Spanish Grand Prix - April 27, 2008
in Formula 1 ·
rustystag7 said:anyone with common sense who stays realistic follows Formula 1🤷
haha🙏🙏🙏 <----- for that sarcastic remark
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rustystag7 said:anyone with common sense who stays realistic follows Formula 1🤷
Raymond Ortiz89 said:Only his name stays the same at this point. He keeps bringing up 2005 or 2006? Should I be the one pointing out how Jordan just tore through everyone back then?
hollowhawk412 said:....
Picquet believes both General Motors cars have a real shot at success in Q3. Might they actually pull it off?
hollowhawk412 said:One ought to remain optimistic. 🙏
neonharbor18 said:Look, I'm not trying to pick a fight here, but where exactly are you getting the idea that General Motors is more stable? You watch some practice sessions somewhere, and suddenly... maybe that weird rear end on the car looks off to you?🤷, perhaps🤷
Arthur Doyle70 said:up until 2006☕
Now we have Gilles Simon
hollowhawk412 said:.
By the way, I have some info for the enthusiasts and all the Ferrari fans out there...
The head of engine development for their team all these years has actually been from General Motors🙂
Some French guy who started his Formula 1 career back in the 80s when General Motors first showed up in the sport and pushed the limits with turbo development🙂
Jason Campbell70 said:Young or old, Michael Schumacher is the GOAT.🙏🙏🙏
Sep said:This is just too good.
Nathan Johnson2 said:🤣😂Excellent.
Raymond Ortiz89 said:Haha, phenomenal. Who thought of this?😂😂
fangs said:Too good.🙏
rapidviper54 said:Great.
darkmarlin16 said:I’m right there with you.
Aside from Ayrton, who could even pick a better one? It's impossible to say.
Jim Clark🙏🙏🙏🙏
Just think back to Monza.
Arthur Doyle70 said:Back in 2006, Renault had plenty of engineering freedom to build a solid car for 2007. Look what they produced. Of course, that logic applies to this season too—though, let's be honest, the season hasn't even properly warmed up yet.
Arthur Doyle70 said:It’s not wrong to claim that Mercedes' engines struggle at higher RPMs. That is simply a fact.
ironstag3 said:What would we even do without our beloved top 10 drivers...
Pure brilliance from Hamilton... WARNING: Not recommended for McDonald's fans
Hamilton Part I (yeah, I'll be the season winner eventually... he just forgot he actually needs to pit for tires😂)
Hamilton Part II (ah, one last race, I'm in third, I just need to finish, I've got a new engine stronger than Alonso's, I'm basically the new winner... still😂 no comment)
Hamilton Part III (🙂 I survived, things went okay, it's fine, there's still hope if I can just squeeze this special baton they obviously kept secret, told me I couldn't squeeze while driving, let's go😂)
And what is there to say after a season concluded by those stunts in the final two races? Hamilton is a legend 🙏
New season begins. Hamilton outplayed Alonso at McDonald's because he's just cool, he's the man at McDonald's.....
Vroom vroom vroom, we've made it to the third race of the season...
Hamilton crushing it in practice 👍
Hamilton showing Alonso who's boss
Hamilton crushing it in the race
Ultimately, what's left to say? I think Hamilton is the best, the fastest, and the smartest when the pressure is on.... His driving is cool. Bravo, man.😂
rustystag7 said:I feel this way whenever I see all these nonsensical posts that have absolutely nothing to do with Formula 1.
Edward Howard2 said:You and your buddy Jason Campbell70 act like you're joined at the hip. Maybe it's even deeper than that. 🙂
Just a bunch of old-school nostalgics. I know a few people like that—totally unreachable. You could show them proof that Michael Schumacher never actually won a single race properly in his life, and they wouldn't budge. Look, I'm not saying he wasn't a great driver. He was solid, easily top five over the last two decades. That’s nothing. But the way you guys defend him? It's like he's responsible for your very existence. 🙂
Frank Collins85 said:^^I've got major déjà vu here