Honestly, it’s probably best if Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari just call it quits and go their separate ways. I mean, sure, he pulled some absolute nonsense in the past, but have you seen the disaster they've put together lately? 😱
Richard Ross11 said:I was just thinking about this: look, I’m a huge fan of Kimi, but if he had actually stuck around at Ferrari, they probably would’ve been sitting there pulling decent P2 or P4 finishes in qualifying right now while everyone else would be busy whining about how Mercedes-Benz is basically untouchable and how Sebastian Vettel is somehow squeezing every last bit of juice out of that car.
At the end of the day, the driver is what actually makes the difference...
Just hang tight for a little bit longer, because once we get there, it’s going to be nothing but non-stop parties, funky vibes, disco beats, and all that good stuff.
Jason Campbell70 said:During lap 61 of the Singapore Grand Prix, Leclerc was: - faster than Lewis Hamilton in 36 of them - faster than Valtteri Bottas in 35 of them
During lap 61 of the Singapore Grand Prix, Vettel was: - faster than Lewis Hamilton in 35 of them - faster than Valtteri Bottas in 38 of them
And now he’s gonna turn around and claim Prstek didn't deserve that win again!? 🤣
Raymond Anderson4 said:https://www.racefans.net/2019/06/10/...ttels-penalty/
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It honestly doesn't matter if he was pushing his absolute limit regardless of knowing the situation, but failing to tell the driver right behind him who's actively hunting them down? That’s a total slap in the face. 😁
The most ridiculous excuse ever—claiming they just didn't catch up in time. Just watch which crew gets that kind of explanation from their own leader, Binotto. 😱
Honestly, reading that pathetic excuse for an explanation from Mattia Binotto after today’s disaster just makes me feel sick. Having a team leader act like that after a day like this is absolutely gut-wrenching. To him—and everyone else before him—Toto is basically God. Just bring back the old school grit we used to have. 😢 🙂 😢
I don't know what to tell you guys, but some of the takes I’m seeing on here are just straight-up delusional. You can sit around all day on Reddit acting like you know how the world works, but most of you are just shouting into the void without a single clue about the actual mechanics of the situation. It's honestly kind of hilarious if it wasn't so exhausting. People love to jump on a bandwagon the second they hear a half-baked opinion, thinking they're being profound when they're really just repeating the same tired nonsense everyone else is peddling. I've been watching this play out for a long time now, and the pattern is always the same: loud, wrong, and completely lacking any sort of nuance. If you want to actually discuss something with substance, maybe try forming an original thought instead of just reacting to whatever the latest trend is. But hey, that’s probably asking too much from this crowd. The user says: Why? I don't even know where to start with this one, but honestly, here we go. So you're telling me there wasn't even a penalty called? Seriously?
Check out this comment from unknown right below:
Honestly, this situation is way better than some nuclear meltdown disaster.
Just take a look at one minute of footage from the US Congress debating the US Withdrawal, and you’ll immediately get a sense of their attitude toward anything that isn't American. They basically just piss all over everything else; this is nothing more than a tiny snapshot of how they view the rest of the world.