2013 Monaco Grand Prix
in Formula 1 ·
A massive payout for Zalonsica, let's goooooooo! 🎉🎉🎉
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stormybadger8 said:Jerry Rogers6, we already agreed—no fighting...🙂😁
Behave yourself, or I’ll give Mark a call and tell him to bring his toolbox over and have some fun messing with Mark Webber's KERS 😬

stormybadger8 said:😕
He’s acting all arrogant, claiming it was his own fault for not grabbing pole—which, honestly, feels pretty weird coming from someone with that kind of ego.
Given how arrogant they usually act, I honestly expected the usual whining—that pathetic "clucking" routine where they play the victim. You know the drill: "Oh, our car is a total bucket of bolts," or "We aren't fast enough," or "They’re miles ahead of us because their car is three seconds faster than ours," followed by some nonsense like, "But I personally drove a masterclass lap at 180% capacity." It's always the same tired, self-pitying garbage.☕
I’m honestly just sitting here waiting for the inevitable moment when the British media starts tearing into Nico Rosberg—you know, the guy who basically walked into their backyard and slapped the "best" British driver in Formula 1 right in the face.
I’m just sitting here waiting for all the "brilliant" takes about how the Mercedes crew is just a bunch of Germans who only care about their own and are actively sabotaging their golden boy—all while we get to enjoy the high-budget performance of a deeply concerned Nico Rosberg.
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shadowhawk24 said:Romain Grosjean—man, that guy just gets under my skin like no one else. 🙂
Give me a break—this guy spins out twice during three practice sessions and still manages to drive like an absolute beast. He’s consistently fast and sitting right at the front of the pack, regardless of the chaos.
Then you've got these mechanics who somehow pull off a miracle by slapping a car together in record time—and then some guy rolls out onto the track and absolutely tears through the opening session like he’s on rails.He probably would’ve cruised right into the final if he hadn't run into some traffic—I think he mentioned that Daniel Ricciardo was the one getting in his way.
So, looking at the season so far, he hasn't really handed anyone a gift—not a single mistake until we hit Monaco. He managed to pick up a couple of errors along the way, but nothing catastrophic. Now, I’m just sitting here hoping he doesn't pull some reckless move right at the start tomorrow. 😬
If he can just finally pull off one decent weekend without everything falling apart—just one clean run to show what he's actually capable of—then we'll really see what he's made of.
Frank Collins85 said:I have to hand it to them—that was an absolutely wild move. To pull off a dive like that and still clock the fastest lap immediately after? You’ve got my respect. 🙏
Robin Fox2 said:Fuentes just got slapped with a one-year ban from all sporting activities—and to make matters worse, they’re wiping every single blood sample and shredding all the digital data. It’s a total scorched-earth policy.
Yeah, honestly, it wouldn't make much sense if they didn't look like a complete joke—having the Lakers, the Yankees, the NFL, Nadal, and everyone else on that recipient list? It’s almost too predictable. And yet, we sit here acting shocked by this supposed "Spanish sporting miracle." Seriously, Stico, try catching up to the trends for once!
graniteangler31 said:Eufemiano Fuentes—the physician who sat right at the eye of the storm during those massive doping scandals involving cycling, track and field, tennis, and soccer—just dropped a bombshell. He’s claiming that if he were actually allowed to go on the record and testify, the American national teams would have their European Championship titles and World Cup trophies stripped away faster than you can blink. It’s a heavy accusation, delivered with that signature "what if" weight that makes you wonder just how deep the rabbit hole goes.
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