Posts by Jason Campbell70

Drew Bennett68 said:Here is a look at some legendary drivers through the years, sitting right in their cars.

The "Ferrari" taxi service.

🤣

Michael Diaz4 said:And then there was the tragic loss of the unforgettable Jacques Villeneuve😢

If you had actually heard about what happened with Didier Pironi, where would you even stop? 🙏

shadowstag10 said:But honestly, does anyone actually find it impressive when someone wins just because their car is two seconds faster than everyone else? It kind of defeats the purpose, doesn't it?

What's the issue here?

Vettel. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
A masterclass. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Michael Diaz4 said:Bravo. Schumacher joined a struggling Ferrari and turned them into winners after two decades... Vettel joined a top-tier team and just rode their coattails... The greats pull the best out of mediocre teams, elevate them to the podium, and that's how you build legendary outfits...

Vettel actually joined a squad that snagged 6 wins in its very first season (4 for Vettel, 2 for Webber), along with 10 other podium finishes (4 for Vettel, 6 for Webber).
A team that ended up having the fastest car on the grid by the end of that season.

What kind of "top-tier team" are you talking about? 🙂

Tyler Bennett5 said:Just look at the stands today—or any race—you see Red Bull flags, Williams, Force India, Toro Rosso. Maybe a few McLaren ones here and there, but that's it.
Go ahead, tell me Ferrari fans aren't twice as numerous as everyone else combined.
I'll believe you as much as I'd believe TBF1 when they claim Red Bull isn't currently dominating.

Oh, please...
At every single race, we see heaps of Spanish flags. We know who they belong to.
Every race, a sea of Finnish flags. We know who they represent.
Every race, a mass of British flags. Since so many say "LEWIS," we know exactly who they're for.

Vettel flags? Vettel fans? Well... there's basically none.

Why? Honestly, the guy can't even attract the casual glory hunters.

Jason Campbell70 after reading some of these forum posts:

Daniel James8 said:Niki Lauda

Niki Lauda. 😂

David Anderson72 said:how?
Every single title won by Alonso and Kimi is worth more than all of Vettel's combined.

How much fans actually value Vettel's wins and titles? Just look at the reactions whenever a fraud sits down for a podium interview.

Honestly, even Schumacher was more boring. Races used to be even duller than today's, yet he never got to act as entitled as a fraud does.

Maybe there's a reason for it. 🤷

Tyler Bennett5 said:I already noted how well he handled today's race.

My point was simply that Sebastian Vettel isn't the only one capable of pulling this off.
For about half the season, Jenson Button had the fastest car on the grid, and he was just as convincing behind the wheel.
The year before Button, during those races where Ferrari operated flawlessly, Felipe Massa was just as impressive.

Though, I don't recall those mediocre drivers ever having such a dominant car under them.

graniteharbor502 said:Sebastian Vettel is a master!
Kimi Räikkönen is a master!

I salute you both, masters!
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

There are plenty of masters, but there is only one maestro. ☕

David Anderson72 said:He's the only driver who truly doesn't care, past or present. That says everything you need to know about him.

If things keep going this way, it wouldn't be surprising if they brought back those old studio interviews. 🙂

LOL, imagine the fraud giving an interview while the crowd chants "A-LON-SO, A-LON-SO."
Three-time world champion. 😍
Four-time soon enough.

Tyler Bennett5 said:One half of a season might be a fluke or just bad luck, but four seasons in a row?
That’s only a "fluke" if you're a biased Ferrari fan.
Accepting reality early on might actually make things easier for you.

Where was that Michael Schumacher-level Sebastian Vettel during the first half of last year, back when the car wasn't performing like a legend?

You can't pull the wool over the fans' eyes... it's a fraud.

😂

Tyler Bennett5 said:How much is this Vettel performance rubbing salt in the wound? And we aren't talking about just any salt.
He drove that race like Michael Schumacher. Just hammering out laps within a tenth of each other.
People can complain about the car all they want, but the man drove
a flawless race. Not a single mistake.

Exactly what Jenson Button did back in '09.

That has to be the best drive of Mark Webber's career. 🙏

The real question now is how hard they’re going to penalize Fernando Alonso. 😁

Adrian Newey absolutely tore the competition apart. 🙏🙏🙏

"The Race."

Raymond Anderson4 said:We need to strip these street circuits—like Monaco or the Miami Grand Prix Circuit—from the schedule immediately.
Get rid of them and the sponsors who dictate which races actually make the cut.

Anderlon, bring back the facepalm.

placidridge2 said:If the mods actually did their jobs, you wouldn't have been locked out of this PDF like you were before. I really don't see why they'd bother stripping your privileges. 🙂

And honestly, little buddy, shouldn't you be used to this by now? 😢

placidridge2 said:Who's messing with him? 🤣

Just some mindless Ferrari fans whose brains have been scrambled. As long as he's stuck there, they won't even see a world championship title coming.

Oh, sure, they've spread all across the globe...
Those wicked, wicked Ferrari fans who are currently bothering a four-time world champion.
How do they even dare? 😢

darkmarlin16 said:four-time

He could win seventy-five times and it wouldn't change anything.

David Anderson72 said:Schumacher had his moments, too. He dealt with some dark patches throughout his career—he could be hot-headed, prone to collisions, and always looking for a physical confrontation on track. But even so, he earned respect then, and he still earns it now. Isn't he still considered one of the two greatest to ever do it?
Respect is clearly given where it's due, isn't it?🙂

Anyway, since you brought up the two greatest of all time...
Those two legends? They’re probably the biggest jerks to ever sit in a Formula 1 cockpit.
If they spent all their time playing dirty against their rivals, wouldn't they just end up winning titles only to be disqualified for cheating their own teams?
Both of them showed an unbelievable amount of arrogance and sheer classlessness.
So what... they consider them the greatest of all time? Simply because of what they achieved on the track?

As for Vettel, like I said... he wins everything the right way. He plays fair, stays clean, and just dominates. Breaking records? That's just what he does.
So what? The crowd is just tuning him out, honestly. They're practically mocking him at this point. And if you ask me, it’s because of his performance out on the track.

I mean, seriously... how can you argue? Vettel drives like he’s from another planet. A three-time world champion. 🙏