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2013 Canadian GP - Montreal (June 9) in Formula 1 ·
Button just missed out during that final lap.
2013 Canadian GP - Montreal (June 9) in Formula 1 ·
Richard Vaughn62 said:Ferrari just plays it cool... they wait for everyone else to trip over their own feet before they make their move. 🤦

They certainly take their sweet time...
2013 Canadian GP - Montreal (June 9) in Formula 1 ·
It’s going to be absolute madness during those final two minutes.
2013 Canadian GP - Montreal (June 9) in Formula 1 ·
Tyler Bennett5 said:Massu's G-force readings just hit the red zone.

😲😂
2013 Canadian GP - Montreal (June 9) in Formula 1 ·
She’s got a little something going on with her hair, isn't she? And now you can all see how Massin has gone completely bald.
F1 Monaco GP - May 26, 2013 in Formula 1 ·
Most of that testing time was basically wasted just trying to figure out how the tires performed back when we were dealing with two different manufacturers.
It was such an unnecessary drain on resources for both the teams and the tire suppliers; I actually came across some data suggesting Bridgestone only had a $20 million budget specifically for Ferrari's testing, which is absolutely insane if you think about it.
In my opinion, Formula 1 made exactly the right call by switching to a single supplier, since it naturally cut down the massive need for all that extra testing.
If I remember correctly, the teams actually pushed back against mid-season testing—much like they did last year—because it just felt like... well, a total waste of time to them.
F1 Monaco GP - May 26, 2013 in Formula 1 ·
Nathan Jones98 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeRE1c4jmdI

I mean, seriously, what on earth did he just do to them? 😁

Absolute psycho!😍
F1 Monaco GP - May 26, 2013 in Formula 1 ·
Emily Patel64 said:I honestly feel like Perez is such a breath of fresh air right now.😬

It’s just wild how he goes from being this noble, composed driver one moment to absolutely tearing through the field and causing chaos the next. Isn't that just the beauty of it?😬🤣

I felt the same way about him before—really solid, but maybe a bit too optimistic at times when things got heated.
2013 Monaco Grand Prix in Formula 1 ·
Hey there, everyone!
2013 Monaco Grand Prix in Formula 1 ·
darkmarlin16 said:This Vernj guy is absolutely schooling Richard on a regular basis.

I’m afraid that’s just not the case.
2013 Monaco Grand Prix in Formula 1 ·
He’s still young, so he’ll learn in time.
2013 Monaco Grand Prix in Formula 1 ·
What an absolute run of luck for Fernando Alonso.
2013 Monaco Grand Prix in Formula 1 ·
John Woo is hanging out in the director's trailer.
Raymond Anderson4 said:Here you go: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yXQki6y3Nc

Thanks so much!
Raymond Anderson4 said:I’m sitting here listening to Jenson and Marshall right now... what a load of nonsense.
I honestly don't get why they're making such a public spectacle out of Sergio.
If they'd just take a look in the mirror and actually analyze his driving during the race, they'd see he was the one who forced Sergio off at turn 4.
Sergio had the pace to stay right on his bumper, but this guy just floored it straight into the apex and left Sergio to deal with the fallout.

The only thing that felt even remotely debatable was that incident between Webber and Rosberg, where Mark jerked the wheel and caught Nico off guard—to me, that felt a bit too aggressive.

I heard about that! If there's a link out there, please drop it.
And sadly, we’re looking at a disqualification draw for the winner of the next race...
analogpilot16 said:I’m no hater—he drove well, plain and simple. "Well," mind you, not "masterful" 🙄 as some people seem to think here—and that's mostly just because of the prestige involved with cars lacking DRS. For those who aren't up to speed, F1 was doing overtaking long before DRS was even an idea, so I don't really get the fascination with him passing slower cars without that extra boost.
Otherwise, it was a fantastic race—constant overtaking and door-to-door action from start to finish—though the ending felt a bit uncertain. Perez is a real showman, truly top-tier entertainment today.
And finally, bravo Lewis!! Honestly, I’m impressed he managed to save that much rubber—landing him in third.
Now, who else is ready to wait another three weeks? 🙂

Oh, come on, you're kidding me!

😍
redheron12 said:That little guy showed plenty of guts today—though clearly none of the sense required—but hey, I'll take it. A solid result for McLaren today!

Peter was really on his game today; I honestly loved watching him give that American driver a run for his money.
I can only hope this signals a shift in momentum in favor of the Mexican side of things.
I’d really appreciate it if we could all keep this discussion civil and respectful, thanks!

Well, there. I gave it my best shot.
Does anyone happen to have a link to that massive pile-up right at the start of the race, specifically the one where those cars at the back of the pack got caught up in the carnage?