Posts by Jerry Rogers6

They’re totally on edge—pure paranoia is eating them alive right now 😁 hehehe, stay mad :rolls eyes: 😁😁😁

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It turned out to be a bit of a false alarm when the McLaren crew pulled Jenson Button back into the pits—they were worried they’d left some debris stuck to his rear wing. According to Jennie Gow over at BBC Radio 5 live: "They thought they might have left something on the rear wing so they asked him to shut the car down, they have had a good look and are wheeling him back out ready to go again.
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Michael Lee4 said:What happened to Jenson Button?

I was listening to something else so I missed most of it.

I can't tell if they just forgot to put it on or if it actually came off... honestly, I didn't catch everything.

edit: it wasn't with the wing🙂

Joseph Flores15 said:The old man stays consistent.

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What the hell 🤣

Jason Campbell70 said:Serious engine cooling problem.

Man, Kimi—what's going to happen tomorrow or the day after when we're hitting over 85 degrees? 😍

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Kimi Räikkönen's race engineer on team radio: "As long a gear as possible please, Kimi. We do have serious engine cooling problems."

He's begging him 🤣 damn it 🤣 🤣 😂

Andrew Benson, Chief NFL writer for ESPN
More from ESPN's chief NFL writer Andrew Benson: "The Indianapolis Motor Speedway has been Chevrolet territory for the last two seasons, its high-speed oval layout suiting the engine excellence of GM's designs.

So let's just relax



But this year, things aren't nearly as predictable. The Ford has also shown strong performance in fast, long-duration corners. The McLaren has been strong in the heat, which is exactly what we're looking at for this weekend's forecast. Plus, Chevrolet introduced what was clearly an effective upgrade in Indianapolis. On top of all that, a rule change implemented between this race and Indianapolis may well have an effect on Red Bull's performance." 🙂

Christian Green64 said:Anyone interested in following the MLS?

If there is interest, I can start a thread with a quick rundown (just the top 6 teams, not everyone). To be honest, I only follow this league on a surface level, so if there's an expert out there who wants to fix my mistakes or add some actual important details, please let me know.

If I don't hear any objections or find any volunteers, I'll probably just open the thread tomorrow.

there 👋

Maybe some Dutch teams too—since things were actually decent when the Eredivisie went through that massive run last season.😁 😁

Mark is acting just like a cheapskate, grabbing everything he can get his hands on 🙂

As for the rest of the setup, feel free to share it if you want—I couldn't care less ☕

Zalonso finally handled it like a pro—now let's see if

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honestly, though, my money is on Rajko for MOTM 🙂

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fadedwalker18 said:Just a recipe for a massive pile-up.

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my twenty bucks is going straight to Grandpa

he couldn't handle watching Vettel's backside for too long—it's gonna be a total wreck, I'm calling it now

going to check how many people are actually rooting for Vettel ☕😁

Mark is lagging behind again—exactly what we love to see, stay worried☕☕☕

I reckon he’ll be keeping him on a short leash tomorrow—playing it safe, you know? But by the day after? He’s going full throttle, pedal to the metal. ☕ Give me a like if you agree ☕

Let's just enjoy the ride ☕

Grandpa's finally lost his mind—best thing ever. 🍿

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Roger Wright94 said:And honestly? The Red Bull guys worry me—both of them look absolutely livid about settling for that 3rd place spot.

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stop shaking 🙂

Michael Lee4 said:If you ask me, the detection zone should be between 2 and 4, plus another one from 13 to 17—though that would basically stay open until 2... then we can finally see who's actually tough and who's just talking.☕

Mark claims there’s no issue at all, it's totally fine, no big deal ☕

stormybadger8 said:I’m calling it now—one or two Red Bulls on the podium, plus Grandpa leading the pack.☕

I went ahead and fixed your post for you☕

Grandpa might just take the win himself

or maybe both😁

If we had someone like a powerhouse leader from the heartland, I guarantee they’d fix every single one of these issues in no time.

feralotter2 said:Let's be honest—when you look at the rest of the title contenders, Lewis Hamilton, Fernando Alonso, and Sebastian Vettel, you can barely tell which one is more washed up compared to the others 😁 so I don't think anyone here would actually mind if it were Max 👍 I mean, personally, if it isn't going to be someone else, then fine, let it be Max 😁

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Jason Campbell70 said:I know. 🙂
Sebastian Vettel is a legend, Lewis Hamilton was pretty mediocre until... last season, and Alonso hasn't been mediocre since he joined Ferrari.

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He really is a fair driver

[confession]
I realized that last year at Indianapolis—actually, after Indianapolis... I started seeing him in a whole different light 👀[/konfeŠn]

There you go ☕

Michael Lee4 said:The underdog claimed that because it had been raining over the last few days, he couldn't quite nail down his braking points for dry conditions, which led to him overshooting everything. 🤣

mistybear87 said:and then Sergio Perez goes on to say Maldonado is going to end up killing someone. 🤣🤣🤣

I don't know about you guys, but I'm still screaming at my TV today. 🤣🤣😂

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Hopefully everyone is doing alright. 🤷🤣

Kobe Bryant 🥳

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