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stormybadger8 said:Anyone know which idiot infected him? 😬
Is he still hanging out with that weird little group of his? 🤔
If Terbal just stuck by his girl, we wouldn't be having this problem...
It seems the GOAT "caught" COVID-19 from being too intimidated by the metal safety barriers at the Bahrain Grand Prix.
ruggedhawk20 said:Honestly, anyone stepping in should be looking at a Top 10 finish—it's a fair expectation. But let's be real, the track is gonna be a complete mystery to everyone, so last weekend's data basically means nothing.
That is, assuming they don't end up hitting the wall like Grosjean did one day (bless his heart), or something along those lines.
Either way, someone is getting a shot at Lewis's car—it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that you just can't pass up.
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Kenneth Cruz67 said:I wonder what all you forum experts are actually expecting when it comes to Lewis's replacement?
Is everything else besides taking first place just considered a total failure in your eyes?
Not at all. It won't be a failure.
Anyone stepping into that Mercedes seat this weekend at Saarland will essentially be flying blind. It’s like being asked to pilot a jet mid-flight without a briefing.
Except maybe Hulkenberg. He’s actually dialed in and ready to go this weekend.
Mercedes needs to make a smart, nuanced decision, and they need to do it fast.
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Just to add a little flavor to things... let's go with:
Esteban Gutierrez
Today serves as definitive proof that Mladen Jergović is a far superior and more high-quality sports journalist than Ivica Blažičko.
Mladen can talk about himself and Formula 1 for hours on end, whereas Blažičko just vanishes from the screen the second there’s a break on the track...
Oh, my dear Ivica Blažičko. 🤦
That's enough about this little story of yours, which most people have either swallowed whole or eaten up with a side of onions:
Ivica, you and YOUR fake truths.
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Finally back in the mix; featuring America's finest F1 expert:
He decided it was time to step up and make his voice heard.
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fadedwalker18 said:I have no clue why the image vanished from the last post, but here it is again:
Hmmmmm...... looks like someone is playing the naughty child today......
mellowtiger83 said:Where is the picture, man? Or am I supposed to just imagine it?
I have no clue why the image vanished from the last post, but here it is again:
This photo could tell an entire story on its own...
mellowtiger83 said:I follow points one and three perfectly well, but the second remains elusive to me. Perhaps my cognitive faculties have simply declined over the years.
Fair enough, let me clarify...
Ayrton Senna stands as the absolute greatest and fastest driver in Formula 1 history.
Ayrton Senna was simply the greatest, most dominant, and fastest driver in Formula 1 history.
cosmiccyclist8 said:
Keke Rosberg, Eddie Cheever, Elio de Angelis.
I caught bits of it yesterday and the day before—not quite in one sitting... but I finally found the headspace and the time. I’ll hopefully sit down and watch the whole thing at once very soon.
The film is Magnificent. A true masterpiece. A genuine piece of art.
It’s a slow burn. The plot unfolds gradually. As you settle into the movie, you really feel the passage of time... the characters feel so incredibly real:
Jill ( Claudia Cardinale ). Absolutely stunning. Feminine. Natural. 😍 ( She's still with us, thankfully. )
The Trio, if you don't count Morton... the mysterious Harmonica, the villainous Frank, and the unlucky yet lucky Cheyenne... they are perfect.
And the music. It’s woven right into the narrative, flowing with the film itself... such infectious music.
I honestly don't know. I'll probably watch this another X times until I know it by heart.
Or maybe just until I've seen enough of a young Claudia Cardinale. 🤣 The very definition of beauty.
The film is brutal and gritty, but it possesses soul, spirit, humanity... it feels alive.
Sergio Leone... 🙏🙏
Patrick Tambay ahead of Nelson Piquet, and even a Ligier... in Monaco?
Absolutely stunning. 🙏🙏
Will our fellow F1 enthusiast Mladen Jergović ever make a comeback (a "resurrection," if you will) to our corner of the internet?
stormybadger8 said:Give me a break, Vettel had already cleared Hamilton right at the starting line, before the rest of the pack even got moving...
He dropped Hamilton immediately at the launch...
And let's be real, Charles Leclerc wasn't giving him any kind of tow; nobody gets a meaningful tow in the first ten meters of a race, it's just not how physics works. 🤦
He could have moved wherever he wanted...
Vettel had already overtaken him long before a tow would have even been a factor.
He was running parallel to him right at the start of the straightaway, before any slipstream effect could possibly kick in...
I beg your pardon, but if that's the case, then all that radio chatter about Vettel being told to let Leclerc through is just some mass hallucination shared by millions of us watching on TV!?
Why on earth would Ferrari ask Vettel to let Leclerc past? Just for the fun of it?
bluewalker92 said:Is it even possible that Sebastian Vettel just lost his mind after being moved to a different position and intentionally stalled the car? Like, "if I can't win, neither can you" vibes? 🙂
Why wouldn't it be possible? It’s honestly quite plausible. Or at least something along those lines happened. You'd have to build a solid case out of it—and then, immediate termination.
shadowmarlin22 said:Lewis is just doing his thing. The real question is whether he’ll catch up to Michael Schumacher or actually surpass him. Personally, I still think he'll close the gap, but overtaking him? That's a much taller order.
Let's be real: Lewis Hamilton is already outperforming Michael Schumacher, period. He's been at that level since 2020.
....all while driving that powerhouse Mercedes-Benz...... 🤦🤦
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