cosmiccyclist8 said:Well, look who finally decided to show up—Morgan Murphy7 is in the building. Honestly, this is just the icing on the cake for today 🙏🙏🙏🙏: s
Haha, I would have popped up much sooner, but I've spent the last two years fruitlessly hunting down the password for the email address tied to my account. 😵🙏
I’ve decided to pop back onto this forum after fifteen years away, and honestly, I couldn't resist. I just had to jump in and say how incredible it was to watch Fernando defend Sparta today. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I finally sat down to watch a race after what feels like an eternity, and honestly, I came away feeling pretty underwhelmed. It seems like we're stuck in the same old loop where the tire strategy dictates the winner more than actual driving skill does. ☕
Let’s just enjoy the thrill of all these high-stakes overtakes while they last, folks. Once the checkered flag drops, we can finally take a moment to thank Bernie for delivering such an incredibly engaging season.
I'M EXPECTING that I might tune in for this race, though honestly, it's only because this particular circuit is my absolute favorite on the calendar. It certainly isn't because I'm looking forward to seeing a bunch of aggressive overtakes 🙏
Jonathan Adams85 said:if they let them through and Mark Webber ends up being the champion😲,I wouldn't hold it against them one bit😉 THAT'S JUST FORMULA 1☕☕☕
Exactly
That’s just how racing works
There is massive money at stake here
It’s a bit unrealistic to expect Massa to take the win when it essentially means sacrificing Fernando Alonso's life
Honestly, what are you all even thinking? Get a grip
placidsurfer9 said:just so we have a list for next week:
1. Sebastian Vettel 2. Lewis Hamilton 3. Mark Webber 4. someone else (like Schumacher 😁 ) 5. Fernando Alonso
I think that’s pretty fair, especially considering how Felipe Massa let Fernando Alonso down... Between Massa letting Alonso slip, Webber being outpaced by Sebastian Vettel, and vice versa—not to mention those Sebastian Vettel technical issues—the kid really deserves the championship regardless of any mistakes made during the season.
Come on, please, let's be serious here.
Sebastian Vettel has been driving the fastest car most consistently throughout this championship, and now suddenly he's somehow "earned" it?
He hasn't made a single move this entire season that would actually make it memorable.
To me, Jenson Button was much more interesting last year, even if he is a bit of a dry personality himself.
stormybadger8 said:What's the logic in trying to swap Webber's helmet onto Vettel's head and then shoving Vettel into Webber's car?🙄
He's only responsible for himself when the kid outpaces him in qualifying. He's only responsible for himself when the kid outpaces him during the race. He's only responsible for himself for that mess in Korea.
Honestly, what is wrong with you people?🤷
You just don't get it.
If they had played their cards right regarding Webber earlier on, we wouldn't be facing this situation where Fernando Alonso could potentially snatch the championship even with a third-place finish.🤷
stormybadger8 said:Man, this championship has been absolutely ridiculous. Somehow, Hamilton still managed to snatch the title🤦
If it were up to fate, Fernando Alonso's engine would have given out right then. Picture this: Vettel and Webber sitting in a 1-2 formation, basically having the championship in their sights, only for a collision to happen that sends Red Bull Racing straight into chaos, allowing Hamilton to cross the line first and take the trophy.🤦
It feels only right that some kind of divine justice hits Red Bull for prioritizing Vettel. It's like Mary will stop at nothing just to make sure Webber doesn't get his hands on that title.👎
Fernando Alonso is performing absolute miracles with this scrap heap of a car. If he actually manages to clinch a championship title, it would honestly be the most well-deserved feat in Formula 1 since 2006. 🙏
Taylor Reed64 said:He’s going to be absolutely blindsided when his performance falls off a cliff during the race. 😁
It reminds me of that situation with Coulthard, where he dealt with that whole mess on the plane just days before a race, only to end up struggling on the track itself. 🙏
He’s just one of those unpredictable characters. 🙏