I’m really hoping that from now on, the second they see even a hint of rain, they just call the whole thing off and pull the plug immediately. Honestly, if keeping things running in wet conditions is such a massive headache, they should have just canceled everything yesterday...
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F1 Italian GP - Monza (Sept 2, 2018)
in Formula 1 ·
So you're posting a clip of Kimi's flying lap from qualifying and then trying to compare it to the actual battle for position during the race? It’s apples and oranges... There is absolutely no connection between a car being alongside you and the racing line. If you want an ideal entry into that corner, you have to move as far left as possible, and if someone happens to be sitting right there, well, that's on them, I guess...
US Grand Prix - Indianapolis Motor Speedway 09.02.2018
in Formula 1 ·
I honestly don't see Mercedes or Lewis Hamilton having any kind of shot at overtaking Ferrari on this track today. If Sebastian Vettel manages to pull this off, I really think he might just walk away with the championship at the end of it all...
Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018
in Formula 1 ·
What a massive drop-off we’re seeing from Force India, and man, Williams is looking even worse. I really hope Force India can find their way back to the front, but honestly? I don't feel too bad for Williams. Let those guys just keep playing around with "racing drivers" who basically just bought their seats in the team...
Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018
in Formula 1 ·
Brian Campbell36 said:It’s pure sadness over in the United States and Germany. This was the move of the day; seeing Niki Lauda and Toto Wolff looking just as miserable as most of the Lewis Hamilton fans on this thread...
I'm just following your logic and how you see things, nothing more...
Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018
in Formula 1 ·
It’s honestly wild watching Sebastian Vettel struggle like this in a car that's clearly outclassed. After all the hype surrounding what I'd call the most overrated driver of our era—especially when you consider he's been coasting in the most dominant machine in history—seeing him fight for scraps in a much slower, weaker car is quite the reality check...
Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018
in Formula 1 ·
analogpilot16 said:looking at the post-qualifying footage:
🙏🙏🙏
Bravo Hamilton, he’s taking the win tomorrow, and honestly, that’s all that matters 🍿
does anyone else think this new logo looks totally out of place against the background on the wall? 🤦
that lap from Lewis was just absolute perfection... he absolutely crushed it.
personally, I find it hard to believe Mercedes-AMG is so dominant that everyone else is basically driving junk by comparison. I have a feeling the race is going to tell a much different story...
2017 Azerbaijan Grand Prix: June 23–25
in Formula 1 ·
graniteharbor502 said:Source?
And another thing, what exactly are those graphs supposed to prove? That he slowed down mid-corner? No shit, Sherlock...
Even Sebastian Vettel had similar telemetry curves and still ended up behind Lewis Hamilton.
Right before that second restart, Vettel was staying right on Hamilton's tail, and honestly, that changes the whole dynamic. Everyone is dialed in and hunting down whoever is in front of them. In a situation like that, Lewis does exactly what he did. To me, it looks like a blatant attempt to force a collision. 👎
But then again, what Vettel did immediately after that was even worse 👎
I'll dig it up when I get home, but the real kicker in that graph is that "steady deceleration"—it’s the complete opposite of a brake test, which is what everyone keeps insisting happened.
Looks like I deserved my karma for missing the bigger picture, my bad...
2017 Azerbaijan Grand Prix: June 23–25
in Formula 1 ·
I stumbled upon this while working today and decided to put it up quickly. Looking at this, it’s pretty obvious there isn't any sudden braking or "brake testing" going on with Lewis Hamilton here...
2017 Azerbaijan Grand Prix: June 23–25
in Formula 1 ·
Maybe Lewis Hamilton actually clipped Sebastian Vettel, but he’s such an absolute beast behind the wheel that it just looked like Vettel was charging straight into him... 🤷
What a complete circus of a race today. Everyone started tearing into Lance Stroll, but if you ask me, Daniel Ricciardo or Valtteri Bottas were way more deserving of the podium...
What a complete circus of a race today. Everyone started tearing into Lance Stroll, but if you ask me, Daniel Ricciardo or Valtteri Bottas were way more deserving of the podium...
2017 Azerbaijan Grand Prix: June 23–25
in Formula 1 ·
Look, I really don't think Sebastian Vettel hit Lewis Hamilton on purpose 🙏It’s entirely possible a sudden gust of wind just caught the car and pushed him right into Lewis's line...
I didn't get a chance to give Sauber and Wehrlein enough credit earlier, but honestly, I'm just glad to see them landing in the points, even if it was through the chaos of a race like this 👍
The absolute highlight for me, though, was hearing Fernando Alonso's take—basically saying it's such a shame they could have walked away with this win if Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel hadn't completely shut him out
I didn't get a chance to give Sauber and Wehrlein enough credit earlier, but honestly, I'm just glad to see them landing in the points, even if it was through the chaos of a race like this 👍
The absolute highlight for me, though, was hearing Fernando Alonso's take—basically saying it's such a shame they could have walked away with this win if Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel hadn't completely shut him out
2017 Azerbaijan Grand Prix: June 23–25
in Formula 1 ·
https://twitter.com/andrewbensonf1/s...21462329413632
"The Stewards took a look at Hamilton's telemetry following that run-in with Vettel. Turns out he didn't actually lift or hit the brakes. He basically held a steady pace, behaving just like he did during those previous two restarts at that exact same spot on the track."
Seriously though, shouldn't Vettel have been slapped with a black flag for intentionally slamming into another car under the safety car?
"The Stewards took a look at Hamilton's telemetry following that run-in with Vettel. Turns out he didn't actually lift or hit the brakes. He basically held a steady pace, behaving just like he did during those previous two restarts at that exact same spot on the track."
Seriously though, shouldn't Vettel have been slapped with a black flag for intentionally slamming into another car under the safety car?
2017 Azerbaijan Grand Prix: June 23–25
in Formula 1 ·
What an absolute shitshow of a race.
Karma really is a bitch, Lewis. I honestly think he’s going to have a massive uphill battle fighting for the title this year, but the real kicker is that he might end up losing it to a driver who is even more obnoxious than he is.
It’s not like they’re crazy over at Ferrari for sticking by Kimi Räikkönen; the guy just seems to act like a sponge for all the negativity and bad vibes. Meanwhile, when you look at how calm he stays at Ferrari despite everything, it’s wild—one tiny issue on his car feels like five major crises on Kimi's...
Huge congrats to Ricci on the win.
And man, the roasting of Stroll has officially begun. 🤮
Karma really is a bitch, Lewis. I honestly think he’s going to have a massive uphill battle fighting for the title this year, but the real kicker is that he might end up losing it to a driver who is even more obnoxious than he is.
It’s not like they’re crazy over at Ferrari for sticking by Kimi Räikkönen; the guy just seems to act like a sponge for all the negativity and bad vibes. Meanwhile, when you look at how calm he stays at Ferrari despite everything, it’s wild—one tiny issue on his car feels like five major crises on Kimi's...
Huge congrats to Ricci on the win.
And man, the roasting of Stroll has officially begun. 🤮
Linda Bailey17 said:Check out this clip where Verstappen asks about his fastest lap gap, only for the team to tell him he's already too fast. 😁
Kimi is being exactly who you'd expect him to be... I honestly hope this is his final season. I think if Nico Hülkenberg or one of those younger drivers were in his seat right now, they’d absolutely crush it.
Look, as much as I love the guy and I'm hoping this is his last run too, watching him play second fiddle to Sebastian Vettel is just painful to witness.
neonfox65 said:Fernando Alonso: This was the best race of my life.
I can't believe 😂{{{{neonfox65}}}} actually said that...
Bas is totally losing it...
Man, talk about hitting rock bottom if he really meant that...😢
Such a dull race. I missed the last ten laps or so, but honestly, I’m not feeling it. Right after the start, the field just spread out and settled into a steady 1 to 1.5 second gap. After all that hype about how difficult overtaking would be, we might just end up watching endless processions instead of actual racing...
It really looks like Ferrari is the heavy favorite for the title this season. Part of me would love that, but seeing Vettel as the clear frontrunner makes it feel a little repetitive already...
Man, Kimi, what a disappointment. You clearly have the fastest car on the grid and you still manage to underperform like that. At this point, you're acting like nothing more than a glorified wingman for the team...
Congrats to the longtime fans and the new Ferrari supporters joining the club today. A little shake-up at the top of the standings after the last few seasons definitely won't hurt...
It really looks like Ferrari is the heavy favorite for the title this season. Part of me would love that, but seeing Vettel as the clear frontrunner makes it feel a little repetitive already...
Man, Kimi, what a disappointment. You clearly have the fastest car on the grid and you still manage to underperform like that. At this point, you're acting like nothing more than a glorified wingman for the team...
Congrats to the longtime fans and the new Ferrari supporters joining the club today. A little shake-up at the top of the standings after the last few seasons definitely won't hurt...
It feels like Mercedes isn't quite the untouchable force they used to be. I honestly think Ferrari is going to give them a serious run for their money this year, and judging by how qualifying went, they might already be closing the gap. The only real outlier might be Hamilton himself, since he's basically in a league of his own on the grid right now...
I was really hoping Kimi would show a lot more pace today, but he was a bit of a letdown out there. Hopefully, things turn around soon
Lance Stroll and Jolyon Palmer are honestly just a joke. I'm really hoping Williams makes up for all the damage these guys are going to cause them throughout the season
I was really hoping Kimi would show a lot more pace today, but he was a bit of a letdown out there. Hopefully, things turn around soon
Lance Stroll and Jolyon Palmer are honestly just a joke. I'm really hoping Williams makes up for all the damage these guys are going to cause them throughout the season
stormybadger8 said:It's basically over...
Right now, it looks like a repeat of 2015. Mercedes is half a second ahead of Ferrari, Ferrari is 0.3-0.5 seconds ahead of Red Bull... everyone else is just stuck in the rearview mirror.
Hamilton would stroll into the title easier than ever...
Seems like Valtteri is so slow that Ferrari might actually give him a run for his money, but they won't touch Hamilton.
If Mercedes stays reliable, Hamilton could easily pull off a perfect 20/20 podium run and clean up wins all season.
There’s just no way this plays out the way people think. Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if we see Ferrari fighting for wins as early as tomorrow. Plus, Red Bull is bound to find their footing and step things up later in the season... so I really don't buy that we're headed for total dominance this year...
Based on what we’ve seen from these first two practice sessions, one thing is becoming pretty clear: Mercedes, Ferrari, and Red Bull are still playing in a completely different league than everyone else. They just seem to be miles ahead of the pack... I was really hoping this season we might see Williams finally step up and join that front-running group, or maybe see Force India keep that momentum going with some solid results and the occasional podium. And honestly, since McLaren seems to be hitting a bit of a wall, I'd love to see Renault actually make some real upward progress for once. But hey, we'll just have to wait and see how it all unfolds...

