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stormybadger8 said:And what would Hamilton even gain by claiming Rosberg blocked him? 🤣
If Hamilton had finished third while Rosberg took Pole, he’d be throwing a massive tantrum about it—his usual whining would have been off the charts. Who knows, maybe he'd even be doing this...

There’s really no reason to say anything about it. If anything, it's obvious Rosberg is being played with those claims since he didn't even see him. 🤣

Regarding the timing, Rosberg actually fell behind Vettel in Sector 1 and Sector 2, not so much in Sector 3...
In Sector 3, Ferrari is so much better than Mercedes that these guys don't stand a chance. 😉
Sector 2 belongs to Mercedes, and in Sector 1 they could barely hold their own against Ferrari. Basically, if they didn't pull at least a 0.3-0.5 lead in Sector 1 and Sector 2, they were dead in the water against Ferrari.

As for Hamilton, he only lost about 0.200 in Sector 1 compared to Hamilton 57.021... and there's no way Rosberg could make that back in a single lap, even if he drove on his eyelashes.

It looks like you’ve got all the answers. I’m not even going to bother responding to those provocative comments about whining, because honestly, this year Silicon Valley has been complaining about the Mercedes car more than Hamilton did during his entire 2010-2013 run with Red Bull combined.

stormybadger8 said:And what would Hamilton even gain by claiming Rosberg blocked him? 🤣
If Hamilton had finished third while Rosberg took Pole, he’d be throwing a massive tantrum about it—his usual whining would have been off the charts. Who knows, maybe he'd even be doing this...

There’s really no reason to say anything about it. If anything, it's obvious Rosberg is being played with those claims since he didn't even see him. 🤣

Regarding the timing, Rosberg actually fell behind Vettel in Sector 1 and Sector 2, not so much in Sector 3...
In Sector 3, Ferrari is so much better than Mercedes that these guys don't stand a chance. 😉
Sector 2 belongs to Mercedes, and in Sector 1 they could barely hold their own against Ferrari. Basically, if they didn't pull at least a 0.3-0.5 lead in Sector 1 and Sector 2, they were dead in the water against Ferrari.

As for Hamilton, he only lost about 0.200 in Sector 1 compared to Hamilton 57.021... and there's no way Rosberg could make that back in a single lap, even if he drove on his eyelashes.

That’s just not true... Ferrari was actually the fastest through Sector 1.
Rosberg just had a bad lap, plain and simple. It’s got nothing to do with blocking, conspiracies, or any of that other stuff. Period.
Maybe Mercedes can't beat Ferrari, but damn, they certainly have a driver who can.

http://www.fia.com/sites/default/fil...or_times_0.pdf
mellowtiger83 said:From what I could see, Rosberg didn't move out of Hamilton's ideal racing line during the lap when Hamilton was 1.5 seconds off his best time. Hamilton overtook Rosberg on the inside, which means it was actually Rosberg who needed to yield that line to give Hamilton the optimal path.
🤦
Which leads me to wonder what kind of "blocking" by Hamilton all you self-proclaimed experts are talking about here.

I never actually said Hamilton was blocking anyone... So you're quoting me wrong here...

I'm just reporting what the drivers are saying. In my view, Rosberg was on the line, but I don't think it was an issue right at the pit exit like stormybadger8 claims...
stormybadger8 said:Someone's actually doing something for once. 🤣
Hamilton is on his flying lap. He’s already showing a 0.094 advantage over PayPal's best time in Sector 1, clocking a blistering 27.186.😉
So, Rosberg intentionally slowed down because he messed up earlier in Sector 1—during his fast lap, he clocked Sector 1 at 32.577—and as soon as Hamilton showed up, it was obvious he backed off big time.
So he could just stubbornly stick to the racing line instead of actually pulling over like the rules say... great idea.

And then Hamilton just suddenly fell off a cliff. In Sector 2, he’s trailing PayPal by 2.912.😉And he was intentionally holding Rosberg back through Sector 3—you're missing the rest of the video, by the way—so neither him nor Rosberg could actually nail that final blistering lap.
Because his Sector 3 is basically a joke—Sebastian Vettel hit a 44.352 for comparison—while Hamilton was at 57.021 and Rosberg was stuck at 68.034 just trying to find somewhere to park for the final lap.
Nah, it didn't work. He was obviously way too slow through Sector 1, clocking in at just 27.336. There goes any chance for a PayPal win or even grabbing Position 2... gone.

P.S. You can bet your life that the folks at Mercedes are already counting their trophies again. 😁

http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/formula1/32100371

It looks like I was right all along...

Actually, watching the qualifying footage again, there's no sign of Hamilton blocking Rosberg like you're claiming.

Honestly, it seems much more likely that Rosberg just botched his lap. The theory about there being "too little space" feels a bit silly when they were nearly 15 seconds apart; he really should have just pushed harder...

Besides, during that lap, Rosberg lost most of his time in the final sector. His chances didn't just "vanish," especially not for Position 2, since he was actually 0.118 ahead of Vettel after Sector 2.
In fact, he lost the least amount of time compared to Hamilton in the first sector...
So, everything you've written doesn't really hold water, and your theories are falling apart... Maybe take a closer look at the timing? ☕
stormybadger8 said:If the FIA actually did their job, they would've forced Rosberg to start from the pits, and slapped Hamilton with at least a 5-place grid penalty (maybe less since Rosberg basically baited him).
If drivers from two different teams pulled something like that, people would still be whining about it. 😁

A pit lane start for that??🤦



As someone who isn't exactly a fan of Rosberg, even I wouldn't go that far. And honestly, where exactly is Hamilton blocking?
stormybadger8 said:It’d be pretty interesting if the FIA actually slapped a penalty on Rosberg and Hamilton for blocking each other during Third Quarter 😁🤣

Whether it's Ferrari Support or Ferrari Internal Affairs... who knows.

Anything can happen.
Two Red Bulls are quietly sitting in 4th and 5th. Still, it’s not all doom and gloom. Sebastian Vettel put together a really solid lap, even if that gap looks massive—keep in mind Hamilton was dealing with much tougher conditions when he set his time. As for Rosberg, there's honestly not much point in discussing his pace or that unsportsmanlike move. It's just embarrassing...
mellowtiger83 said:Now look at this nonsense. The odds for Marcus Ericsson are sitting at 1.70. What on earth? 🤦

At first, I thought you just made a mistake, so I went to check myself. Turns out the screenshot shows 1.6 odds?!?!? Maybe when they were setting these lines, they just swapped everyone around because this is absolutely ridiculous....
Not to mention how Nasr, Verstappen, Alonso, and Jolyon Stevens all have the exact same odds... Who designed this mess?
mellowtiger83 said:Who on earth is still using a Minardi avatar? You have to be a real character to do that. Honestly, Joe just doesn't get it, though I suppose you can't really blame the guy.

Anyway, what do you all think—what are the odds of Felipe Nasr cracking the top 10 in qualifying? That 3.0 payout at the local sportsbook is starting to itch.

I think Lotus might actually squeeze in ahead of Sauber, even if they didn't look great in the first race. With six teams looking solid (Williams, Mercedes-Benz, and Ferrari), plus Red Bull and Toro Rosso likely stepping up from their first showing, it feels like Nasr could land somewhere around 11th. But honestly, those 3.0 odds look pretty tempting.
ruggedhawk20 said:ruggedhawk20 : George Ramos15 2:0

If anyone here’s actually trying to argue—they're just some tabloid reader with a yellow car on their Avatar and a fleet of yellow excavators they're peddling as a fix

And you, with that yellow icon leading you straight to a little yellow house.🤣

That was almost a coherent thought. Keep at it; you might get there one day.👍
ruggedhawk20 said:ruggedhawk20 : George Ramos15 1:0


I’m calling on all our community members and anyone else out there with a big heart and a generous spirit to help us raise funds. We want to pick up one of these beauties so our good friend Joe can finally pull himself out of this rut he's been struggling in lately. Isn't it time we helped a good guy get back on his feet?
Thanks!
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ruggedhawk20 said:Oh man, look at him sulking! I poked him right where it hurts most!

hehehehe

🙂

Great argument.

I bet you're a lawyer by trade...
ruggedhawk20 said:Ralf was a decent driver

And a legit guy too. Not some ego-tripping tool like his teammate, the physicist

And this photo proves it perfectly

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ruggedhawk20 said:Ralf was a decent driver

And a legit guy too. Not some ego-tripping tool like his teammate, the physicist

And this photo proves it perfectly

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Pure racing. 🙂

Feel free to keep preaching to the choir...🤦
ruggedhawk20 said:If that’s really the first thing that pops into your head whenever you hear the name Ralf...

—then you aren't actually watching Formula 1, you're just reading the tabloids.

Congrats, you just outed yourself.

Since when is Autosport considered a tabloid?😵

P.S. Thanks for fixing my typos; you're clearly a genius.😉

Maybe you could have fixed "four" instead of "for" too (or is that too much to ask)?
There’s just one thing that comes to mind when I think of Ralf. Even though it’s been over a decade, those four letters still stick with me every single time I hear them.

http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/41212

Personally, I always found Ralf to be the much more likable brother (which, let's face it, isn't saying much), and Cora was always quite the firebrand, wasn't she?
Jeremy Reyes4 said:If your logic actually held water, you'd be sitting on 150 of them, but you don't have a single one.

Maybe you should take a trip to the mountains and hit the slopes for a bit.👍
0 headlines:

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1 headline:

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2 headlines:

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GOD tier: 7 headlines.

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Bottom line—the more clueless you are, the more headlines you get.🎉
graniteharbor502 said:Based on what Kimi said, Ferrari's race pace looks incredible:
The impact activated the anti-stall system and did some damage to the floor of the car. We were very quick in the race, able to catch the Williams and to fight for the podium: but then there were problems at both pit stops. I don’t know exactly what happened, but I know I lost something in terms of downforce
So, he was hitting those speeds even with a damaged car? Impressive!

I completely agree. Regardless of how qualifying goes, Ferrari is right on Mercedes' heels—definitely closer than Red Bull Racing was last year. It's a massive step forward and a great sign for the season; they finally have a car that can win if luck is on their side. They're still behind Mercedes, but it's not like Sebastian Vettel had to struggle just to stay in the mix. I'm confident they have more speed in them.

Aside from the shock of surviving three engines without starting the season on them, I bet Alonso is finding it pretty tough to watch the gap between Ferrari and McLaren.
jadeseal7 said:My post got deleted, so I'm just going to say it again.

The worst part? If this Lil Wayne walks away with three titles while the only guy chasing him is Rosberg (🤦), we’re all stuck listening about how great Hamilton was for the next fifteen years. Anyway, gotta go hit the restroom.

If someone like Kimi Räikkönen can snag a title, then having only two for Lil Wayne would be a bit underwhelming, wouldn't it?🥱
This whole thing has become an even bigger joke than a minor league baseball game. Honestly, I'm half-tempting myself to hope ISIS starts hijacking pay drivers during races just to spice things up a little. The only bright spot was that frustrated Fernando Alonso fan shouting "booo" at everyone because this race didn't serve any real purpose... Hopefully, Malaysia can fix their reputation a bit better next time.
Is DRS banned during qualifying this year?

EDIT: Just realized it isn't. But man, this video is pretty confusing.

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B49_...Zzg/view?pli=1