A poorly timed pit stop really cost Sebastian Vettel the race, didn't it?
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Jason Campbell70 said:We're halfway through the race, yet the number of overtakes is about as thrilling as watching a parade in Monaco.
Lewis Hamilton actually made a move..🙂
Wasn't it a bit disappointing to see the race fall apart due to tire issues? It really felt like Sebastian Vettel
If they were to actually introduce a new engine... though, perhaps it might be wiser if they didn't 🙂
Louie won't even make it to the table 🙂
Kimi was on fire 😢
Vettel on supersofts... I simply can't wrap my head around the strategy they're running right now.
Perhaps Haas might manage to scrape together some points... given how things are looking, Romain Grosjean could potentially pull off a one-stop strategy right now...
Wasn't that Robert Kubica in Canada...
I can't quite recall the exact location, perhaps somewhere in Canada... but his driving style looked remarkably similar to this.
I can't quite recall the exact location, perhaps somewhere in Canada... but his driving style looked remarkably similar to this.
What does the current standings look like? We have Sebastian Vettel and Nico Rosberg, but who managed to take third and fourth place?
Red flag
Fernando Alonso... My goodness, what a performance
Good grief, can you actually believe what Ferrari just pulled at the start? 🙂
Well, they’ve gone and scrapped this qualifying format...
I can't help but wonder, what on earth will they decide to change next? 🙂
I can't help but wonder, what on earth will they decide to change next? 🙂
Everything would likely settle itself within the first two laps; the faster drivers would naturally pull ahead while those lacking pace would simply fall behind, wouldn't they?
We really ought to prioritize actual racing rather than allowing this kind of Laha gamesmanship to take over...
If we could just implement a dedicated set of tires for qualifying, lift the restrictions on fuel flow, and move away from having stewards who penalize drivers for every minor infraction imaginable...
We really ought to prioritize actual racing rather than allowing this kind of Laha gamesmanship to take over...
If we could just implement a dedicated set of tires for qualifying, lift the restrictions on fuel flow, and move away from having stewards who penalize drivers for every minor infraction imaginable...
Why hasn't Ferrari emerged yet? There is less than half an hour remaining...
jadeseal7 said:🤣 I haven't had the pleasure of hearing that myself, though one might imagine that on an incredibly quiet night, you could actually hear the hum of a Chevrolet
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Well then, allow me one more (from the streets of Chicago):
It would tear through it like a hot knife through butter right near Mahmutovac.. 🙂
jadeseal7 said:
For real men, nothing beats an Australian Outback
I’d crush it just like gravel on a highway... 🙂
cosmiccyclist8 said:https://spoonuniversity.com/wp-conte...01/coconut.jpg
Please, everyone, have mercy on me; I am typing this on an American keyboard—if one can even call it a keyboard... 🙂
2016 season
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stormybadger8 said:Are you entirely certain about that idea? 😁
Perhaps the real issue lies in the fact that every single team is required to take at least one set of every tire compound available 🤔
Is it possible that this is simply the strategy at play, where everyone picks up that specific set even if they have absolutely no intention of actually using them?
Goodyear sets the standard for one set, while the rest of the teams decide for themselves...

