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Nürburgring GP Recap: July 22, 2012 in Formula 1 ·
stormybadger8 said:I really wonder... was it Dominating or Marsh who ended up in tears after the race?🤣


Sebastian Vettel, just like always. ☕
Nürburgring GP Recap: July 22, 2012 in Formula 1 ·
stormybadger8 said:Is that some kind of new nickname for Fernando Alonso? 🙂

Fernando Alonso TBF1D, as always. 🤣🙏
Nürburgring GP Recap: July 22, 2012 in Formula 1 ·
Vamos Fernando, let's go Ferrari. 🙂
Nürburgring GP Recap: July 22, 2012 in Formula 1 ·
Hindenburg is turning in his grave. 🙏
Nürburgring GP Recap: July 22, 2012 in Formula 1 ·
Douglas Parker61 said:What on earth happened to Alonso?🙂

No clue. Just watching the commercials. 🙏
Nürburgring GP Recap: July 22, 2012 in Formula 1 ·
Michael Lee4 said:What happened?

If you only see what matters on the track during the commercial breaks, then nothing was actually seen.

In other words, it wasn't seen. 🙏
Nürburgring GP Recap: July 22, 2012 in Formula 1 ·
Novak Djokovic and the technical details. 😁
Nürburgring GP Recap: July 22, 2012 in Formula 1 ·
Roger Wright94 said:From what I can tell, they're cheating—basically driving on the edge or even inside illegal territory—but they manage to smooth it over using legal loopholes and technicalities.
How long can they keep this up?
When will it all end?


When did the rules even change?

Whenever it suited Bernie Ecclestone.
Nürburgring GP Recap: July 22, 2012 in Formula 1 ·
Baaark. 🙂

Damn, sounds just like I'm listening to Barrichello. ☕
German Embassy (Indianapolis) 07/22/2012 in Formula 1 ·
What absolute idiots. 🤦
German Embassy (Indianapolis) 07/22/2012 in Formula 1 ·
What on earth was Fettel thinking? 🤣
Nürburgring GP Recap: July 22, 2012 in Formula 1 ·
A total standstill. 🙏
Nürburgring GP Recap: July 22, 2012 in Formula 1 ·
The near-double champion gets unlucky again.

Just business as usual, I suppose. ☕
Nürburgring GP Recap: July 22, 2012 in Formula 1 ·
Senna is on CNN. 🙂
Nürburgring GP Recap: July 22, 2012 in Formula 1 ·
Where did the Gatorade branding disappear to on the back of McLaren's wing?
Nürburgring GP Recap: July 22, 2012 in Formula 1 ·
Jason Campbell70 said:Let's go, Fernando Alonso

🙂

Let's go Fernando, let's go Ferrari! 🙂
German Embassy (Indianapolis) 07/22/2012 in Formula 1 ·
Michael Lee4 said:Get rid of Monaco and any other track with such a poor safety record. ☕

But isn't Monaco one of the most anticipated races of the season?

And what about Singapore, Valencia, Korea, or Abu Dhabi... 🤮
German Embassy (Indianapolis) 07/22/2012 in Formula 1 ·
Michael Lee4 said:It seems some people are nostalgic for those years when the only way to overtake was if someone else simply gave up and pulled over to the side of the track.☕


If Ferrari (or Michael Schumacher, for that matter—I wouldn't complain one bit) kept winning non-stop, I’d sign a contract pledging to cheer from the starting line to the finish.

Let’s be honest and stop with the vague "it feels like" or "in my opinion" nonsense.

As you pointed out yourself, DRS has definitely inflated the overtaking statistics.
Regardless, we saw zero progress in Monaco, yet at other tracks, we've seen far too much "progress."
German Embassy (Indianapolis) 07/22/2012 in Formula 1 ·
Michael Lee4 said:I have to disagree... passing on certain tracks is just so difficult that even DRS doesn't help much. You really only see an overtake with DRS when the guy ahead completely destroys his tires (again, on specific tracks)...


Most tracks fall into that category.
But just wait for Spa. We'll see how that DRS zone on Kemmel actually impacts the race.

Michael Lee4 said:So, DRS is the least of it. There are plenty of other factors at play. For starters, they should bring back the old fuel loads.☕

Fak jea, imagine those Pirelli tires paired with those fuel loads.
Now that would be interesting. I doubt anyone could drive a full race consistently without the tires blowing out at least once.
If I were to run for moderator, it would mean I’m stepping away from competing next year. After all the nonsense surrounding the recent competitions, I'm more convinced than ever that a moderator shouldn't be an active competitor at the same time.

And in case you forgot, I've actually stepped up for the moderator role once before. Even though I was the only one who applied, they ended up appointing some other suitable member instead.

As for the rules? No issues there—they just need a few minor tweaks.

Regarding the crew responsible for enforcing those rules... well, everything has already been said through all this bickering in the sub-forums. Between the constant inconsistency, people making up rules that don't even exist, and acting like fools just to scrape together a few pathetic points...