Jason Campbell70 said:
Sorry Bernie, when are we seeing that penalty for Kimi Räikkönen?
It'll be over once Fernando crashes and burns at the start.😬
Kimi really needs to land himself a contract at Red Bull Racing. 🤣
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Jason Campbell70 said:
Sorry Bernie, when are we seeing that penalty for Kimi Räikkönen?
Jerry Rogers6 said:😬😬😬
We’ll just have to wait and see which team actually nails the logistics when the real pressure hits. ☕
🤣
Don't get ahead of yourselves—it's not like Webber is going to pull some miracle move in China and jump fifteen spots through the field. It’s just not happening. ☕
It’s ours to share. 🙂

Jerry Rogers6 said:😬😬😬
We’ll just have to wait and see which team actually nails the logistics when the real pressure hits. ☕
🤣
Don't get ahead of yourselves—it's not like Webber is going to pull some miracle move in China and jump fifteen spots through the field. It’s just not happening. ☕
It’s ours to share. 🙂
Jason Campbell70 said:Jenson Button is just too slow. Move him aside. 😂😂😂
ruggedfox28 said:Why was Obrvan acting so sour at the press conference... man, what a mood killer... Hemić and Kimi are just there grinning away... I don't care if it's all just PR and marketing, at least they were actually enjoying themselves since they had front-row seats... but this guy? It’s like he was forced to be there against his will?? 🤷
William Bennett53 said:Lewis Hamilton actually went out of his way to demand that he wouldn't receive any preferential treatment—something none of the team members had even bothered to bring up during the negotiations.
Raymond Anderson4 said:And honestly, he’s great for that. He’s one of the few who actually speaks up publicly about how there isn't a designated number one driver in the team...😁
Tyler Bennett5 said:We basically have two choices: either we settle for manufactured overtakes or we stick to natural racing via pit strategy.
In the first scenario, you get overtakes happening right on the track, regardless of how forced they feel.
In the second, any movement in position happens strictly through the pits—and even then, only if there's an opportunity for an extra pit stop.
Look, if the people calling the shots in F1 can't come up with anything that actually allows for genuine, organic
racing, then I'd honestly rather have something artificial than nothing at all.
Sam Roberts8 said:Give me a break xD
As soon as Vettel struggles, everyone jumps ship to Massa xD
Just to be clear, I'm pulling for both Alonso and Massa—basically, I'm rooting for Ferrari.
redheron12 said:Well, honestly—I've grown used to this rollercoaster over the thirty years I've been following McLaren. They won't be a total disaster this year either; they'll likely snatch at least one race victory even with this bucket of bolts we're seeing.
It seems to me their real focus right now is the MP4-12C—between the Loeb project, GT3 series, and endurance racing... they seem preoccupied.
By the way, regarding that MP4-12C... man, what a sound. It reminds me of the old Formula cars from back in the day. 🙏
neonfox65 said:Who cares if Felipe Massa ends up with a better qualifying score when points are being split during the race anyway?I’m not out here comparing anyone—I just root for Massu.
Well, according to you, I only root for Massu because I'm a hater... genius move right there.
It’s not even about that—it’s more that you constantly group his wins in with Alonso's.
neonfox65 said:Compare them to Alonso and they're basically on the same level.
Amanda Kelly Asks:
I'm with you on this one. Seriously.
If Felipe Massa actually pulls off a win, I’d be more than just lucky—I'd be legendary.
And if you manage to make a little extra cash on the side while you're at it? Even better.
neonfox65 said:Alright, then you explain to me what on earth that 5/5 was supposed to mean...
neonfox65 said:5/5But why not?🤷
Is there actually anything stopping me from rooting for Massa?
Is there some rule saying I have to pick one driver over the other in the same team—like I'm some kid?
I root for Kimi, Hülkenberg, and Adrian Sutil too... is that an issue?🤷
I know you usually stick with Vettel, but hey—didn't realize you were a fan of others too.
redheron12 said:What are your thoughts on where McLaren stands this year? I honestly don't see them fighting for titles with this junk—though I'd settle for them just not being an embarrassment. Word is they've identified the core issues and are prepping a "service pack 1" to hopefully see a much better showing at the Vietnam Grand Prix 🙄
I’m finding it exhausting to root for McLaren lately—just constant, baffling mistakes, scandals, and terrible results. Without Ron Dennis around, it feels like we've lost our way; the drivers are mediocre, and the car is always a mess—whether it's tires, balance, or downforce... it's been years of this struggle 😕
It really feels like Formula 1 isn't even a priority for McLaren anymore 😢
neonfox65 said:So you gave it a 5/5 and brought up Alonso—but hey, maybe I totally missed your point here.
And I don't get why you'd be pulling for Massa if you're such a huge Vettel fan...
stormybadger8 said:Let's go, Felipe! 👋
5/5 👍
neonfox65 said:So you gave it a 5/5 and brought up Alonso—but hey, maybe I totally missed your point here.
And I don't get why you'd be pulling for Massa if you're such a huge Vettel fan...