2015 Bahrain Grand Prix - Sakhir
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Now that black one? Absolutely stellar!
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Brian Campbell36 said:Honestly, did you just fall from outer space? I’m not entirely sure who holds more titles here, but it looks like you’re getting a little too excited over those two championship rings.🍿
As for today, I’m calling it now: I'm expecting a win for Sebastian Vettel, followed by an intense battle between Kim and Nico for that third-place spot.
stormybadger8 said:They head out on the tires from Q2, but they have to bring one set back... though honestly, it could be any set. Usually, it’s just whatever they used to get through Q1 and then maybe that first flying lap in Q3...
It’s entirely possible that Nico Rosberg actually let Sebastian Vettel pull ahead on purpose 🤔
because, let's be real, he knows he can't challenge Lewis Hamilton, and he certainly isn't allowed to do anything during the race itself—otherwise, Niki Lauda, Low, and Frank Williams would be giving him a massive earful on the spot...
But Vettel? He can absolutely stay glued to his gearbox and force him to burn through those tires that already took such a beating in Q2...
And then, Rosberg might even leapfrog him during the pit stops. If there isn't a clear gap behind him, Germany can't really mess around with those "equal strategy" rules...😁
Tyler Bennett5 said:Do you really think Red Bull can find their way back?
By the time they hit Indianapolis Motor Speedway, they’ll have burned through every single engine they have left.
Tyler Bennett5 said:What exactly are Bottas and Massa supposed to accomplish in the race tomorrow?
They should just log onto an American racing forum and chat with us instead.
The guys at the front are faster by nearly a full second, while the ones trailing behind are lagging by at least half a second.
Honestly, they might as well carry some old Harley-Davidson emblems around to poke at if they need help seeing through the dark.
cosmiccyclist8 said:Sure, but that's only if we're talking about Ferrari.
cosmiccyclist8 said:Why on earth is there sparking coming from out from under that Ferrari?
Brian Campbell36 said:But why wouldn't they? If Ferrari manages to outpace a single Mercedes during qualifying, even though Ferrari definitely has the edge when it comes to race pace...🍿
Tomorrow, I’m really expecting Sebastian Vettel to put the pressure on Lewis Hamilton—maybe even get close enough to clip Lewis's rear wing while he's pushing him!
cosmiccyclist8 said:A piece of the tactical puzzle. 🎉 I mean, honestly, if nobody starts playing the tactical game exactly how someone suggested earlier, then what are we even doing here? Is anyone actually listening? 🎉
Edward Mendoza6 said:Sebastian Vettel deserves nothing but respect! 👏
Rosberg 🤦
jadeseal7 said:http://www.cnn.com/sport/0/formula1/32344121
Lewis Hamilton is claiming he can't feel any friction—it seems like Rosberg gave him a bit too much lubrication! 🙂
darkmarlin16 said:Wait, didn't ZKJ skip out on using that virtual SC entirely?
Kyle Edwards5 said:Listening to the Sky Sports commentators today was honestly quite a trip. Even with just five laps left on the clock, they were still peddling this delusional hope that Lewis would suddenly find an extra three seconds per lap to hunt down Sebastian Vettel, despite everyone watching clearly seeing halfway through the race that he didn't have a prayer of catching him. Then they pivoted to that classic line about how the tires just weren't up to the standard required for Mercedes' pace... 😁