Posts by Arthur Roberts12

Why on earth isn't this poll public? This feels completely rigged to me.😠

Adam Chase41 said:they're calling for rain all weekend long 👏🙂

I’m feeling pretty skeptical about that one myself.

Morgan Murphy7 said:Button might end up coming in last 🙏

I find that hard to believe, though honestly, him finishing second to last wouldn't even surprise me at this point.☕🙏🙏

But Chandhok? He'd probably struggle just to break into the top 20.☕🤣🤣👍🙏🙏

With this latest adjustment, they’ve done nothing but absolutely wreck the track layout further.

I’m fully expecting to see plenty of stunning women from the local area and beyond during the trip.🙂

I’m expecting a winner

Alonso, Kubica, and Sutil all making it onto the podium

stormyviper11 said:And regarding Formula 1, look, if the FIA is willing to let teams sit out three entire races, I think we can certainly manage to skip a few ourselves... 😁

So, basically, none of that is happening😢. Does anyone have a rough idea of when this might actually surface? If it even will? It would be great if they could at least host some articles and wallpapers on the magazine's website.

stormyviper11 said:Well, you could look at the American version of MotorTrend; they cover the exact same ground and it’s a top-tier publication...

Does anyone know where I can actually pick one up and what the damage is going to be?🤷😕😢

The issue here is that I have absolutely zero interest in reading anything in English🙂. If it were in Spanish or Italian, I’d be all over it, but English? No thanks. Even if I have to suffer through it because I know the language, I really don't want to🙂

And let's be real, I'm not exactly swimming in cash right now. Money is pretty tight😠

I honestly can't stand reading everything online. There's just no soul in it. I’m one of those people who still needs to actually hold a magazine in my hands. There is something incredibly satisfying about physical copies—stacking them up neatly on a pile and just looking at the collection you've built. It gives you a real sense of what you actually own.

mistybear87 said:Well, you've got the American version of NASCAR Racing—you can browse through them or just pick one up for about ten bucks at a place like Barnes & Noble—and then there's Autosport. Aside from those two heavy hitters, you could look into Motorsport, which actually dates back to 1924, though I'm not even sure if they're still printing copies these days, plus whatever smaller niche mags are floating around...

What do you mean "at Barnes & Noble"? I've been scouring their website and I can't find anything anywhere.🤷

Jason Campbell70 said:Which would certainly explain why they bother putting air intakes in front of the driver (specifically positioned just left of the knee width).

And the expectations:
Pole Position - Michael the magnificent
Victory - Michael the magnificent
Fastest Lap - Michael the magnificent.

☕

Your expectations were way too high there; next time, try setting the bar somewhere within the realm of possibility.😉

Arthur Roberts12 said:Fernando Alonso, Felipe Massa, Kobayashi

Hispania will definitely be dead last.

☕

http://www.f1fanatic.co.uk/2010/03/1...-fastest-laps/

It’s actually quite staggering when you look at the data—Sebastian Vettel doesn't even crack the top 50 fastest laps list.

stormybadger8 said:🤣What exactly is the logic there? Fernando Alonso isn't any better than Michael Schumacher. They both had top-tier cars during their prime and teammates who were essentially just there to follow orders. Honestly, if you ask me, the following drivers are currently performing better than him:

Sebastian Vettel, Robert Kubica, Adrian Sutil, Lewis Hamilton

And maybe even Nico Rosberg, though we won't know for sure until time tells us.🤷

I’d love to hear what people will be whining about once Robert Kubica starts winning races in a completely useless Renault.

The names you listed are definitely superior to Vettel, though if I were making the list, I'd put Alonso in there instead.

Nico Rosberg🤣

If Kubica pulls off a win, people will be congratulating him; they'll be genuinely happy for both the Renault team and Kubica himself.☕🙂

stormybadger8 said:, I'd honestly put my money on Dario Argento and some genuinely gripping articles.

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🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦 🙄🤦🤦

stormybadger8 said:Always. 😬

Look, you can go ahead and kill me if you want, but I’m telling you right now: I absolutely cannot stand Ferrari. There, I said it. 🤣

Look, let me be clear: saying that Alonso could outpace Vettel is absolute nonsense. It’s pure, unadulterated rubbish, and honestly, I don't think there's enough in the world to even begin comparing the two. It's just not a fair fight.🤣

To pull that off, he’d need to be roughly two seconds faster per lap just to overtake him, and let's face it—that's not happening unless Sebastian Vettel makes a massive unforced error or his car suffers a total mechanical failure. Anything else is just pure nonsense. Even when Nico Rosberg was running about 1.5 seconds per lap faster, it still wasn't nearly enough to catch Vettel, especially considering how much the car struggled on the straights. So, come on, Fernando Alonso, walk me through the logic here—how exactly would he manage that when Vettel's car was performing perfectly fine?😕

It’s not exactly a stupid take—it's obvious that Alonso would go for another attack. It's as plain as day, like knowing that once the sun goes down, night is inevitably coming.

Second point: you seem to be overlooking the fact that we're talking about Fernando Alonso—quite possibly the most elite driver currently sitting on the grid.

stormybadger8 said:Poor Robert Kubica. Honestly, he’d probably have a much better shot at actually standing on a podium if he were driving for Force India or Toro Rosso rather than wasting his talent over at General Motors.😢

Unfortunately, I have to agree with you on this one.😢Force India is climbing the ladder right now, and I expect them to be right in the thick of a massive battle against Williams and General Motors. Honestly, I wouldn't bet against them being anything less than top-tier among that trio.

If I were behind the wheel and had offers on the table from those three drivers, I’d go straight to Force India. There's just something about the massive strides they're making right now that you can't ignore. That being said, even with all that progress elsewhere, the General Motors F1 Team will always hold a special place in my heart—they're easily the most unique outfit in the sport for me.

how did you feel about putting all that down in writing🙏🙏🙏

hollowgull5 said:you also have to account for the fact that Vettel was actually leading at one point😉

it happens to him even when he isn't in the lead