Raymond Anderson4 said:https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/f1...june/10311338/
The agreement regarding the earrings has been extended through the end of June.
Seems a bit fishy to me—like a pre-planned golden parachute. If he calls it quits at the end of June because they won't let him get a piercing, it looks way better for his PR to play the "rebel against the evil NASCAR" card rather than admitting he's just burnt out and driving a slow-ass race car.
Amanda Kelly said:I’m calling it now: a win for the Monacan.
He’s playing on home turf, and honestly, nobody moves faster than him when he wants to.
Besides, look at last year. He absolutely crushed the field during qualifying, even with a car that was basically a lemon. Sure, there was that one little mistake at the finish, but let's be real.
He didn't lose the race because someone outran him; he lost because he wasn't even on the starting grid.
I wouldn't even call that a little mistake—it was a massive screw-up, especially since it ended up being the most expensive blunder possible.
graniteharbor502 said:There truly isn't anyone faster than him when it comes to the wall.🤣
I’m putting my money on that scenario. Honestly—history just keeps repeating itself.
wiredcyclist said:Honestly, this is easily the most tedious track on the calendar. Qualifying basically becomes more important—and frankly, way more exciting—than the actual race itself. There’s zero room to overtake, so once the grid is set, that’s pretty much it; you’re stuck with whatever position you grab at the start until the checkered flag. Plus, there's always that looming threat of someone smashing into the barriers or causing a massive pile-up...
Rain's gonna be a factor this year—just watch.