Posts by neonfox65

Douglas Roberts49 said:Of course Alonso would want a red flag
No way...

Yeah, right👋

Anthony Baker84 said:Are Pastor and Lujo splitting 4k? 😬

I can already see a crash coming😬

cosmicstag16 said:As soon as it starts drizzling, Alonso realizes he’s not making it into Q3—so he immediately starts praying for a red flag. What a "genius"... 🤣

Yeah, you gotta be a real pro to pull a move like that...😁

Checking the trash...😁

placidsurfer9 said:Way to go, Schumi—you absolute legend... 😁 where you hiding, Rosberg? haha

5 Nico Rosberg American Mercedes-AMG 75
13 Michael Schumacher American Mercedes-AMG 17

☕

The whole race is probably just going to be behind the safety car tomorrow😁
...

It’s absolutely pouring out there—like someone just opened a fire hose... these guys aren't going anywhere anytime soon.

Alonso took the top spot in FP3. This is looking pretty promising... 🙂

Did Alonso spin out?

stormybadger8 said:I'm calling it now—Driver X finishes ahead of Lewis Hamilton☕

LOL🤣

So what if he got a penalty? It's not like he's Michael Schumacher—he isn't out there crashing into everyone else...

Tough break for Person, but honestly—better this happened now rather than during the race.

stormybadger8 said:🤣🤣🤣

It’s pretty obvious that Vettel hit the nail right on the head—100% spot on—with his comments about Valencia and why the Safety Car came out.
That explains why NASCAR is freaking out right now☕

I honestly don't get why people are acting like this is some big deal... I mean, we all remember when Michael Schumacher basically called out Pirelli for messing around with those tires, or when Lewis Hamilton went loud against NASCAR and the officiating being biased.

But suddenly, it's a massive scandal when a driver with a 20-second lead realizes it's sketchy that a Safety Car pulls out and stays out for five laps just because the track is covered in shredded Pirelli rubber?🙄
Good grief, since when have we not seen piles of discarded Pirelli tires all over the track during a race?🤣

People can talk all they want, but that Safety Car in Valencia was totally unnecessary—we've seen plenty of situations over the last few seasons where they didn't call a Safety Car, even though things were way more dangerous than this.☕

What can I say... Formula 1 is starting to act just like NASCAR, calling a safety car for every little thing.

Nathan Jones98 said:hm, if it starts pouring, who knows... maybe even Felipe Massa could pull something off😁😁

Massa absolutely hates driving in the rain.

Who’s the real legend here?

I'm calling it now—expecting an Alonso win, just like always...🙂

Heading back to the Daytona International Speedway for round two this weekend





Opened 1959
Capacity: 147,000
Surface: Asphalt
Length: 2.5 miles
Layout: Tri-oval
Banking: 31° turns, 3° straights, 18° tri-oval
Lap record 0:42.783 (Bill Elliott, Melling Racing, 1987, NASCAR Sprint Cup Series)

Michael Baker75 said:So, I suppose there aren't any major disruptions scheduled for today—unless, of course, my timing is off!

Well, there was some late Saturday night...

Race Results

FIN ST CAR DRIVER SPONSOR PTS/BNS LAPS STATUS
1 8 2 Brad Keselowski Dodge Miller Lite 47/1 267 Running
2 19 5 Kasey Kahne Chevrolet Quaker State 42/0 267 Running
3 3 11 Denny Hamlin Toyota FedEx Express 42/1 267 Running
4 7 88 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Chevrolet Diet Mountain Dew / National Guard 40/0 267 Running
5 9 24 Jeff Gordon Chevrolet Drive to End Hunger 39/0 267 Running
6 1 48 Jimmie Johnson Chevrolet Lowe's Dover White 39/1 267 Running
7 20 17 Matt Kenseth Ford Fifth Third Bank 37/0 267 Running
8 10 56 Martin Truex Jr. Toyota NAPA Auto Parts 36/0 267 Running
9 16 22 AJ Allmendinger Dodge Shell / Pennzoil 35/0 267 Running
10 2 18 Kyle Busch Toyota M&M's Red, White & Blue 36/2 267 Running
11 4 29 Kevin Harvick Chevrolet Budweiser Folds of Honor 33/0 267 Running
12 15 27 Paul Menard Chevrolet Menards / Sylvania 32/0 267 Running
13 12 9 Marcos Ambrose Ford Mac Tools 31/0 267 Running
14 31 42 Juan Montoya Chevrolet Target 30/0 267 Running
15 17 1 Jamie McMurray Chevrolet McDonald's 29/0 267 Running
16 6 15 Clint Bowyer Toyota 5-hour Energy 28/0 267 Running
17 34 93 Travis Kvapil Toyota Burger King 28/1 267 Running
18 21 13 Casey Mears Ford Valvoline NextGen 27/1 267 Running
19 14 51 Kurt Busch Chevrolet Phoenix Construction Services 25/0 267 Running
20 25 99 Carl Edwards Ford UPS 24/0 266 Running
21 11 16 Greg Biffle Ford American Red Cross 23/0 266 Running
22 18 20 Joey Logano Toyota Dollar General 22/0 266 Running
23 38 10 David Reutimann Chevrolet Outsourcing in the USA@TMone 21/0 266 Running
24 29 31 Jeff Burton Chevrolet Caterpillar 20/0 266 Running
25 23 83 Landon Cassill Toyota Burger King 19/0 266 Running
26 13 43 Aric Almirola Ford Eckrich 18/0 266 Running
27 28 47 Bobby Labonte Toyota Scott Products 17/0 265 Running
28 40 38 David Gilliland Ford Taco Bell 16/0 265 Running
29 33 34 David Ragan Ford Front Row Motorsports 15/0 263 Running
30 39 55 Michael Waltrip Toyota Aaron's Dream Machine 14/0 262 Running
31 41 32 Ken Schrader Ford Federated Auto Parts 13/0 262 Running
32 22 14 Tony Stewart Chevrolet Office Depot / Mobil 1 12/0 231 Running
33 26 78 Regan Smith Chevrolet Furniture Row 11/0 209 Accident
34 5 39 Ryan Newman Chevrolet Tornados 10/0 208 Accident
35 42 36 Dave Blaney Chevrolet SealWrap 9/0 144 Engine
36 32 30 David Stremme Toyota Inception Motorsports 8/0 71 Vibration
37 30 26 Josh Wise * Ford MDS Transport 7/0 60 Vibration
38 35 98 Michael McDowell Ford Presbyterian Healthcare System 6/0 58 Brakes
39 24 195 Scott Speed Ford Leavine Family Racing 5/0 55 Brakes
40 27 87 Joe Nemechek Toyota AM / FM Energy Wood & Pellet Stoves 0 52 Overheating
41 43 33 Stephen Leicht * Chevrolet Little JoesAutos.com 3/0 47 Vibration
42 37 119 Mike Bliss Toyota Humphrey Smith Racing 0 18 Overheating
43 36 23 Scott Riggs Chevrolet North Texas Pipe 1/0 12 Electrical

Heading to the Kentucky Speedway this weekend



Completed: 2000
Seating: 66,089
Surface Asphalt
Distance: 1.5 miles
Shape: Tri-oval
Turns 4
Banking: 14° turns, 8° frontstretch, 4° backstretch
Lap record 221.390 mph (Sarah Fisher, Dreyer & Reinbold Racing, 2002, IndyCar Series)

Checking the satellite feed right now.

Final Standings

Full Results - 112 laps completed:

Pos Driver Team/Car Time/Gap
1. Clint Bowyer Waltrip Toyota 2h39m55.000s
2. Tony Stewart Stewart-Haas Chevrolet + 0.829s
3. Kurt Busch Phoenix Chevrolet + 1.093s
4. Brian Vickers Waltrip Toyota + 1.625s
5. Jimmie Johnson Hendrick Chevrolet + 2.692s
6. Jeff Gordon Hendrick Chevrolet + 3.650s
7. Greg Biffle Roush Fenway Ford + 3.878s
8. Marcos Ambrose Petty Ford + 4.246s
9. AJ Allmendinger Penske Dodge + 4.418s
10. Joey Logano Gibbs Toyota + 5.131s
11. Jeff Burton Childress Chevrolet + 5.329s
12. Brad Keselowski Penske Dodge + 5.776s
13. Matt Kenseth Roush Fenway Ford + 6.402s
14. Kasey Kahne Hendrick Chevrolet + 6.596s
15. Casey Mears Germain Ford + 6.788s
16. Kevin Harvick Childress Chevrolet + 7.147s
17. Kyle Busch Gibbs Toyota + 7.415s
18. Ryan Newman Stewart-Haas Chevrolet + 7.670s
19. Jamie McMurray Earnhardt Ganassi Chevrolet + 8.318s
20. Paul Menard Childress Chevrolet + 8.618s
21. Carl Edwards Roush Fenway Ford + 9.592s
22. Martin Truex Jr Waltrip Toyota + 13.049s
23. Dale Earnhardt Jr Hendrick Chevrolet + 38.632s
24. Bobby Labonte JTG Daugherty Toyota + 1 lap
25. Scott Speed Leavine Ford + 1 lap
26. David Gilliland Front Row Ford + 1 lap
27. David Ragan Front Row Ford + 1 lap
28. Aric Almirola Petty Ford + 2 laps
29. Boris Said FAS Lane Ford + 2 laps
30. Josh Wise Front Row Ford + 2 laps
31. Landon Cassill BK Toyota + 2 laps
32. Regan Smith Furniture Row Chevrolet + 3 laps
33. JJ Yeley Robinson-Blakeney Toyota + 5 laps
34. Juan Pablo Montoya Earnhardt Ganassi Chevrolet + 5 laps

DNF:

Denny Hamlin Gibbs Toyota 98 laps
Travis Kvapil BK Toyota 92 laps
Dave Blaney Baldwin Chevrolet 84 laps
Tomy Drissi Baldwin Chevrolet 78 laps
Robby Gordon Gordon Dodge 73 laps
David Mayhew Parsons Ford 25 laps
Stephen Leicht Circle Sport Chevrolet 22 laps
Chris Cook Humphrey Smith Toyota 13 laps
Joe Nemechek NEMCO Toyota 1 lap