Belgian GP - Circuit of the Americas
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placidsurfer9 said:I freaking knew you were going to say that... if this were a bet, I would have dropped five hundred grand on that exact answer!!! 🤣
Yeah, yeah, yeah... 🙂
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placidsurfer9 said:I freaking knew you were going to say that... if this were a bet, I would have dropped five hundred grand on that exact answer!!! 🤣
placidsurfer9 said:Wait, which turn did Massa spin out on today? 😁
Sam Fowler20 said:😂😂😂😂
Yeah, right. In your dreams.
rapidbison42 said:Both No1 and Car No22 are under the lights. Which one is Lewis Hamilton?
Thomas Morales13 said:Wait, where did it say they were investigating? I haven't caught any of the post-race coverage yet.
Steven Wilson83 said:This is the dedicated space for news regarding the Ferrari F1 team; please feel free to share any updates you might have...
lonebison19 said:We’re totally gonna crush Fio!
lonebison19 said:I’m not totally sold on that being a sure thing... We really need to check with FIU first!
Roger Wright94 said:Is this hilarious, pathetic, or just straight-up tragic?
I mean, who even knows how many times people try to claim Michael Schumacher only snagged certain points, wins, or heaven forbid, championships, because guys like Barichel were basically ordered to step aside.
Pathetic, seriously, just pathetic!
As if the king of the track actually relied on Barichel to get anything done. Give me a break!
Just take a quick look at MSC's stats and tell me—honestly—how many "handouts" did he supposedly receive according to you?
Henry Sanchez64 said:What do you mean Robert Kubica? When has he actually won a race? When? Where? Against who?
So yeah, quit talking nonsense, both you and this other guy.👍
David Smith4 said:Robert Kubica took the win. I don't buy every single excuse they throw out there, but it’s pretty obvious that be BMW Sauber wanted him on top. If Nick Heidfeld wins, nothing really changes for the championship hunt. But with Robert winning, he jumps to first in the standings and honestly has a much better shot at more podiums than Nick does. Heidfeld was basically the sacrificial lamb. I feel bad because I'm a huge fan of BMW in general, but they had to pull the trigger for the good of the whole squad. So, I'm with Edward Howard2 on this one. Heidfeld had to play backup to secure Robert's lead, and that's exactly what happened. There's just a way higher chance that Robert lands another podium and grabs those points next race compared to Nick.
It was a smart, if not exactly fair move by the Sauber team. But hey, that's just how Formula 1 works. There's only room for one winner at the top.

Bradley Nelson2 said:Fine, just hit me up whenever you actually find some proof. ☕
Until then, you're basically just wandering around in a fog because you haven't seen a legend like Schumacher on the track in ages. Go try selling that nonsense to someone who actually cares. 😉
Basically, everyone needs to use their heads here. You've completely lost your target audience. 🙂
Bradley Nelson2 said:You’re basically just talking trash without any actual points. Then, when I lay out what they actually said, you pull the "well, you can't expect them to leak their strategy" card. 😕
Look, bottom line? My take comes straight from watching the race and listening to the people involved—stuff you probably haven't even bothered to read yet. Your arguments seem to be coming entirely from your own imagination. Let the readers decide who's right here.
Bradley Nelson2 said:Man, you’re just talking nonsense... seriously... let’s take this step by step.
1. Both drivers actually answered the question about the overtake during the press conference. BMW basically said Nico Rosberg was braking as late as possible given his weight, but obviously, they weren't going to have him crash into his own teammate.
2. Nico Rosberg was driving his own race. Obviously, you don't just hand over positions like that—that’s how you lose races, not win them. Use some common sense here. If Alonso hadn't passed Nico Rosberg, he would've ended up right ahead of him anyway if he had just maintained the pace of the car.
3. Yeah, back then, once they knew, Alonso realized the two-stop strategy didn't really matter anymore, but Nico Rosberg still didn't let him through because he's a racer. He even said he wasn't losing any time. Seriously, go read the post-race interviews instead of making stuff up.
4. What does that even have to do with anything? Precedent or not, I've already explained my side. What do you want from me? To say something "smart" just to score points, even if it makes no sense?
5. I mean, duh. Why would they advise him on how much to slow down just to hit 5th? What do you expect? This is F1, maybe you don't get it, but these guys drive to win. Period. And the guy had a shot at winning, and he took it. Because he was faster. Not just in the race, but in every practice session and qualifying too. He was simply faster.
6. Oh, come on, stop lying. Pure bullshit.
7. Nico Rosberg said everything himself during the press conference, totally honest, and honestly, props to him for that. All this unargued rambling of yours boils down to almost nothing.
What a disaster, just a bunch of losers talking trash just to hear themselves speak. Some people are unbelievable. 🤮