Posts by Edward Howard2

Raymond Ortiz89 said:Man, you really think they’re gonna pull off the championship this year?

Don't make me laugh.🙄

1 Felipe Massa 1:17.553
2 Robert Kubica 0.256
3 Heikki Kovalainen 0.580
5 Nick Heidfeld 0.629
5 Kimi Räikkönen 0.739
6 Lewis Hamilton 0.750
7 Mark Webber 1.159
8 David Coulthard 1.256
9 Kazuki Nakajima 1.418
10 Fernando Alonso 1.452
11 Nico Rosberg 1.540
12 Sebastian Vettel 1.675
13 Timo Glock 1.793
14 Jarno Trulli 2.015
15 Giancarlo Fisichella 2.262
16 Adrian Sutil 2.335
17 Nelsinho Piquet 2.538
18 Rubens Barrichello 2.620
19 Sebastien Bourdais 2.988
20 Jenson Button 3.989

Man, Massa is absolutely killing it in the rain! 😂

darkmarlin16 said:The German expert commentator on FOX, before and after the race—Niki Lauda

🤣
I'm hunting for this online, not on satellite...
That way I can actually multitask and watch football and Formula 1 at the same time.

Man, this local news station is driving me nuts. 😠

It’s like they can’t just move the schedule up twice a year and broadcast it live? Honestly, their coverage is pretty mediocre compared to what you get on ABC 🤣

Raymond Ortiz89 said:Good question, does anyone know a site that actually streams the races?

There’s probably one out there, I just gotta track it down... 🤔
I stumbled onto this one site before and used it to catch practice and qualifying during the race in Turkey, but they shut it down right before Monaco.

Anyone know if there's gonna be a live stream for qualifying and the race somewhere online?

Karen Gomez55 said:
http://i31.tinypic.com/2q24c9c.jpg

That's awesome

👏

Bradley Nelson2 said:I honestly don't know what I'd do if I actually put money on that guy🤷

At this point, it feels like a safe bet that Vettel won't even see the checkered flag this year😂

Bradley Nelson2 said:I was saying Alonso basically had a 3-4 lap fuel advantage compared to everyone else—including Hamilton, who was trailing him. My call was that once those first pit stops happened, he’d drop three spots lower in the standings than where he started at the lights. 😛
But man, I totally blew my parlay this weekend because Heidfeld is absolutely useless.

So why on earth would you bet on Heidfeld? The guy has less traction than Massa... 🙄 Honestly, this season, you should just bet against him every single time. The odds are actually pretty decent if you want to take him down.

Bradley Nelson2 said:basically, you nailed the first part but missed everything else 😉
but I actually hit the nail right on the head 😛
stop talking nonsense, man 😁

this is just more spam 🙂

Bradley Nelson2 said:Basically, you nailed the first part but missed everything else 😉
but I actually hit the nail right on the head 😛
just talking nonsense here, just rambling away :cheerful whistle:

This is straight up spam🙂

Bradley Nelson2 said:basically, you nailed the first part but missed everything else 😉
but I actually hit the nail right on the head 😛
stop talking nonsense :cheerful whistle:

if we’re playing by your rules 🤣, I technically called Heidenfeld finishing ninth, but I wouldn't call that a win when a bunch of underdogs just cut him off.
what exactly did you predict? that Alonso's car would blow up? I didn't see that coming since his ride hasn't died on him in ages. and if you didn't either then... 🙂 what exactly did you "predict" anyway?😕

Bradley Nelson2 said:Basically, they all overtook him just because Jupiter was sitting better than Mars—they passed him exactly like I said I would. 😛
Next time you want to tell me I'm wrong, try actually being right for once. 😉
But hey, Edward Howard2, stick to your little predictions, just stay far away from the sportsbook if you ask me. 😁

Just look at my prediction...

Edward Howard2 said:It's totally possible for Massa to jump him at the start if Alonso doesn't nail the launch, but for anyone else, there's zero chance until the pit stops, even if Alonso ends up being slower on track than them.

Edward Howard2 said:Here is my full prediction for tomorrow's race...

1. Kimi Raikkonen
2. Felipe Massa*
3. Fernando Alonso
4. Lewis Hamilton*
5. Robert Kubica

I nailed my first call perfectly. Massa jumped him at the start and nobody else moved up until the pits. As for the rest, I called it: Kimi takes the win and Hamilton finishes ahead of Kubica. Regarding Alonso, he probably would’ve been fighting for 3rd if he hadn't dropped out. He took on way more fuel than everyone at the top, so his second pit stop would've happened right around the same time, maybe a lap or two later. A safety car could have helped him too since he wasn't burning through fuel as fast. That extra fuel load is really the main reason Hamilton and Kubica passed him. If he had carried the same amount as them, they’d still be stuck behind him.
About the betting thing—it wasn't Alonso that got me, I just had a bigger play on Rosberg. I'm only playing for peanuts this weekend, but seriously, at the end of the season, I'll email you all my slips if you want, and you can decide for yourself if my picks are actually good or just total garbage.😉

Henry Sanchez64 said:Alright folks, enough with the nonsense
we all know McLaren is taking the win
I actually feel bad for you, neonharbor18

Look, I’ve noticed you’re a real genius. Like, you've got so much extra brainpower leaking out of your ears that you seriously need to grab some earplugs just to plug the leak. It's pretty obvious there's way too much flowing out, which explains why there isn't much left inside... 🤣

Roger Williams3 said:🤣🤣
That really caught my eye too... at first I was thinking—okay, some wannabe expert just showed up to see what we're all talking about here, but then I saw his other post...
🤣🤣🤣

What a joke. He registers, drops that absolute garbage as his very first post, and honestly? I think he got called out, felt a bit too smart for his own good, and decided he won't bother talking to us "clueless" folks anymore. But then, his third single post on the whole forum lands right here in this sub-forum, which is basically crawling with newbies... and man, what a post it is... 🤣
No doubt about it... a total genius. 🤣

Henry Sanchez64 said:Are you kidding me right now!!!
I actually had a physical reaction reading all this nonsense you guys posted.
The topic seemed cool enough, so I figured I'd jump in.
I honestly thought there might be some actual knowledge here, but man, was I wrong.🤷

One thing still isn't totally clicking for me though... 🤔

Henry Sanchez64 said:McLaren is gonna take the championship again...!!!

...but after seeing this, it's way clearer why they say "the best defense is a good offense." 🤣

Bradley Nelson2 said:Should I tell you right now that you're rambling, or wait until after the race?

Hey, don't go grouping me in with myself here... 😁

If you save your comment for tomorrow, you won't even get the chance to say it. 😛

Alright, so I’ve been sitting here for ages, overthinking everything. I've been crunching the numbers, looking at current driver form, how the cars are actually behaving, and comparing today's results against earlier this season and even last year. After weighing all the variables that could mess with the outcome, I’ve finally come up with a totally rational prediction for tomorrow's race...

1. Kimi Raikkonen
2. Felipe Massa*
3. Fernando Alonso
4. Lewis Hamilton*
5. Robert Kubica
6. Heikki Kovalainen
7. Jarno Trulli
8. Nelsinho Piquet
9. Nick Heidfeld
10. Timo Glock

*Note: This doesn't account for any wildcards or unpredictable chaos—like a driver losing their cool mid-race and driving like a maniac, which always ruins everything. Because of that, I've included the 9th and 10th place guys just in case someone higher up crashes out and they slide into the points positions.

Roger Williams3 said:I honestly don't think he'll even be slower than the guys trailing him.
The Q2 times show he's actually flying. Only Kimi, Massa, and Robert Kubica were faster.

If his race pace holds up, catching him on the track isn't going to be a walk in the park.

I feel like banking on an Alonso win is a bit too optimistic, but seeing him on the podium at some point this season feels totally doable. Also, maybe Nelsinho Piquet finally grabs some points for the first time.

James Roberts87 said:Don't hold your breath, man. Everyone's gonna blow past him within just a few laps...

Look, maybe Massa pulls an early move if Fernando Alonso doesn't nail his start, but after that? No way anyone else catches him before the first pit stops, even if Alonso ends up being a little slower on pure pace out on track.