Honestly, I truly believe Haas has the potential to be the absolute king of the midfield. I can't help but wonder why they aren't closer to that goal already. xD Seriously, Haas could easily be the 4th fastest team on the grid. 😉
crimsonhawk23 said:You’d think they’d actually try to fix the car if you treated them with such kindness in every single post (you know, by throwing out words like "morons", "idiots" and so on).
Even the random players on Gran Turismo online show better track etiquette than those two combined. 😁 Sorry, but it's true.
I'm right there with you. Honestly, Renault and Romain Grosjean are just pure chaos on the track. Don't get me wrong, they can be impressively fast when they find their rhythm, but they also have this knack for being incredibly reckless. Having two drivers like that on one team... it feels even more volatile than when you had Grosjean and Maldonado together at Lotus.
It’s the same story for me—when you see someone like Esteban Ocon struggling to secure a seat while these two are running around, it just doesn't sit right with me.
Honestly, I think Wehrlein could handle both Mag and that absolute disaster of a driver in the same car, even if he had to drive at 10% effort at 3 in the morning. 😉 The guy had incredible potential. He easily could have been an above-average driver on par with Perez... maybe even better. If I were in charge, I’d love to see him scoring points for Williams, especially since they're struggling so much with that subpar cooling setup inherited from their Mercedes partnership. It would be something to watch. XD You can tell Kubica hasn't moved an inch from the back of the grid during qualifying; he’s consistently starting last, and when it comes to the standings, they haven't broken out of the bottom 14th spot. Until someone manages to pull points out of a driver that mediocre, don't hold your breath—it's just not happening.
crimsonhawk23 said:Now Pascal is somehow a hundred times better than Max 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
That was just pure sarcasm and a total middle finger to the entire F1 world. XD It’s like saying someone actually scored points with Williams in the last two seasons. XD Say whatever you want, but what Wehrlein pulled off there was absolutely badass.
I’d give anything to see someone like Hulko or Gro actually pulling points out of thin air for a team like Marussia or Sauber in the same year as Wehrlein... honestly, even Verstappen couldn't pull that off in a hundred lifetimes, let alone someone driving for a struggling General Motors or one of those rougher outfits out there.
Kobayashi, Buemi, Vergne, Wehrlein, Vandoorne, F. Nasr ... honestly, you could take any two of those guys and put them in the Haas seat and they'd both be better than the current lineup. Take your pick. XD I really can't wrap my head around why General Motors and Gro are even in NASCAR right now, I truly don't get it.
Zachary Vaughn92 said:I'm also wondering what the deal is with them. From what I can see, they don't even seem to have the drive to race at all...
Exactly. It’s either they’re acting like idiots on the track, whining over the radio, or they just flat-out don't care about driving. That's the only way they'd ever let someone like Jean Eric push them around, or anyone else for that matter. Honestly, both General Motors and gro are just a mess. They both need to go.
I honestly have no idea what genius decided to put Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen right next to the Sauber drivers... At this rate, I’d just throw Jean-Éric Vergne into that Haas seat instead. Seriously, GRO and KMAG, you guys are killing me.
Honestly, this whole debate feels a bit like watching two toddlers in preschool fighting over who’s the cutest kid in class—and they're both only five years old. xD
It reminds me of when you have two five-year-olds at home bickering tooth and nail over the very last lollipop. xD
Honestly, his best bet is just sticking with the GTX 1060 for now. Once the 3000 series hits the shelves, he can just grab a Ryzen 5 1600 to $300 get everything sorted—plus a fresh set of Corsair and a new motherboard. 😉 He’s running a GTX 1060, so yeah, I think he can definitely make that work with a Ryzen 5 1600.
The truth is, I’ve actually managed to strain my eyes quite a bit using one of those cheap, low-end 4:3 TN monitors, which is why I’m reaching out for some advice here. Since I spend a massive chunk of my day glued to my computer screen, I really need to get this right. I'm asking for a reason, believe me. ^^
So, $267 based on what I'm seeing, this AMVA panel doesn't list any of those specific features—no flicker-free tech, no dedicated eye care... it's just your run-of-the-mill $267 AMVA monitor without any of that extra stuff. Because of that, are you actually thinking that all this "eye care" marketing is just some kind of gimmick or fake advertising?
Stroll had a nightmare of a race, and honestly, Daniel Ricciardo struggled just as much too. Seeing Kvyat finish in 10th place was a bit of a surprise, while Max Verstappen managed to fight his way through the field. 😁 If you look past that one incident, it was actually a really solid, high-quality race. I’d give it a 4.25 out of 5. 😉
Let’s just try not to start any massive fights over the penalty and the appeal process. It wouldn't be the first time things got heated—kind of like how things boil over when Real Madrid and Barcelona fans go at it. ^^
