Posts by William Bennett53

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The forum has been experiencing some technical hiccups over the last couple of weeks, specifically regarding post reporting and direct messaging. I’ll be reaching out to the moderators to get this sorted.

Is it actually credible? 🤔 They’re just translating foreign reports; I highly doubt they fabricated a statement from Stewart. Now, whether people agree with his take or debate what his actual motives were—that’s a different story entirely—but the man said what he said. Besides, Sky journalists cornered Lauda right in the middle of the race, and he likely just gave them an unfiltered, brutally honest answer. I don't see any self-promotion in that.

Following Lauda’s live commentary during the race, it seems Stewart has now stepped in to point the finger at Hamilton for the collision.

We’re still just sitting here waiting for Daniel Ricciardo to actually make that Ford engine bark, just so Max Verstappen can swoop in and snatch a victory in the first race for a team that doesn't even have a car capable of winning. If that actually happened, wouldn't it be one for the history books?

On Skyj were moving far too quickly to even bring an accusation against Nico Rosberg. They don't exactly suffer from a lack of content, do they? 😁

Who says watching FC Barcelona is boring? 😁
Matches pop like popcorn in a microwave.

Kyle Edwards5 said:One less pit stop for Max Verstappen and Kimi Raikkonen?

It would appear so. They went with split strategies for both drivers. 😁

vividlynx68 said:If Mercedes doesn't start backing Lewis Hamilton, the whole thing is going to implode—it’s a conspiracy, plain and simple. In his mind, he's already won.

Niki Lauda has already gone on the record doing the exact opposite, so I imagine the other two will do everything in their power to smooth things over now.

@ruggedhawk20 - I find that unlikely. Much like what happened with Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber after Canada, they might play nice for a while, but the sense of teamwork is dead. This could easily ripple out and impact the driver market as well.

Well, that’s really the crux of the matter right there. Honestly, I wouldn't be at all surprised if this escalated into a physical altercation.

Man, Sebastian Vettel is absolutely relentless. 🙏

Max Verstappen was absolutely sensational today. As for Ricciardo, he first fell victim to a botched strategy and now his tires have completely given up on him. He’s going to lose his mind.
Ferrari really blew it.

After Lauda sided with Rosberg, Wolf has played it rather neutral—if not entirely vague—but I suspect Hamilton is going to lose his cool.

Drew Bennett68 said:I’ve just got this nagging gut feeling that Max is going to slip up somewhere.

I'm not so sure; from what I can see, he seems to have nerves of steel.

At this stage, it appears the momentum is leaning toward either Max Verstappen or Sebastian Vettel.

It’s the exact same text, yet the second link leads to a conclusion suggesting the server—or perhaps you—simply duplicated the post. Rather than expecting a moderator to track every single link you drop, wouldn't it be more practical to vary the content itself?
But fine, let's just assume this matter is settled.

Jason Campbell70 said:Good heavens!
The son of an Italian father!

We'll be waiting for you in Detroit!

Both current options meet the required standard. So, if only Daniel Ricciardo could step in for one of them, you would finally be satisfied. 🙏