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Peter Sullivan3 said:[/I]
rapidstag2 said:And perhaps the cars themselves could simply evaporate this rain away...
Right, well, to me, it looked more like he just slapped some white tape on the helmet and left whatever residue was left over from him bumping his head against the car. 🤦
Zinedine Zidane was in Paris yesterday for the LP final, and today he's in Monaco for the race. What a life he leads. 🙏
Peter Sullivan3 said:Back when Panis was absolutely tearing it up here, there were four different water stations along the trail
stormybadger8 said:It barely even fell...
It’s all there, just without the wet part. 🙄
Now they’re probably just waiting for a massive downpour so they can scrap the race and push it to tomorrow. 🙂🤦
Liberty Media is absolutely clueless. 🙄
If the race had actually started on time at 2:00 PM like it was supposed to, everything would have gone fine.
Scott Wood7 said:Could anyone possibly share a link for this...
Thanks.
Sam Clark75 said:Race starts behind the SC—it's already absolute chaos out there with everyone diving into those corners like maniacs
Jacob Castillo70 said:Did an Alpine also end up slamming into the wall?
stormybadger8 said:Gotta get Tibby something nice for their birthday. 😁
Jacob Castillo70 said:It’s such a shame for Pierre Gasly
swiftmaker12 said:My mind goes straight to Maldonado or Romain Grosjean.
They seemed to have some kind of incident every single race—and I don't just mean at Monaco, but just generally speaking.
Back in my day, Andrea de Cesaris was basically famous for making a mess of things every single F1 weekend.
swiftmaker12 said:A good number of them will probably end up shifting the barriers at Monaco
They used to bang into them all the time back in the day—so I don't see why they wouldn't now, especially since the cars are about 25% larger than they were a decade ago.
Every legendary driver has rattled those barriers, and if today's soft drivers won't, then who will?
Ayrton Senna during the '88 race, just out of nowhere
Michael Schumacher in '96 during a warm-up lap after taking pole,
Jenson Button in the Wehrlein 2017 era when he was swapping places with Alonso
It doesn't take much deep thinking to realize how easily you can tear through a safety barrier in Monaco.
It seems like none of you sheep have actually been to Monaco during a race weekend, yet here you are talking nonsense and acting like seasoned F1 experts.
In reality, you probably have zero connection to everyday life, let alone the world of racing.
darkmarlin16 said:Any intel?
So it looks like what I was dropping recently is actually hitting the mark. Red Bull Racing is shaping up to be the only real move left for Alonso, but apparently, Daniel Ricciardo is looking at the same desperate situation too.
graniteharbor502 said:Leclerc hasn't actually finished a single race in Monaco, even when looking back at his time in the lower tiers of competition. Meanwhile, Max took home the trophy in the last 🙄