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It doesn't really matter. What's the difference, other than Caterham making a fool of themselves?🤦

That was a pretty solid slap in the face to the title contenders at the start of this championship defense. Though, let's be honest, qualifying doesn't mean much of anything right now...😉
Formula 1: Suzuka GP Preview in Formula 1 ·
stormybadger8 said:That latest photo definitely brings some hope back. 👍
Hopefully, everything is going to turn out fine, right? 🙂

I'm with you on that.
Formula 1: Suzuka GP Preview in Formula 1 ·
It’s possible, since the entire car would end up sitting higher, just like how they used to be before 2012.
Formula 1: Suzuka GP Preview in Formula 1 ·
Wait... wasn't the whole point of those ultra-low noses from the FIA to help out? Wasn't that regulation actually introduced for safety reasons?
Is this one also a 50-50 split on fault? Button was driving straight and just wouldn't budge—absolute trash behavior. He got what was coming to him...
http://youtu.be/vVqyxgXxlmc
Jason Campbell70 said:If this were just a one-off, you could let it slide.

But there's a pattern emerging from the battles with Nico Rosberg.

Once is a fluke, twice might be a coincidence, but three times? That’s something else...

If I were in Lewis Hamilton's shoes, I would have lost my cool with Rosberg the very first time this happened.
Yet, Hamilton seems to be handling all of this incredibly well.

He's just complaining too much. Either commit to some serious trash talk or just shut up and drive until the end of the season. This cat-and-mouse game feels silly. If they had interviewed him on Sky immediately after Lap 3—say, if he had actually retired like he was supposed to—he probably would have brought up Rosberg, his mom, his grandma, his sister, and everyone else under the sun. Instead, he acts like a gentleman, only to start pointing fingers again right after the hearing. This inconsistency is frustrating. And it isn't just about this single race. I don't usually buy into conspiracies, but things are starting to look pretty strange...
Michael Diaz4 said:You're clearly misreading what happened because that wasn't even mentioned... I'm not going to waste my breath arguing with you...

Don't act like you're above the conversation. You've never been able to put a coherent thought together, and honestly, I doubt you ever will...
cosmiccyclist8 said:Did you guys catch Nike's statement? What a class act. 🙏

Too true. Such a gentleman. He’s doing a great job lying about not seeing anything—obviously, he wasn't the one sitting in the cockpit or hearing the engine while driving, right? And claiming he doesn't know who's to blame? Hahahaha.
Jason Campbell70 said:How so? ☕

What exactly did

Fernando Alonso do to earn that penalty?
Or was it actually
Ferrari that messed things up?

You tell me. 🙏🙏🙏



Don't bother, it isn't worth it. Let them keep chirping. There isn't much joy in arguing about it.
Nico Rosberg is straight-up sinister. Just look at his eyes when he talks. It’s official now—the devil has arrived.
Michael Diaz4 said:You're mostly just lying...

These would be pretty heavy accusations coming from someone who spends most of their time trolling on social media. Honestly, when you tell me I'm lying, I take it as a compliment—it just means you've mistaken the truth for a lie, and vice versa. You've proven that more times than I can count.
Michael Diaz4 said:That’s totally fine by me—typos happen when you're typing at lightning speed. Anyway, are you really suggesting there was more to that contact than meets the eye? Like there's some deeper layer to it that only you have figured out?😁

These aren't typos. I'm not sure what your issue is, but this constant provocation feels pretty shallow. Maybe it's time to actually start thinking about what you're saying?
Michael Diaz4 said:Are you even watching Formula 1, if you missed this race...?

I’m certainly following it more closely than you follow grammar rules, though I know that's not what we're talking about right now.
Michael Diaz4 said:Wait, what? That wasn't how it went down, right? Tension is just building up because he’s always been way too aggressive...

Go take a quick walk and get some fresh air. It'll help you clear your head.
Michael Diaz4 said:I actually called this earlier this morning. The tension is just building up, and this was bound to happen. Neither driver wanted to give an inch, so they collided... and there you have it. That's why they lost control...

Keep on trolling if you want. If you pull that stunt another 99 times, maybe you'll actually start believing your own nonsense.
This Roschoke guy, or whatever his name is. He’s honestly such a disaster. He can’t seem to overtake anyone without just forcing his way through. It’s all just brute force. Honestly, he’s just lucky. How does someone have that much luck?
You’re just being dishonest, and honestly, it's pretty pathetic. That's all you ever do. You really should be ashamed of yourself.
Roschoke might be cheating, but even if the refs were looking the other way, it still wouldn't be enough to put them in first place. Classic.
What a race. It’s such a shame Alonso messed up right at the start. Truly an incredible drive from him, though—and Bottas was absolutely stellar too. If you ask me, he deserves Driver of the Day. Ric put in a great performance as well. Honestly, someone like Perez should probably just go get a Super License. It's honestly pathetic how he constantly cheats—not out of malice, necessarily, but just through pure ignorance and desperation—and then tries to play the victim after slamming into Hamilton. It’s disgraceful. Just awful. A total crybaby. I think the only thing that actually broke today was Rosberg's gearbox. Maybe if Rosberg had been a bit smoother and more gentle on the gear changes, things would have gone differently? He didn't drive quite as smart as he could have... otherwise, he wouldn't be sitting here missing out on this win. Simply wouldn't happen. Now, the championship battle is really heating up. Everything feels so much like 2008 when this specific race became the turning point... Who knows? Maybe history is about to repeat itself.
2014 Monaco Grand Prix Recap & Discussion in Formula 1 ·
stormybadger8 said:It looks like you aren't watching Sky, and you clearly aren't listening to what Niki Lauda has to say.😁
According to Niki Lauda's take on what happened during the Spanish Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton was basically just pulling extra power out of the engine himself. It makes you wonder, though—what kind of loophole did he find that kept the FIA from handing out a penalty?
It sounds a little strange, doesn't it? That claim that Lewis Hamilton drove in Spain with more power than he was actually allowed to have—and then supposedly apologized to Nico Rosberg for it—all without facing any kind of penalty. How does that even work?😕

Roschoke struggled in the Bahrain Grand Prix, so where does that leave us now? Is it time to just throw in the towel? I'm watching the coverage on Sky...