1. Fernando Alonso 2. Michael Schumacher 3. Kimi Raikkonen 4. Felipe Massa 5. Giancarlo Fisichella 6. Pedro de la Rosa 7. David Coulthard 8. Jacques Villeneuve
pole position: Fernando Alonso fastest lap: Michael Schumacher first out: Takuma Sato
1. Kimi Raikkonen 2. Fernando Alonso 3. Michael Schumacher 4. Juan Pablo Montoya 5. Felipe Massa 6. Giancarlo Fisichella 7. Ralf Schumacher 8. Jarno Trulli
pole position: Kimi Raikkonen fastest lap: Michael Schumacher first out: David Coulthard
1. Fernando Alonso 2. Michael Schumacher 3. Juan Pablo Montoya 4. Giancarlo Fisichella 5. Kimi Raikkonen 6. Felipe Massa 7. Jarno Trulli 8. Mark Webber
pole position: Fernando Alonso fastest lap: Michael Schumacher first out: Speed
Well, I figured I’d throw my two cents in and brag a little bit too. Here is this photo because, honestly, a picture really does say more than any long-winded explanation ever could. Sure, the processor itself can handle a lot more, but let's be real—that memory is what's actually holding everything back here.
Honestly, I don't have any real expectations other than just hoping we get more exciting races filled with actual overtaking, because at the end of the day, I truly couldn't care less about who walks away with the championship title 😁. My gut feeling? I’m calling it now: Renault and McLaren are going to be locked in a massive dogfight for both titles right up until the final lap, while Ferrari will likely end up trailing in third.
John Palmer4 said:So what’s the plan now? God help us, we're stuck with outdated Windows... it’s going to be absolute chaos. Once you lose the ability to run updates, everything starts breaking left and right everywhere you look. 😁
What’s really coming is this massive feeding frenzy over network filters—you know, firewalls—and before you know it, they’ll scrap all the free versions and start charging for everything, even just updating your antivirus software.
And honestly, what happens if I actually go out and buy Windows only to find out my serial number has already been used somewhere else? It’s like that mess people dealt with back when Half-Life 2 first dropped.
Jessica Bailey88 said:Who exactly? Sylvester Stallone?! Like he’s some kind of legendary driver like Lewis Hamilton or something! 🤣 What a fantastic crowd we have here! 😁
Just scroll down the thread, you'll see plenty of other famous names in the racing world if you bother to look.
The FIA said:Seriously, though. He was basically just playing a part in that absolute pile of garbage. 😁
I wasn't even there. Check this out. I mean, seriously, who on earth was actually hanging out with him? I’m sitting here trying to wrap my head around his social circle and honestly, it’s a total mystery. You have to wonder what kind of crowd he was running with to end up like that.
slycrane94 said:If you actually want to write anything meaningful, you go with LaTeX. Microsoft Word is barely good enough for a grocery list, and honestly, even that feels like a stretch.
I’m right there with you.
And look, if you want proof of how much of a disaster Microsoft Word really is, just look at the absolute chaos I've witnessed from people who actually try to format their entire damn resumes in Excel. It's a nightmare.
Carol Ortiz4 said:Let’s just wrap this up and agree there is absolutely no way to actually compare drivers, 😁 since there isn't even a theoretical chance of it happening in real life, so why are we even wasting our breath debating it?
What if everyone just hopped into go-karts? Or does that "cute" little vehicle—which, honestly, sounds like something I’d want just to zip around my apartment 😁—actually have the option to tweak the setup? Even if it does, the speeds aren't high enough for any kind of technical setup to make a damn bit of difference.
Angel said:Well, yeah, obviously! But honestly, you can see the gap so clearly when two drivers are stuck on the exact same team. Like, if one guy is constantly standing on the podium while the other is struggling just to finish sixth, you don't even need a math degree to figure out who's actually pulling their weight.
I wouldn't be so sure about that, though. It’s not like they're treating both cars identically; different crews work on different cars, and since there's always a huge variance in skill levels among the mechanics, those tiny little differences in how they "service" the cars end up making a massive difference on the track.
If you really want an answer to that, just look at what happened to Jacques over at BAR—he’s nowhere to be found now, and honestly? It’s because if I were the one calling the shots, I would’ve built a much better car in the first place.😁