Posts by Jason Campbell70

placidridge2 said:What, does it hurt when someone insults your Alonso? Ever wonder how people feel reading your posts about Sebastian Vettel?

Don't dish it out if you can't take it. ☕

Eye-opening.

placidridge2 said:For your homework, just look up some Grand Prix results and see how many times Sebastian Vettel finished ahead of him. Check out his miserable face back then versus how he looks today.

It won't be hard to find a Grand Prix where the German beat the guy from the States. 🤣

A complete fraud. A leech. A total scavenger.

The level of discourse here is truly impressive. 🙂

placidridge2 said:It's the same old story, just a different face. This forum is basically full of people who think watching F1 is all about fanboy worship and making up their own myths instead of actually following the sport.

Good for you, my dear friend.

Now, just imagine if the maestro said that with his thick Spanish accent.

🙂

placidridge2 said:Typical. Once someone gets exposed as a total Formula 1 novice, they just hit you with the classic "ignore." They think they're experts when they actually don't have a clue.☕

👋

That’s why we're here.
To help you learn.

The clones are arriving. 🙏

Way too much effort for just one account. 😂

placidridge2 said:Who are we talking about? Cars struggling on dead tires or just slower machinery?

If he’s got xx overtakes, then what was Hamilton or Weber sitting at? ☕

🙂

Alonso drove a masterclass, fighting from ninth all the way to the podium.
That's 15 points closer to Vettel.
Accept it sooner rather than later. It'll make things easier for you. 🙂

Webber?

Daniel Ricciardo and Valtteri Bottas.

Honestly, I'd rather listen to Swedish music than this.

Total amateur hour. 🙏

Is their photography always this much of a disaster?

What on earth is going on with the Creator's stream?

🤣🤣🤣

stormybadger8 said:I honestly get the feeling more and more drivers are just going to walk away from Formula 1 because of Goodyear, Bernie Ecclestone, and all that nonsense...

Call me crazy, but I feel like that's exactly why Michael Schumacher and Mark Webber left.
At the end of the day, both of them were pretty loud and clear about hating this artificial circus of tires, DRS, KERS, and all these gimmicks that basically kill actual racing...
What we end up with is a bunch of sudden performance swings, piles of overtakes, and "unpredictable" races (which is just code for chaotic), but when you look back at the full season, you might find maybe ten actual, legitimate duels or passes. Everything else feels less like racing and more like what Webber called "American wrestling"🙄

To be honest, TBF bit us again.

It’s a shame I couldn't tune in to the qualifying session alongside Mladen Jergović and his expert analysis.

Lewis Hamilton was absolutely brilliant, even right in the heart of Northamptonshire. 🙏🙏🙏
I wonder if the equipment they use to support the younger crew is finally giving out? 🙏

The front two spots were exactly as expected—clean and decisive—but then things got messy, with six drivers all fighting to pack into a three-tenths gap.

What a shame.

Lewis Hamilton. 🙏

Fernando Alonso finished last.

Those bears are ruthless.

Drew Bennett68 said:Honestly, Ferrari absolutely nailed this one.

Fortunately, not quite as well as McLaren. 😁

Felipedragi. 😍

rustyorca13 said:Hmm...

It’s essentially what we were discussing over two weeks ago:

Jason Campbell70 said:The tire allocations for the next three races are out:
United Kingdom - medium-hard (soft-hard back in 2012)
Germany - soft-medium (soft-medium in 2012)
Canada - medium-hard (medium-soft in 2012)

Tires are getting harder. Is all this complaining finally paying off?

darkmarlin16 said:looks like the winner of the 2013 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

Amen.

Raymond Anderson4 said:Ferrari is basically in a coma right now... I honestly couldn't care less about their race pace or how supposedly "good" they are in that department. How are you supposed to win a championship with a car that can't even manage to squeeze itself into the front rows at the start?
Massa is struggling even more.

A race isn't decided in a single lap.
Qualifying doesn't earn points.

Sure, Ferrari lags behind in Qualifying, but when you factor in tires, DRS, and KERS... is qualifying really that critical?