cosmicsailor11 said:It’s honestly hilarious how everyone is piling on Ferrari right now, when every single team does the exact same thing. You see the fans and even the leaders from other teams dragging them, but their excuses—the whole "low oil pressure" or "saving fuel" routine—are identical to what Ferrari goes through. It just seems like the Italians haven't quite mastered the art of using the same secret codes yet.
Just more proof of how amateurish they are over there... I mean, at least pull it off professionally instead of making the whole world laugh (or cringe, depending on how you look at it). Honestly, it doesn't surprise me at all that they asked Felipe baby to let Alonso through. But for God's sake, could they at least execute it differently to spare themselves and the viewers from that pathetic display from the moment they stepped out of the cars until the cameras cut after the press conference...
Man, you should have seen this... some guy from Ferrari, tall, wearing glasses—some engineer or whatever—who originally left after Alonso and Massa, just walked right back onto the pit wall, stood between the two of them, hugged them, and told them to wave to the crowd... Massa didn't even wave 🤣
Look at those pathetic teams... everyone’s hitting a wall, but nobody’s actually celebrating... just sour looks and fake smiles like a bad political press conference. 🙂
What a joke of a director... they’ve got Button squeezing Hamilton, but then this amateur shows us Webber just wandering around the track... over on ESPN, the onboard cam has been stuck on Alonso for 15 minutes without showing a single other car. Seriously, who let this guy behind the camera? 😠