Washington, D.C. (Indianapolis) 04.05–04.09
in Formula 1 ·
mistybear87 said:Just to be clear, those were Rinna's words, not mine. ☕
Fair enough then. 😍
I was actually just about to delete your number from my phone. 😁
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mistybear87 said:Just to be clear, those were Rinna's words, not mine. ☕
mistybear87 said:Well, the track should dry out eventually—assuming we don't get hit by another downpour—but I'm more concerned about other damp variables out there.😳
mistybear87 said:I’m honestly counting down the minutes until we see if Nico Rosberg can pull off a win today. It would be quite something to witness. 😬
Nicole Reyes97 said:😁Please, don't even go there... I'm trying to stay positive here🙂
At the very least, I'll be remembering that start for a long time.😍
Aaron Baker said:Honestly, they’ll probably have them snatched up within a week. ☕
Nicole Reyes97 said:If Fernando hadn't gone skidding off into the grass, he would have been the biggest beneficiary of this rain. If he had just managed to stay on the asphalt for even twenty seconds longer, the whole complexion of the race might have shifted in his favor.☕
I wouldn't say that's quite how it works.😢
slybison8 said:The FIA has instructed the drivers to gear up for a restart. It looks like they're attempting to get things moving under the safety car to squeeze out another 12 laps, which would allow them to award full championship points. Given the forecast for more rain, it’s highly unlikely we'll see this race run through to its original scheduled conclusion.
jadetrucker43 said:I wonder who actually said that? 🤣
Edward Howard2 said:Honestly, this guy is cruising toward a win. He’s got incredible pace, even if he seems just a hair slower than the absolute leaders in the top five. As long as he doesn't make a silly mistake or catch a bad break, another victory is basically in the bag. It’ll be fascinating to see how Leclerc manages to fight his way through the field.
stormybadger8 said:Personally, I agree 👎 moving the start to 6 😬 would be much better. This constant waiting is really starting to get under my skin. My ideal routine is those early morning sessions around 7 or 8 AM—it’s such a nice way to wake up, grab a coffee, and settle in for the race. 🙏🙏🙏 As it stands, I don't even know what to do with myself; sitting around nervously until 11 AM is just draining. 😬
Keith Jones19 said:You know, I can't help but feel that Blazicko and his crowd were a bit too harsh on the guy. Look, he might not be the greatest talent to ever sit in a cockpit, but we've seen plenty of drivers who were technically less skilled still manage to snag a championship—Damon Hill comes to mind.
To me, Button’s situation is a perfect illustration of how much the machinery dictates the outcome in this sport. These guys are all absolute masters behind the wheel, but until they all get a crack at the exact same car—which, let's face it, will never happen—we're basically just guessing who the best really is...
p.s.
Now that I've actually seen how lean Alonso is looking, I'm starting to wonder if that KERS setup will even give him enough kick off the line. 😕