Trip Report: Canada (Montreal) - June 8, 2008
in Formula 1 ·
wait, what actually happened?????????? i totally missed... the ads.......aaaaaaaaaa😠
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shadowtrucker said:It’s just important to know who we're dealing with here... 😉
shadowtrucker said:And Gejnando too! 👋
Henry Sanchez64 said:what, you gonna spend your life reading those magazines???!!!
get yourself a cookbook or something. why would you even care about NASCAR
i wouldn't even let you sit in my Ford.
not even in the hatchback
let alone drive it!!?
you're more of a horse and carriage type👍
Mark Ruiz8 said:Man, maybe I'll actually pick this up after such a long time...
Come on, give us the top 5 drivers featured in this new issue
Roger Wright94 said:Wait, so Alonso basically rebuilt Renault from the ground up?! 🤔
wearyraven41 said:Alonso is basically God. There’s really no debate left here.
Arthur Doyle70 said:I mean, what’s even the issue here? Right after the race, Lewis Hamilton himself admitted he drove like a total disaster—basically said he messed up right at the start and let the team down. He didn't say a single word against anyone else either. And regarding that collision with Fernando Alonso? Man, the media immediately jumped all over this whole braking story that McDonald's already debunked... actually, even Ron Dennis stepped up and said it was Lewis Hamilton's mistake, so why are we opening a whole thread just because of someone's own frustrations?😁
goldenviper21 said:Back during the war, I’d go months without coming home, but man, if there was a Formula 1 race on, nothing—not even a full-on offensive—was gonna stop me from watching. My wife actually asked me once what the big deal was with this racing, especially since I wasn't even around for Christmas or New Year's Day. So, I just sat her down next to me and was like, "Look, just watch and enjoy, and I'll talk you through it." Sadly, that turned out to be May 1st, 1994—the day the legendary Ayrton Senna passed away. But hey, regardless of that tragedy, she ended up becoming a huge Formula 1 fan herself, and her friends followed suit too. Fast forward to 2002, I was thinking about getting myself a trip to Hockinheim for my birthday since it lined up perfectly with the date. Plus, I've got family over in Germany, so I figured I'd combine a vacation with some racing. But for some reason, I stayed put, and the whole crew ended up at my place instead. That was that wild race where Michael Schumacher dropped out right at the start, and Rubens Barrichello had a rough start—finishing 18th—but somehow managed to take first place. You can only imagine how insane that birthday party was for a group of Formula 1 and Ferrari fans. There were about 15 of us gathered at my house—guys and girls alike—who have all been following Formula 1 ever since. What else is there to say? I love seeing women get into the sport. And honestly, nothing beats watching a race live. It's incomparable. That rush of adrenaline, having a crowd around you cheering like one single unit (usually with a few beers in hand), and then when a car screams past you... you don't know whether to be terrified or feel like you're in heaven. There really aren't words to describe that feeling.
Anyway, long story short, a veeeeeelikii greeting to all the Formula 1 fans out there from a mačak from San Diego.
Unhappy
Edward Howard2 said:Massa has been a letdown for ages now—honestly, I don't get what Ferrari is thinking by dragging this out with his seat situation, because let's be real, that guy isn't winning a championship no matter what he's driving. As for Kimi, I don't even think these are rookie mistakes anymore... it feels more like we're finally seeing who he actually is now that all those computer aids are gone, you know? This is the real deal for Kimi. Time will tell if he keeps making these kinds of blunders in future races, and I'm not talking about bad luck or pushing too hard—I'm talking about him just not knowing better. You can see it when you compare him to Fernando Alonso in this race. They were both pushing it to the limit, but how many mistakes did Alonso make?? Zero. And that just proves once again that he's the best driver in F1 right now. Kimi is my biggest disappointment from this race, and honestly, maybe even the whole season, but hey, we'll see...
redheron12 said:I’m holding you to that 🙂
Jason Campbell70 said:I'm an undercover agent😎
on a secret mission😉
hollowhawk412 said:I've been reading the latest back-and-forth between Jason Campbell70 and Alex Ferguson...
so basically
women masturbate and men jerk off (doesn't matter who) 😂