of talking trash. What a joke.🤮

From what I could see, the steering wheel didn't even finish turning before everything went down.

They wouldn't recognize Pamela Anderson if she walked right past them 😲
But the bottom line is they're just pushing garbage, trying to pin everything on Nico Rosberg to make Lewis Hamilton look like some innocent victim 😂

Was he driving like a maniac? What’s the speed limit in Canada anyway? 37 miles/h? Seriously, he was flying
:rofl

Remember that absolute monsoon when the pit lane was completely flooded? When they actually had to use a crane to haul Lewis Hamilton back into the race?

lonebison19 said:Not quite yet, but he's in the top three, and he's going to be the greatest ever.👍🙏

The only thing he's the greatest at is getting stuck in the gravel or sitting in the pits.🤣