Washington, D.C. (Indianapolis) 04.05–04.09
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Wait, why didn't Heidfeld take 3rd? 🤷
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Morgan Murphy7 said:man, that start was pure theater 🙏
if he had just a few more feet of runway, he would've cleared the field and taken first place easy 🙏
Morgan Murphy7 said:it’s honestly pathetic how he’s the first one to crash out 😁
Morgan Murphy7 said:Look, we can start breaking down the math here—and honestly, if you ask me, it’s just embarrassing. Aside from that one killer start, everything else was a total disaster... we're all getting played like absolute amateurs out there. 😳
ironfalcon43 said:🤮
hollowhawk412 said:we'll be even smarter tomorrow 😉
but man, the gaps are incredibly tiny... honestly, looking at Q1, it felt like there was less than a second between first place and 15th.
hollowhawk412 said:Look, I know it looks messy, but they aren't really to blame here... they just interpreted the rules differently—it's more about how you read them, right? And as for the whole KERS situation, because BMW was being so stubborn (even though they ended up relying on KERS for basically everything anyway), they decided to push ahead with developing that infamous KERS system right in the middle of a massive financial crisis...
Everyone else except BMW was practically begging for a delay...
It’ll get better eventually 😉
Total optimist over here... I just want to see some variety in the winners and finally see Toyota pull off a win 🙂
hollowhawk412 said:Sleeping Beauty😉
Look, don't come at me with those nasty comments about Renault 😉
They started out without those diffusers and had to deal with KERS—which is basically how they read the rules—so that’s why they’re lagging behind right now...
I honestly think Fernando Alonso is going to squeeze every single ounce of performance out of this thing until they finally roll out those double diffusers, and until then, I'm just hoping he can shake up the podium because the gaps between drivers are seriously tiny...
Roger Williams3 said:It’s probably gonna fall apart right in Nelson Piquet Jr.'s hands, honestly. I mean, honestly, everything is pretty much under Fernando Alonso's control at this point—he’s basically got the whole thing in the palm of his hand.
Morgan Murphy7 said:Alonso is starting from ninth, and we all know damn well how long that start-to-finish straight is at Sepang
mannnnnnnnnnnn oh my god
but honestly, he’s gonna be ripping through them with that KERSOM advantage—just leaving everyone in the dust 👋
blueotter21 said:Rubens Barrichello is dealing with some serious bad luck again😛
I honestly don't even know what's going on with Button—watching qualifying results like this just feels totally off to me.
And I'd tell 🙂 Lewis Hamilton that I have no idea if he's gonna be right on Fernando Alonso's tail by the second lap or what...
Morgan Murphy7 said:Fernando Alonso even with that ear injury is driving like an absolute champ 🙏
Rebecca Thomas5 said:hey Christian Williams61😘
placidsurfer9 said:yeah, you're totally right... everything looks so obvious from the couch... and I think the exact same thing...
you're absolutely right!!! 👍
placidsurfer9 said:I mean, does anyone even know if the car's balance is being totally trashed by the KERS? Maybe. I guess.
stormybadger8 said:I wouldn't go that far. Fernando was just desperate today, and honestly, the Renault wasn't much better. Piqet was actually scoring points—somewhere around 5th or 6th—before things went sideways, so I really have no clue what on earth happened with him today.😕