Do you honestly think Kimi would ever play second fiddle to anyone? 🤣
Let’s be realistic here: a top-tier driver isn't moving to Ferrari until Alonso is out the door. And honestly, he'll probably stay there until retirement. You simply won't see two elite drivers sharing a seat at Ferrari.
Massa doesn't give them any reason to make a change as long as the car remains competitive. He proved that today. If they do decide to swap him out, it'll be for someone from a different tier—someone there to support the lead driver and secure points.
That whole strategy is flawed. They'll never clinch the Constructors' Championship that way. Besides, winning individual titles would actually be easier if they had another world-class driver who was more competitive than Massa. It would also mean the competition picks up fewer points overall.
I honestly don't get why Ferrari can't find their rhythm during qualifying. It’s obvious they have the raw pace, but they just seem to need way too many laps before the car actually starts working correctly.
Jason Campbell70 said:Lewis has that Southern mentality—aggressive and incredibly fast. He’s easily five or six classes above Fettel. Just look at the fan reactions globally.
Ferrari's Mario Balotelli. Lewis Hamilton, we're waiting for you with open arms.
It's obvious he's the better driver compared to Fettel, but Kimi is my guy. I just can't see myself rooting for a Mercedes driver, even if he were in a red car. Nando and Kimi would be a dream team—exactly what most fans want to see.
Now a piece of his front wing just flew off. Honestly, he had it coming. It started getting critical back at Turn 10. You can see he just can't handle the champ.
Is it just me, or am I the only one unable to find a stream that actually works and includes the Sky Sports commentators? I've found one through Sopcast that looks great—Sky Sports F1 HD quality—but there’s absolutely no commentary. 😢
I can't help but chuckle just thinking about how that would actually play out. 🤣
True, we provide plenty of clicks here—which I'm sure the owner wants—but the moderators won't allow it. 🤷 Maybe we should just send a private message to Anderson.🤷
Alright, but how is anyone supposed to know that? What’s stopping him from doing whatever he wants? He could easily decide to hand out warnings to certain people while letting others off the hook, even if they deserve them just as much. How is anyone—other than himself, the admin, or the super-mods (who, let's be honest, likely don't have the interest, the time, or the inclination)—going to audit which posts he's flagging or deleting?
Walter Grant5 said:honestly, it shouldn't even matter. a moderator isn't here to audit everyone else's business. you only need to worry about your own record.
That automatically creates grounds to question a moderator's impartiality. Especially when we know the case is specific and the moderator happens to be a fan of one of the teams. In the real world, we call that a conflict of interest.