Posts by Christian Williams61

I mean, why was Kovalainen even trying to defend himself? 😕

Michael Lee4 said:Jenson Button takes it 🙏 🙏 🙏

edit.... actually, qrac was first 😢

🤣🤣 man, you're tripping 😁

briskhound76 said:Ferrari😂

Man, where were you hiding when Fernando Alonso was absolutely laying the hammer down on Dragan Hemić? 🤮 🤮

Fernando Alonso is absolutely tearing it up 🤦

Man, oh man... they're still showing the camera shot from Mark Webber's car 😱 😱

Thank God he's okay 🙏

Wait, did Šapit actually say "Robert Kubica"?😂

😱 😱 collision 😱

This race is already proving to be absolutely fascinating 😍 I mean, it's only been about 15 minutes and I’m already struggling to keep my eyes open 🤣

come on, Alonso 👋 😁

Frank Collins85, calm down those hormones ☕ you can clearly see you're in trouble here 🤦

So you're saying Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel aren't bad? Wait, then how can you call drivers on the exact same team "different" when they're literally crashing into each other?? And yeah—your precious, perfect, little, sweet Sebastian Vettel messes up just as much as Fernando Alonso does. You can't keep making excuses for him by saying he's still young or needs more time to learn—he’s old enough to act like a respectable driver at this point. ☕
You claimed you weren't underselling Alonso's talent, but now you're out here saying Ferrari has the worst lineup of the top three teams?! Isn't that a bit contradictory, don't you think? If Alonso isn't capable because he makes mistakes, then where exactly should he be driving?! Honestly, please, go cool off or grab a beer to settle your nerves. And quit clinging to those "Alonso's 0.6 seconds" like a drunkard. ☕ Come on, imagine—he overestimated his own abilities. Is he really the only one who ever did that??

What do you even want me to say to you now? I already told you clearly—ALONSO MAKES MISTAKES AND HE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS OWN ERRORS (for the 200th time 😠). But if the car were actually on par with McLaren or Red Bull Racing, he'd be driving like himself. ☕ Sure, the car is reliable and the tires hold up, but it's not all Alonso's fault, it's not. ☕ As a driver, he makes errors, and yeah, sometimes he fails to deliver even when the car has the potential—but saying the car is always perfect? NOPE!
If he gets under your skin that much, just stop writing about him. You're obsessing over him like a total fanatic.
I honestly regret even getting into this debate with you. Just stick to your little theory that Alonso is solely responsible for such a terrible Ferrari, and leave me in peace.

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stormybadger8 said:A bad car? 🤣
Go tell that to the fans of Williams Racing, Renault, Scuderia Toro Rosso, Force India, HRT, Lotus F1 Team, Virgin Racing, Mercedes-AMG Petronas, or Sauber. 🤣
That car is sitting pretty at 3rd for power, sometimes even better. If they can't capitalize on an opportunity, that's not anyone's fault. Their performance in Monaco is just as pathetic as Red Bull's showing in Turkey. ☕
By your logic, Red Bull Racing is a total disaster. 😉

So Massa is bad, and Alonso is some kid being forced into mistakes that are totally out of character for him? That has nothing to do with the car.
One bad race on a track that clearly doesn't suit them doesn't mean the car is trash. Just like how this track clearly suits Williams Racing doesn't mean their car is suddenly a beast that's somehow better than Mercedes-AMG Petronas or Force India. 😉

TBF, get real. Half of what you’re typing makes zero sense. Look, their car isn't perfect. If it were, they wouldn't be sitting at 3rd in terms of pace on this track. 🙂 And no, I don't think Red Bull Racing is a bad car—it's just that Webber and Vettel are being a bit clumsy, and their race strategy is even worse. 😍
Did I ever actually say I was trying to justify Alonso's mistakes? I'm talking about the errors themselves, but even if the car is great—which, let's be honest, it isn't exactly 😉—it should be in the same league as the top tier (Red Bull Racing and McLaren Racing), which we can clearly see it isn't. ☕
I just don't get why you aren't analyzing why Dedonja drove so poorly today. No, you're just obsessed with Alonso. We'll see how the car behaves tomorrow, whether Alonso slips up again, and who actually had it right.

Maria Nelson2 said:My eyes are playing tricks on me again...🤦

🤣🤣🤣🤣 oh man, Maria Nelson2, you actually made me laugh 😍 🤦

stormybadger8 said:Clearly you have no clue. 😉
Most of what was posted were straight facts, which Alonso fans stubbornly deny, claiming it’s all got nothing to do with anything and is just the result of his "super driving."

Look, Alonso is an incredible driver, no doubt about it. But for some reason, he just seems to be falling apart at the seams or is struggling big time at Ferrari. Honestly, I can't wrap my head around these mediocre results and inexplicable mistakes when the car clearly has the potential. 🤷

Personally, I think the Ferrari looks way better than the Renault (maybe I'm biased), yet Robert Kubica is barely trailing behind Alonso. It gives me this nagging feeling that if Lojzek had stayed at Renault, he’d probably have more points right now and be in a better spot than he is at Ferrari. So, the million-dollar question remains: who's actually to blame? Is it Alonso or is it Ferrari? 🤷

Well, see, that's where I disagree. To me, the Ferrari is just a bad car this season. There's basically zero development or actual progress happening. Everyone expected the rest of the field to be chasing Ferrari down, but it’s not happening at all. That’s on them. And by extension, it's on Alonso too, since he hasn't really helped them find that extra gear or maybe he just isn't clicking with the setup like he did back at Renault. 😬 And like I said before, I think if Alonso hadn't struggled to settle in at Ferrari, all this wouldn't be happening. It’s not entirely on him. 😉

Maria Nelson2 said:🤣🤣🤣 Thanks for the laugh, I actually got a good chuckle out of that one. 😂

And hey, the last one laughing is always the one laughing the hardest—especially when you're talking about McLaren ☕

Joshua Newman2 said:You noticed it too—the official timing pages are showing the exact same numbers. It looks like they’ve gone ahead and applied the Bjesomar standard. 😁

Christian Williams61, let’s be realistic here. There isn't actually that much heat on Fernando Alonso—aside from the usual whining from people who can't handle his attitude, though I have very little doubt regarding his raw driving talent. The real targets of scrutiny are Jenson Button, because people constantly question if he actually has the skill, and Sebastian Vettel, because they argue whether he even has the ability to turn that talent into results.

Don't lecture me. I know how to read what's being said.

Maria Nelson2 said:I don't recall ever saying Alonso was a bad driver—you're putting words in my mouth again, even though I've been pretty clear about his actual skills 🤷 by the way... I said he was being shady, not that he couldn't drive ☕

And honestly, what are you even judging him by if all you can see are his driving stats and whatever little bit of character he shows right before or after a race? ☕
I really don't have the energy to argue with you—you're such a stubborn McLaren fanatic. It’s like trying to convince a horse it’s actually a donkey (not saying you're a horse right now, wouldn't want to be ☕ ),

stormybadger8 said:First, you've got Fernando Alonso. Second, it’s Sebastian Vettel. Third, Jenson Button. Fourth, Mark Webber. Fifth, Lewis Hamilton. And sixth? Grandfather is lost in the Forest. 😬🤣

What's with you bringing up Alonso every single race? What's your deal?🤷

Last race, of course, everyone was obsessing over how weird it was that Alonso even made the podium... For Monaco, the debate started with how lucky he got with the SC, and then shifted into calling him an idiot because he managed to overtake Grandfather. You guys always have a bone to pick with him. Honestly, just enjoy the show. I don't know what to tell you.🤷

Maria Nelson2 said:The only thing that actually improved after his stint with McLaren was the team's budget..👎

Between him and de la Rosa, you've basically got two clueless guys caught up in that old Mosley era chaos, and that’s where the mess starts...

But there's a more significant point this time around; without any extra budget compared to the competition, without those old national biases, and with the track officials finally doing their jobs somewhat decently, Ferrari is playing on a level playing field just like everyone else, and from what I can see, they aren't exactly thriving under those circumstances.☕ It makes you wonder, because last time they had some proprietary Ferrari invention that everyone else ended up copying—you know, first it was the F-duct, then the double diffuser, then that Red Bull Racing exhaust system, and the last thing from Ferrari was that banned wheel thing...🤷

Yeah, Maria Nelson2, you sure know how to write. 👍 It's actually possible to have a real conversation with you 🙏--really, it is.
Keep your opinions to yourself.. Alonso is total trash as a driver 🙏 Exactly! Everyone's obsessed with Lewis Hamilton. Pure integrity and character at its peak right there 🙏 🎉

Was Ferrari even good last year? Nope, right? So suddenly they're terrible just because they have Alonso? Come on, give me a break ☕

Maria Nelson2 said:Lewis Hamilton 🤣🤣 😍

our little buddy Lewis Hamilton 👋 🙄

Joshua Newman2 said:Alonso is sitting near the top of the championship standings, so calling his season a failure is a bit of a reach. However, when you consider the miracles he pulled off in that half-broken Renault (let's not even mention that win in 😁), it's obvious he isn't seeing those same opportunities in the Ferrari. Personally, I think he's one of the elite drivers on the grid alongside Lewis Hamilton and Robert Kubica (and yes, I’ll admit I have a soft spot for the latter), but I also can't help thinking that if he were still riding with the form he showed back in, say, 2005 or 2006, his current points tally would look much more impressive.

Renault was on massive form during those two years, and Alonso absolutely crushed it in a car and a setup where the whole team was basically catering to him and his wins—he just looked brilliant in that machine. After that, though, following the whole McLaren era, he dipped a little bit 🤷. It’s not like he totally fell off a cliff, but he settled into this slightly lower level of performance, which is where he’s been ever since. He had flashes of greatness at Renault, sure, but people just chalked it all up to magic. Which, honestly, is probably true.

It seems to me that things at Ferrari just haven't clicked together the way they did during those winning years at Renault, and that's why we see these moments where he messes up (totally pointless mistakes, 😠 really) because he's clearly trying to squeeze every last drop out of himself and the car, even when it won't go 😁. Saying he cracks under pressure is just nonsense—it's stupid. The only time that comes up is when people try to mock him, and there are plenty of armchair critics out there who will jump on that just because they don't like him as a person 🤦(and I'm not talking about you, Joshua)