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graniteharbor502 said:What a race!
Sebastian Vettel was just as convincing as ever, right up until that mechanical failure hit him.
Nico Rosberg takes his second win of the season; it feels like Formula 1 is turning back into a sport dominated almost exclusively by the Germans.
Mark Webber managed to pull off an incredible drive after such a lackluster start.
As for Fernando Alonso, that climb onto the podium was a mix of brilliant driving and a healthy dose of pure luck.
Lewis Hamilton drove a solid race, especially considering that tire blowout he had to contend with.
Kimi Raikkonen really became a victim of the strategy calls over at Lotus. Had they brought him in for a pit stop, he likely would have walked away with a podium finish, wouldn't he? But even so, it wasn't a bad showing, as he managed to outdo Schumacher's streak by scoring points in his 25th consecutive race.

Congratulations! You actually called this one much better than you did last time.

It wasn't Vettel who snapped, it was the gearbox. 😉

Come on, now you're starting to act just as foolishly as you used to—eventually, we’re going to end up with nothing but a complete mess and constant, nonstop chaos. 😁😁

Did you forget to account for the crowd's reaction when he went off again? Or maybe you did—but honestly, what does that actually prove? It doesn't point toward any real conclusion.
Just take a good, hard look at how he left Horner and the rest of the crew—just look at his face, honestly. You can see it in his body language alone.

I’m telling you—with the way the crowd treats him, he never stood a chance. He wasn't some saintly figure or a grandfatherly type who cared about the masses; frankly, he couldn't have given less of a damn about those ordinary people out there who absolutely loathe him. 😁
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Look, honestly—everyone knew he wasn't built to handle this kind of pressure. I’ve said it before, back when things were still relatively steady, so don't act like I'm just now making this up out of thin air
But if you ask me? He's going to snap like a cheap twig under all this stress. Mark, seriously, please 😁🙂
Olivia Martin12 said:God, the way he handles that microphone is just pure mastery... nobody else pulls it off quite like that 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏

enough 🤣🤣🤣
Mark is just fueling the fire again, seriously 😁😁
Nico's just out there casually dismantling the competition—it’s almost routine at this point, haha 🙂🙂🙂
Mark Webber's race engineer coming through the radio: "We've spotted some cuts in [Sebastian Vettel's] left rear tire. There are cuts in his left rear tire."

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Olivia Martin12 said:It’s a damn shame Mark didn't grab this one

McLaren is absolutely nothing... just pure routine, predictable tactics, and a car that's completely lackluster🙏 🙏 🙏

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Raymond Anderson4 said:Brundle doesn't point the finger directly at Goodyear, since he keeps suggesting that maybe some rim issue is actually causing those punctures...

Coulthard mostly focuses on tire pressure, implying they just didn't get the math or the setup quite right.🤷
Gladiators? Give me a break. Please. 🙏🙏🙏

Mark Webber and Lewis Hamilton absolutely tore it up today 🙏🙏🙏

And Fernando Alonso—business as usual. Just routine at this point. 🙏
Fernando Alonso is absolutely tearing it up 🙏🙏
Vergne is out—honestly, pretty good ☕🤣
SC 👋🎉👋
Edward Howard2 said:out of the race and Mass is ☕

come on maestro, go get that podium 👋

alright now, just blow that tire, just do it 🙏

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Keith Moore21 said:so, I wonder if that rookie is gonna get told which tire to run too 🙂

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baby routine ☕🤣
Alright, Mark, now just keep pushing and stay steady 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
Jerry Rogers6 said:1. Mark Webber
2. Kimi Räikkönen
3. Lewis Hamilton
4. Fernando Alonso
5. Romain Grosjean
6. Nico Rosberg
7. Sergio Perez
8. Nico Hulkenberg
9. Vitantonio Liuzzi
10. Jean-Éric Vergne
11. Pastor Maldonado
12. The Noble One
13. Daniel Ricciardo
14. Adrian Sutil
15. Valtteri Bottas
16. Damion Chilton
17. Jules Bianchi
18. Sergio Gutiérrez
19. Esteban Ocon


DNF: The German

DNF: Baby
DNF: van der Garde

PP: Mark Webber
FL: Kimi Räikkönen

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ohhhhhhh yeeeeeeeeeeessssssss 🤦
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let's get moving 🎉
Alright, let's get to work—time to start picking apart the TZ crew one by one 🎉

come on Mark, make it happen 🎉
Amy Mendoza25 said:View on imgur

I don't know what to tell you—it’s just one of those situations where everything feels completely broken. It's like watching a high-stakes game where the rules change halfway through the second quarter without anyone noticing. You expect things to follow a certain logic, a predictable pattern, but instead, you're left staring at a mess that defies any kind of reasonable explanation. Honestly, it's just frustrating.

Look, let’s be real—the tires they’re dealing with right now were clearly engineered to shred, but I don't think this specific kind of disaster was actually part of their game plan. 🤣