Posts by ruggedcyclist56

Check out this first look at Sebastian Vettel. It’s honestly so good to see him back in action after all this time. As for that crybaby Charles Leclerc? Man, listening to him whine is just painful.

If Mercedes swaps drivers, everyone loses their minds. But when Ferrari does it and 👎 Charles Leclerc starts crying on the radio? Suddenly it’s totally fine. Pathetic.
I really hope Sebastian Vettel just tunes out all these losers and keeps crushing it.

wiredfalcon2 said:When you run out of actual points to make, you resort to personal attacks. How predictable. They aren't even decent trolls anymore; this is just bottom-of-the-barrel behavior.

That wasn't an ad hominem attack. Get your facts straight.

wiredfalcon2 said:It was Antonio Giovinazzi who messed up, not Ricci, so why are you talking nonsense again? I'm still waiting to hear which seven people you're talking about from Singapore, you troll.

Man, you are as boring as a mosquito in July. What a loser. Daniel Ricciardo just jumped ahead of Robert Kubica, so go ahead and throw a party or something.

mellowtiger83 said:Top speed isn't really a huge advantage for Ferrari, nothing special really.

Are you kidding? Top speed is a massive deal for Ferrari! Just look at that lap comparison Paul di Resta did between Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen. It was right there in front of us!

stormyviper2 said:What people around here totally miss is that any above-average driver could have repeated the feats of Michael Schumacher or Lewis Hamilton if they just got lucky enough to land a top-tier car (think Alonso, Button, Ricciardo... you get the idea). It’s honestly just pure luck.

Yeah, sure, we all got a front-row seat to see Valtteri Bottas dominating and smashing records left and right. But let's be real—Bottas isn't "average." If he were, a top-tier team wouldn't be driving him when they can afford literally anyone else on that list.

Brian Campbell36 said:I’ll say it again: if Charles had been in a Mercedes since 2014, he would’ve smashed every single record by now instead of having to constantly tweak the rules just to help Hamilton catch up to Schumacher’s numbers.
They’d practically need a 50-race season just for him to break them, especially since he's driving a car so dominant that Formula 1 has never seen anything like it.

Man, the nonsense you're capable of typing is actually mind-blowing.

Lewis Hamilton has 244 starts with 81 wins under his belt.

Michael Schumacher has 308 starts with 91 wins.

Lewis Hamilton still has 62 races left to match Schumacher's total starts and overtake his win count. Do you honestly believe he won't pull off another 11 wins, even if he decides to drive for three more full seasons? Even if he does that and maintains his current career win percentage, he'd be sitting on 102 wins after 308 races.

What are you even talking about with "50 races a season" when Hamilton is already outpacing Schumacher in terms of pure winning efficiency?? Hamilton has a 33.20% win rate, while Schumacher sits at 29.55%.

Roger Wright94 said:Better get used to it

LOL. Let's stop playing dumb and face the music: Mercedes has basically locked up both titles already. They’re already pouring everything into the car for in 2020, which is why they aren't bringing updates right now (they won't have anything until Japan). Meanwhile, Ferrari is stuck doing the work of Sisyphus trying to save a 2019 season that's already dead in the water by throwing every possible upgrade at a lost cause.😵

In 2020, Lewis Hamilton is going to crush the competition and wrap up the title before the summer break, just like he's doing this year. Why? Because Mercedes will actually be prepared while Ferrari stays one step behind on development.

Look, there are six races left. Even if Charles Leclerc wins four of them—assuming Lewis Hamilton crashes out or finishes outside the points—they'd only just be tied. What are the odds of both those things happening at once? Exactly zero percent. Ferrari can take this whole "fight" and shove it.

Even if Leclerc goes on a tear and wins all six races, plus grabs every single fastest lap point, he'd still only hit 356 points. For Lewis to beat him, he only needs 61 points in that stretch. That’s nothing! He could just finish fifth five times and fourth once, and he'd still walk away with it.

Jesus's, seriously, no matter what topic I click on, it somehow spirals into an off-topic mess by page three at the latest 🙄