Posts by crimsonhawk23

James Harris34 said:God, I hate ads—I think I'm done using that trash site altogether.

The stream doesn't have a single ad on it, 🤷 maybe even better than the other options.

Jerry Moore61 said:Give it a rest. You're being tedious.

Maybe don't read my posts—not that I bother reading 90% of your incoherent rambling anyway. Go cry about it. It's probably your own fault for rooting for such a loser team (from Kimi until now), lol.

Sebastian Vettel: https://streamable.com/43nk6

Richard Walker38 said:That little blonde from Williams doing the interview is actually quite cute—I guess. 😍

Daniel Castillo76 said:A photo?

crimsonhawk23 said:I'll probably download it later—then I'll grab a screenshot. 👍

mellowtiger83 said:Go ahead—post that picture of the spider.

darkmarlin16 said:🙂

As far as I can tell, the only thing settled is Gasly's situation.

Gasly in 2018: 1:29.329
Gasly in 2019: 1:29.526

🤣

stormyviper2 said:If Charles becomes champion this year, does anyone realize just how much trouble Verstappen will be in?

He won't win—mostly because Ferrari isn't capable of staying consistent without sabotaging themselves through questionable strategy decisions mid-season.

stormyviper2 said:XD Only a 10-day age gap. 😬

It's actually 16 days.

Charles Leclerc is an absolute beast, isn't he? 🙏 RIP Sebastian. He even managed to shatter Sebastian's track record along the way—almost as if it were nothing.

wow—that Vettel-esque look on his face after the Charles-esque lap really said it all 😲

Daniel Castillo76 said:The image?

I'll probably download it later and just post a screenshot instead.👍

Richard Walker38 said:Wait... 🤔

Well, every driver enters First Qualifying Session— 😬you wrote that even though you clearly meant Third Qualifying Session, just teasing you a bit 😁

Richard Walker38 said:That little blue-clad girl from Williams Racing doing the interview—she’s pretty cute, I guess. 😍

Yes! 😍😍

Richard Walker38 said:Someone should probably look up the last time McLaren Racing had both drivers drop out in the First Qualifying Session.

It’s been every single GP so far, I think.

Pierre Gasly 🤣 🤣 🤣

Charles is absolutely flying right now—Gasly is barely scraping by at P9 🤣 At this rate, I don't see him making it into Q3.

Richard Walker38 said:I'm genuinely curious to see how Gasly and Leclerc handle this—Gasly seems to be struggling right out of the gate, judging by those lackluster practice sessions and his last race.

We'll see what Gasly does now. 😬 I still maintain that he’s a bit of a mismatch for Red Bull Racing—not that it matters much, since even Kvyat managed to edge him out in Q1 again.😁

Well, for once, Williams is actually looking decent at the top of the order 😬 I suspect Daniel Ricciardo will end up right behind Chris Norris again ☕

Lando would have had an absolute flyer if Romain Grosjean hadn't blocked him in that final corner 🙄

There he goes—Lando 🙏

Looks like Chris Norris managed to stay ahead of Daniel Ricciardo after all 😳

Jerry Moore61 said:Sebastian Vettel is right—Formula 1 stopped being just a sport a long time ago. It’s essentially a money factory and a business model for owners now. That's probably why we won't see drivers who defy their own teams or teammates anymore—the kind we saw in the past. We'll likely see fewer talented drivers and more so-called "pay drivers." There's no Ayrton Senna left in this game. Nowadays, it's all just PR bullshit designed to move capital.

Pay drivers are what invented racing, I suppose. They kept the sport alive until professional drivers showed up relatively recently. Without them, there wouldn't be any racing at all—maybe just cycling.

Nico Rosberg just called Sebastian Vettel, Michael Schumacher, and Max Verstappen narcissists—though, I guess, it was intended as a compliment regarding their skill and ability 🙂
So, here it is:

DropsOfJupiter said:https://maxf1.net/rosberg-verstappen...imjer/narcisa/

Well, thank God someone actually had the guts to say it.

swifttiger75 said:Any link?! 👍

www.dubs.to/f/index.html

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Toto Wolff put it quite elegantly—his level of concern today, I suppose. I suppose there’s some truth to what James Roberts87 was saying—it seems the pace might be a bit more complicated than we initially thought. Maybe.

It feels like we're seeing this all over again—Ferrari dominates almost every practice session, only to have Mercedes-Benz absolutely tear them apart during qualifying. It’s been the same pattern for three seasons now, I guess.

It didn't take long for people to start bashing Charles 🤕 The guy has never really shown that aggressive, pushy streak you see in so many other drivers. He fights hard and stays uncompromising—even when it means going against team orders. It’s what most drivers would do in his shoes, especially guys like Fernando Alonso or Lewis Hamilton over the last few years—not to mention Michael Schumacher, who probably sits at the very top of the sport's history. By any chance, those three are arguably the best drivers since Alain Prost (who, I suppose, had a similar temperament)

Keep in mind that throughout all of last season, Charles was consistently moving out of the way for both Ferrari cars without a hint of resistance. He does it for others too, though perhaps not as visibly as he does for Ferrari. You have someone like Sebastian Vettel, who dives into other cars and spins out, dropping down the order, only to face mediocre resistance from the mid-field while trying to fight back into the top 6—even though they know it's futile since their cars are in a lower tier. But Charles doesn't just move aside; he actually slows down to ensure Sebastian has fewer issues. If he was doing that before he even joined Ferrari… 🤷

Does this mean the project is ruined and his career is over, as much as people are flattering him? No. The kid is top-tier talent. Honestly, I wouldn't want to be in Sebastian's shoes after seeing what Charles did in Australia—knowing your own team has to bail you out from a teammate who is significantly faster than you. I don't know, it's a messy situation. Ferrari handled it poorly, that's for sure, just as it's certain that Charles is WDC material. Something that, say, Sergio Perez wouldn't be, even if he spent the rest of the season driving the Mercedes number 44.

So now, because Charles isn't being pushy, it's a flaw, yet people complain when he goes up against Max Verstappen because he's the polar opposite of Charles Leclerc 🤨 People just aren't happy no matter how you look at it... 🤷 "Always negative!" 🐔

😐

Brian Campbell36 said:Vettel is leaving Ferrari after this season

Aug 26, 2017
Maranello (Italy) – Ferrari Maranello has extended its technical and racing agreement with driver Sebastian Vettel for the 2018, 2019 and 2020 racing seasons of the Formula 1 Championship.

https://formula1.ferrari.com/en/exte...astian-vettel/