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graniteharbor502 said:I don't recall Webber being anything close to brilliant even before the breakdown.

Exactly. Neither fast nor reliable.
That's how they view Webber. It’s hardly surprising he has no desire to be part of that circus anymore.
placidridge2 said:Oh sure, because those four world titles say everything we need to know, right? ☕

Fernando Alonso and Kimi Räikkönen combined don't even have as many titles as Sebastian Vettel. And let’s be honest about how Alonso earned his versus how Kimi earned his. This kind of mindless chatter could be aimed at any world champion. 🙂

How so?
Every single title held by Alonso and Kimi is worth more than all of Vettel's combined.
I’m honestly counting down the days until next season. My only dilemma is deciding who to root for—the Maestro or Lewis. They’re both absolute legends in my book, and I can't pick a side.
Just cheer for both and let the better driver take the win.
graniteharbor502 said:Just watch how Mark Webber performs in that exact same car, and you'll realize how brilliant Sebastian Vettel actually is. He's in a league of his own. Honestly, don't pay much attention to Alonso's fan club. When he can't match Vettel on the track, all they have left to do is insult the German. Meanwhile, he just keeps getting better.

Yeah, because they definitely drive identical cars. 🙂
Nathan Fisher24 said:Fernando Alonso is a maestro and arguably the best driver out there, but you guys are seriously overhyping him.
What was actually so legendary about it? Sure, he had a decent launch, and maybe he
gained a tiny fraction of a second at the start, but nothing spectacular happened.
The clearest proof is in the onboard footage from his perspective. He just floors it and stays perfectly straight without making any maneuvers before the first turn. He got lucky because Romain Grosjean, Mark Webber, and Lewis Hamilton were all busy fighting, blocking, and cutting each other off right in front of him, which made his job significantly easier. There’s no denying it was a clean start, but it isn't some miracle worthy of 800 emojis and endless praise...
It would be nice if people on this forum could have a civilized discussion about F1
instead of constantly reading through petty bickering about "dirty driving," "whining," "cheating," or who the "true champions" are.
I'm not an Alonso fan, but I find it easy to admit he's the best. Why can't
everyone else look at race situations realistically, or at least try to? If Vettel was "2 seconds faster per lap" today, who's to say that's entirely down to the car? Isn't it theoretically possible the car provided 1.8 seconds, and Vettel himself clawed back that extra 0.2? 🤷

That was just one start in this race, but you clearly aren't watching the other races where he consistently slices through the field one by one. The only person he might not overtake is Adrian Newey.
Edward Howard2 said:The crowd boos the fraud, yet the conductor couldn't help but crack a smirk right then and there. 😁

He waves, and naturally, he gets a standing ovation.😍
I’m just waiting for Bernie to unleash the police on anyone trolling Sebastian Vettel, much like how a certain aggressive owner would send security after the media just for calling out his shady tactics.
frozenheron7 said:Once again, they're playing Sebastian Vettel for fools regarding the podium. 😁

Jason Campbell70 said:You can't fool the fans... you fraud.

😂

He’s quite possibly the only driver who has ever been—or currently is—getting played like this. That should tell you everything you need to know about him.

If this keeps up, it wouldn't be surprising if they reverted to the old way of doing things: conducting interviews in a studio setting. 🙂
Jamie Newman5 said:Does anyone have a decent link to the video?

Thanks

Got insomnia or something? Looking for a lullaby? 😁
stormybadger8 said:So, was Sebastian Vettel actually supposed to just pull over on the track and throw it into reverse?🤣 🤣 🤣

Look, do you even know where Webber was on the track versus where Vettel was?

Where?
Tyler Bennett5 said:How much Sebastian Vettel is rubbing salt in our wounds right now. And he’s using coarse sea salt, too.
He drove that race like Michael Schumacher. Putting down laps within a tenth of each other consistently.
Say whatever you want about the car, but the man delivered
a flawless performance.

And he owes all of that to the car. I’d love to see him in a McLaren or maybe even a Lotus.
Jason Campbell70 said:Adrian Newey absolutely embarrassed the rest of the field. 🙏🙏🙏

Adrian Newey is the undisputed king of F1. 🙏
http://www.sport.es/es/noticias/form...ngapur-2680630 Alonso showed exactly why he’s elite—he forced Webber all the way back to the pits, while Vettel wouldn't even bother to acknowledge his own teammate.

So it’s no wonder the crowd was cheering for him while Vettel just got booed.🙏
Fernando Alonso proved his class once again; despite a lackluster qualifying session, he managed to secure second place in the race.
placidridge2 said:Look, the truth doesn't hurt me as much as it clearly hurts you. Obviously. 😉

It's painfully obvious you have no clue what we're talking about or even which subforum you've wandered into. Do everyone a favor and just get lost.
McLaren played us all. First they gave us those two Mercedes drivers, then there was Felipe.
placidridge2 said:🙄 Alain Prost never really had the knack for driving in the rain.

What does this prove? Nothing. And it certainly doesn't prove that Ayrton Senna was a better driver than Alain Prost.

You could say Ayrton Senna was absolutely elite in the rain. Hats off to him for that.

People have turned him into nothing more than a massive myth.

Go stand in front of a mirror and spit on what you see.
Webber was shortshifting through almost every gear. It’s strange how Vettel never seemed to have that issue. 🤔
placidridge2 said:They’re just mindless because they’re as subjective and indoctrinated as the citizens of North Korea.

Why don't they like him? Because he's been snatching titles from them and slapping their maestro in the face for the last four years.

Good grief, apparently some people need everything spelled out for them. 🙄

Calling freedom of thought and speech "North Korea" is quite a stretch. 🤣🙏

Honestly, who am I even arguing with? I shouldn't be lowering myself to this level.🙂
Kimi Räikkönen is a master 🙏 I am genuinely looking forward to next season 👋