Posts by Jason Campbell70

nimblesurfer17 said:using a photo as "proof" of Kimi Raikkonen's mistake...🙏 🙏 🙏 🤣

Got any better evidence to claim otherwise?

Of course not. 🙂

Until then.👋

Michael Lee4 said:Sure, just grab one single photo and then mock everyone else... luckily, that dust cloud shows up in the shot too. ☕

And what’s the deal with the dust cloud?
The dust didn't hit Alonso's rear tire or Kimi's front wing.

But later on, Kimi's front wing slammed right into Alonso's rear tire. That's what the screenshot clearly shows.

darkmarlin16 said:Felipe, show this "almost leader" how it's done. He's never actually won from a starting position lower than 4th.

You really misjudged that driver's performance. ☕

darkmarlin16 said:Georgie is just being difficult again today. 🙂

Lauda remains sharp and perceptive, as always. ☕

stormybadger8 said:the whole argument rests solely on Alonso's claim that he would have been faster and finished in fourth place...

And as such, that statement carries much more weight than just some "blah, blah, blah," or "it looks to me," or "maybe," or a bunch of emojis and mindless rambling.

But sure, "it's obvious to you that Alonso is lying about how long and wide he is." 😍

Raikkonen playing favorites again. For the second time.

Someone needs to kick Gröžn out of NASCAR. 🤮

I can't stand these early morning slots. 😁

Adam Chase41 said:How is Kimi Raikkonen at fault here?😕

Kimi Raikkonen has a broken front wing, and Fernando Alonso has a punctured rear tire.

Smart enough.

Another stellar race for Sebastian Vettel.

A sterile, dull race. ☕

Michael Lee4 said:Oh, please... you aren't going to bait me into your trolling games.🤣

It isn't trolling. It's just a screenshot capturing the exact moment Alonso and Raikkonen made contact.
The contact that caused Alonso's rear left tire to blow and sent a chunk of Raikkonen's front wing flying.

I'll say it again:


The image clearly shows the drivers' positions at the point of impact.

I'll leave it to everyone else to draw their own conclusions based on the shot.

Edward Howard2 said:Fernando Alonso mentioned he couldn't wrap his head around what Kimi was thinking, considering there was absolutely no room to make a move there.

Maybe he was just trying to help out his best friend? 🤷

Jason Campbell70 said:Raikkonen’s front wing is shattered, and Alonso’s rear tire is punctured.

Smart enough.

Am I convinced by my own logic? Or am I just trolling? ☕

Edward Howard2 said:Yeah... we're more than ready to take down those wannabe champions. ☕

Even Mass is slapping around those pretenders. ☕

Michael Lee4 said:Jason Campbell70, why on earth would you try to troll this early? 🤦

How is this trolling? You mean just posting a photo from the starting grid?

Jason Clark14 said:The race in Japan is starting to feel a bit tedious.

Indianapolis is always a slog to watch.

nimblesurfer17 said:Alonso took the risk and blew it... just deal with it..☕

We settled that long ago. He took the risk, he failed, and we've moved on.

But isn't the real issue that it wasn't his own driving mistake? It was someone else's.

And of course... if the roles were reversed, or if it had been Alonso and Sebastian Vettel swapping places, you know TBF would be absolutely tearing into Ford International Assistance and everyone else involved.

stormybadger8 said:Those two things have absolutely nothing to do with one another.☕
It’s a completely different situation when a driver crashes into someone else and then decides to retire because of it... or when someone else just gives up. With intention. He waits eight minutes just to hit the track, and because of that, he misses his chance at a fast lap. Why bother?
Did Alonso ruin his own qualifying lap, or did the team blow it? It all comes down to who decided to wait until the very end of the session. Either way, Kimi had absolutely nothing to do with it.

Do you think...☕Maybe you should give those "arguments" of yours a little more weight?

Lewis Hamilton clearly chose the right side on purpose. It was obviously what he felt was best for his position at that moment. Had he gone left, maybe he would have cleared La Source in the opening lap. But he didn't.
It happened. It really happened. And he lost it all because of Grosjean's mistake. Not his own. Grosjean's.

It seems Alonso waited until the very end of qualifying on purpose. He clearly felt that was his best move. Had he pushed just thirty seconds earlier, maybe he could have tackled Spoon at full racing speed. But he didn't.
It happened. It really happened. He lost it all because of Kimi Räikkönen. Not even a single second due to his own driving errors—no. It was because of that yellow flag on that section of the track. A total mess, all thanks to Kimi's mistake.

A direct comparison. No "maybe," no "if only," and none of that useless rambling.

stormybadger8 said:It’s one thing when a driver dives in and ruins someone else's race, but at the end of the day, none of these guys can blame anyone but themselves for failing to nail a fast lap earlier.☕

Alonso, Hamilton, Kamui Kobayashi, and Sergio Perez are all just responsible for being in Grosjean's way during the start of GP Belgium. 🙄

It's the exact same nonsense. Back then, Alonso, Hamilton, Kamui Kobayashi, and Sergio Perez had their races ruined by someone else's mistake.
Today, Alonso had his qualifying lap ruined because of someone else's mistake.

Raymond Anderson4 said:He isn't funny to me anymore...
There’s an entire army over at ESPN just bowing down to every single thing he says or does.

And he’s become so incredibly prickly lately... especially during interviews. Why can't he just speak normally like a regular person?

Take this latest situation where he clearly didn't care that everyone else had to slow down through the turn because he went off track... I'm not saying he needs to sit there and cry about it, but maybe offer a bit of accountability? A simple "my bad, I didn't mean to do that, sorry to the guys for causing the chaos."
In my opinion, he needs to stop constantly trying to push this narrative that he simply doesn't care about anyone else.

Only a complete idiot would say, "I don't care about the others."

But hey, that's how he finds his target audience for his marketing.