Michael Diaz4 said:Not at all—God forbid! I just love seeing Ham struggle once in a while, you know? It’s just proof he isn't invincible... Look, I'm just not a fan, so what can you do... 👏
Vettel is supposedly the best, yet he couldn't even get past Rosberg 🤣
And in the last race, Hamilton totally outplayed him with that different strategy 🤣
Man, if I were in Lewis's shoes... First off, instead of reaching out to Nico on those stairs, I’d be spitting right in his face—and that champagne? I'd smash it just to watch it spray all over the steps
And don't even get me started on the FIA—I lost all respect for them ages ago with those incident investigations. It’s like they just weren't doing it before, or maybe they just didn't give a damn...
Forecast says it’ll be a bit cloudy tomorrow, but no rain... at least that's what they're calling it. Tibi, don't go looking for excuses for Sebastian Vettel's absolute garbage lap 👋
rowdyrider12 said:Anyone got any thoughts on how things are looking right now? 🙂 Like, what’s the forecast? Is Mr. Consistent going to pull off his third win in a row here? And does Ferrari even stand a chance given those tires? Who's gonna trigger a yellow flag during Q3? Forget history... just let it go. 🙂
I'm leaning toward Hamza taking it. Ferrari doesn't have a prayer—honestly, neither does anyone else.
Really hoping we see some points for McLaren for once.
mellowtiger83 said:Does anyone have a photo or know what they actually did over at the pool complex? They definitely changed something in that area—I haven't been keeping up with the training sessions, so I'm out of the loop...
Not sure what they messed with over there, but man, that first turn really bugs me. They totally ruined it with that grass strip—now people can't even navigate it properly, and you saw how wide that section could be...
Hey Joe, you’re being a handful. Not sure what you're even trying to prove here—I already told you that both Vettel and Lewis Hamilton are way better than Kimi. And look, Lewis Hamilton left Ferrari because he genuinely thinks he'll find more success somewhere else.
ruggedhawk20 said:So you're saying it isn't about having the better driver, but just a better strategy?
Look, in Bahrain, Kimi's strategy totally beat Vettel's. If they had played it the same way, Kimi wouldn't have stood a chance—just look at the first three races and now this one in Spain, where he left him in the dust by a full second during qualifying...
ruggedhawk20 said:If he’s really that much better, then Lewis Hamilton would have cruised to victory in Bahrain without any issues.
Look, Vettel was faster than Kimi, but that doesn't mean he beat him in Bahrain. You can't look at it that way—Kimi was running a totally different strategy, which is why he came out ahead of Vettel. Generally speaking, Vettel is just quicker... you can see that now in Barcelona.
So, he basically screwed himself over when he quit Ferrari.
Right?
Nah. Because Ferrari is just going to end up in second place again.