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graniteharbor502 said:Sebastian Vettel secured the championship title last year despite the relentless string of misfortunes that seemed to follow him. Is that not, in itself, perhaps the ultimate testament to the caliber of driver we are discussing? I fear that many individuals utilize this forum merely as a way to soothe their own personal insecurities. While I can certainly respect that you might not hold a particular driver in high regard, one simply cannot ignore the empirical reality of the results...

As for the idea of having Luja breathing down someone's neck, I suggest you revisit the 2011 Spanish Grand Prix.

This is how little kids who think they're gods because they spend all day on the internet talk to each other, anyway.

DNF, as far as I'm concerned 👋

If you want to talk about Lula getting screwed over, just look at the 2011 Spanish Grand Prix.

Sure thing, thanks.
graniteharbor502 said:What a compelling point you've made! But perhaps we might pivot slightly toward a little trivia question for the group: who would you say is currently the most decorated driver on the Formula 1 circuit?

Where exactly was this "most decorated" driver during the first half of last season—you know, back when everyone else was struggling with garbage cars too? And how did that first half of the season actually pan out?

And just for fun—throw Kimi instead of Max into the mix and let him chase Lewis around; I'd love to see how long he lasts before Lewis leaves him in the dust.
graniteharbor502 said:Sebastian Vettel is nothing short of a maestro, regardless of how much people try to downplay his brilliance. I find myself genuinely fearing a repeat of what we saw back in 2011. It truly feels like a misfortune for the rest of the grid, having to compete during his era; he has already cast such an immense shadow over his peers. Furthermore, it is quite disheartening to see so much bitterness being poured out here over the matter. Wouldn't it be easier for everyone to simply embrace this reality? The sooner you come to terms with it, the more enjoyable your experience following F1 will actually be.

this isn't even worth a Facebook Like.
shadowstag10 said:Pure bliss? Seriously? How does Mark lose two spots in half a lap? 🤣

Critics would probably argue there’s nothing wrong with letting some high-roller clean you up—especially after you’ve put them through the wringer just like Mark did—but then again, who are we to judge? 😁😁

Who on earth could possibly be a better driver than Lewis? Honestly, it’s a ridiculous question to even ask.
I’m being dead serious here—I am not joking around.

I think I caught this second bit—though my hearing isn't exactly 100% lately—but didn't Horner mention that his tires were already completely cooked? I can't say for sure, though.

Olivia Martin12 said:Cultists are such a joke... they'll find some way to spin even a crushing defeat into a victory if they try hard enough 🤣

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stormybadger8 said:You saw how good I can be when I actually try.😍🤣

I’ve gotta say—I am completely floored. I was dead wrong. Seriously, I totally missed the mark on this one. If that stock had actually behaved the way you predicted, I wouldn't be sitting here feeling like an idiot right now. 😬🤣

And yeah, nice job on that prediction regarding the Renaults making it onto the podium. 🙏
Perez needs to be fired, for crying out loud 🙏🙏🙏 : plusplusFca x 2:
Nancy Scott5 said:Just waiting on that Weber-Hemoš crash.☕

That was pure bliss—take it easy, everyone. ☕
folks 😍😁😁😁
Seriously, just cover everything up in sixteen, for crying out loud 🤣

but he’s not even washed up yet—gross 👎

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Thomas Martin4 said:I suppose someone might be able to toss out a link for a stream—I can't seem to find anything anywhere... it's driving me absolutely crazy.

http://www.wiziwig.tv/broadcast.php?...19&part=sports
They absolutely wrecked him

Now that Grosjean is here 🍿 it’s a total demolition derby 🍿
Edward Howard2 said:What are you even talking about? 🤣

🙂
Solid base, pretty much the best 😁😁😁
Stop messing around with Tibi in the future—look at what happened now ☕
David Coulthard, ESPN F1 co-commentator
Regarding Fernando Alonso's DRS: "It’s honestly baffling that his crew didn't radio in to tell him to stay off the DRS—once a technical glitch starts, it usually snowballs, and while they’ve tried to tweak the settings, there's no way he should be touching it again.


There's nothing more to say. 🤣🤣😂
Good grief, seriously 🤣🤣🤣
Susan Alvarez94 said:In America, things have always been transparent, even back during the Eddie Irvine era: Deda would bring everyone over to Cora’s villa, she’d serve them some fine coffee, and they’d just sit down and talk it out. I suspect it's a similar setup with Fernando Alonso. The difference is that we don't even try to hide it, so it doesn't look childish; plus, we’ve never risked an internal collision while being part of the same team (Montreal doesn't count because they weren't teammates then). At the end of the day, even Deda, after breaking his leg during those final few races, played the role of the wingman for Eddie Irvine when it mattered, even if it wasn't helping him personally. I don't think Kmečko is the type of person who would act like that if he were in a similar spot. Neither Alonso nor Deda ever whined about tire strategy or complained about the opponents' drivers... and most importantly, at no point did they signal to their teammate that they wouldn't attempt an overtake, only to turn around and do it anyway. So, perhaps those two are scumbags too, but at least they never had to apologize to their own teammates.☕

Grandpa is a gentleman, and I'm telling you ☕

Jeremy Ward11 said:something similar to Vettel 🤣

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stormybadger8 said:So, when are they finally gonna penalize Fernando Alonso? 🍿
I honestly don't get how he's allowed to use DRS when he's still three seconds behind Sebastian Vettel. 🙄


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Kimi Raikkonen over the team radio: "Why the hell did we pit so early? These tires felt amazing." The engineer just brushes it off: "Don't sweat it, the strategy is right where we want it."

classic Kimi -----> image

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Amanda Kelly said:See what happens when you say one or two things over the team radio? He’s already got ten different nicknames.
What’s that old saying... "It doesn't snow just to cover the hill, but to..."

Yeah, literally just a word or two—that's exactly how it went.😁
image

It’s officially kicking off—every man for himself, goddammit. 🙄🤣🤣