Drew Bennett68 said:He’ll do it, but only if he can play it on his PlayStation.
Actually, nope, 🤣
even Rosberg is gonna crush him. 🤦
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Drew Bennett68 said:He’ll do it, but only if he can play it on his PlayStation.
darkmarlin16 said:So, what are the odds looking like?
darkmarlin16 said:Nico basically folded after just two weekends, honestly, that luxury lifestyle absolutely wrecked him
darkmarlin16 said:If they hadn't absolutely screwed Sainz over in the pits, Max would've been left in the dust.
darkmarlin16 said:we'll talk more once the race is over ☕
Jack Kelly5 said:I wouldn't say he got played, I mean, he basically pulled off a miracle finishing 18th while running on like 15% capacity... it was actually pretty wild how he managed to outmaneuver Manore like that.
🙏
darkmarlin16 said:They're trying to sabotage Carlos because he's totally eating Max alive 🙂
cosmicridge5 said:Man, tell me about it! 😁 Honestly, I’m still second-guessing if I made the right call here. 😁
Jason Campbell70 said:darkmarlin16's favorite.
cosmicridge5 said:Hey, Max, baby! 😍
Where you been hiding? 🙏 🙏 😁
stormybadger8 said:I checked out the site, basically the NFL Access page, but there’s zero mention of an app or any info on how to install one, and the app itself doesn't give you any way to log in with your NFL Access username and password 😉
So honestly, forget about it. Maybe they'll figure it out eventually... but I guarantee it won't happen before halfway through those four months until the NFL Access billing kicks in.
And then you're stuck in another mess, wondering if you're shelling out $30 for an app that you might actually get around the time of the United Arab Emirates or Miami races...
Plus, the big question is whether it'll even be the full deal or just some stripped-down version. To me, it smells like the latter... because if they were planning on giving us the full version, they probably would have released it already. 😉
Basically, it's a total joke.
For that $30 for NFL Access, honestly, you're better off grabbing a subscription to something like ESPN or Fox Sports instead of NFL, where you don't even get previous FP times or qualifying results anymore, let alone anything else...
Everything you get with NFL Access is just live timing (minus tire data, speeds, or current lap info) plus a few Sky Sports NFL videos, and they don't even have past results like you'd expect for anything more than just the actual races...
No old qualifying results, no FP results, no fastest lap tables, no speed traps 🤦
stormybadger8 said:Seriously, screw this Italian nonsense 😬
Anyway, I went ahead and downloaded this junk from the F1 Android app...
So, assuming they aren't just making stuff up, during the first Free Practice, Vettel had the top speed in all three sectors, which shows up on the speed trap too 🤔
Kinda weird though, considering Rosberg was a second and a half faster 😵
And now a FP2 isn't even working...
Bernie is a total master of the shady stuff 🙏
The Android app is 25 bucks, while getting access to the Formula1.com site costs about 27 dollars... and get this, one doesn't include the other 😍
Otherwise, you can technically race on F1.com for free (even if you need a Visa or Mastercard to do it...) and then immediately hit them with a Cancellation:
email: billing@formula1.com
subject: Subscription Cancellation
Then just write in the email (whatever info you got sent before that)
basket ID : order Placed:
Order Placed:
It’s pretty funny how the "free" deal lasts until April 13, 2015...
But in the fine print (which, of course, they won't bother emailing you 😍), it clearly states that if you don't cancel at least 5 days before the month ends, they'll charge you for the next month 😍
So basically, it's free until March 26, 2015, and after that, the bill for the next month hits 😍