Posts by Maria Nelson2

Jason Campbell70 said:I honestly don't have the energy for this kind of nonsense today. 🥳

Rubens Barrichello🙏
Three points.🙏
More than we saw during the entirety of last season.🙏

Ferrari managed to scrape together a single point, which honestly feels like a victory given how much they struggled out there today. 🤣🤣🤣

redheron12 said:Ford 😂🤣 Which cuts? 🤣😂

I’d give anything just to see the look on Luke di Montezemolo's face right now. 😛

The Italians really outdid themselves this time, showing everyone exactly how much they love working with Honda. 👍

Everyone else pretty much delivered what was expected, but man, I feel for Kovalainen; if that Safety Car hadn't rolled out, he actually had a legitimate shot at taking the win.

Sep, congrats, looks like you finally saw the light...

And then there's Ron Dennis. 😍 Exactly like that one at the end.

McLaren 🙏🙏🙏:

It's true, and honestly, it’s just such a shame what happened to Heikki.

I really feel for Heiki, he seriously deserved a spot on that podium... safety car😠

Nicole Reyes97 said:no, honey...

look, you aren't Superman, and you definitely don't have any superpowers, so maybe just take a breath and chill out for a second...
plus, I'm pretty sure you can't afford my hourly rate to play your girlfriend... good grief...

oops, looks like I'm posting in the wrong thread... damn it.😂😂😂😂😂

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Jason Campbell70 said:I'm on another agent😎

on a secret mission😉

I'm watching your every move 😉☕

Jason Campbell70 said:Hamilton, or whatever his name is now.🤷

Jason Campbell70, what even is this?😲😲 So, what’s the deal with the avatar? Did you finally see the light or something?🤣🤣 Or you just lost your bet.😁

jadewolf56 said:Australian GP results:
Australian GP results:

pos. driver team race time
1. Lewis Hamilton McLaren-Mercedes 1h34:50.616 🙏🙏
2. Nick Heidfeld BMW Sauber + 5.478🙏

3. Nico Rosberg Williams-Toyota + 8.163 🙏

4. Fernando Alonso Renault + 17.181 🙏

5. Heikki Kovalainen McLaren-Mercedes + 18.014🙏

6. Rubens Barrichello Honda + 52.453

7. Kazuki Nakajima Williams-Toyota + 1 lap

8. Sébastien Bourdais Toro Rosso-Ferrari + 2 laps

9. Kimi Räikkönen Ferrari + 3 laps

Did not finish:

driver team laps
Robert Kubica BMW Sauber 50
Timo Glock Toyota 44
Takuma Sato Super Aguri-Honda 33
Nelson Piquet Jr. Renault 31
Felipe Massa Ferrari 30
David Coulthard Red Bull-Renault 26
Timo Glock Toyota 20
Adrian Sutil Force India-Ferrari 9
Mark Webber Red Bull-Renault 1
Jenson Button Honda 1
Anthony Davidson Super Aguri-Honda 1
Sebastian Vettel Toro Rosso-Ferrari 1
Giancarlo Fisichella Force India-Ferrari 1

Driver championship standings:

pos. driver points
1. Lewis Hamilton 10
2. Nick Heidfeld 8
3. Nico Rosberg 6
4. Fernando Alonso 5
5. Heikki Kovalainen 4
6. Rubens Barrichello 3
7. Kazuki Nakajima 2
8. Sébastien Bourdais 1

Constructors' championship standings:

pos. constructor points

1. McLaren-Mercedes 14

2. BMW Sauber 8

3. Williams-Toyota 8

4. Renault 5

5. Honda 3

6. Toro Rosso-Ferrari 1

Man, what a wild ride, that was a hell of a race.

wearyraven41 said:Saturday Qualifying session 12.

12. Fernando Alonso Spain Renault 1:26.188
21. Nelson Piquet Brazil Renault 1:28.330

Hmm... looks like he was dropping about 2 seconds per lap too...

😂😂🤣🤣

rapidviper54 said:Come on, McLaren 🙏 🙏

Hamilton is a total legend, 🙏 even if Heikki Alonso is actually pretty solid too. 👍

Alonso... 😂 neka neka 😂 😂 😂 "aj bring 2 sekonds per lap....."

Ferrari 👎

👍

http://www.youtube.com/results?searc...1&search_type=

here’s a quick little preview of those qualifying laps

Raymond Ortiz89 said:it’d be great if Kim could pull off another win, maybe even better than Massa, just to see Ferrari back on top because drivers are basically disposable assets anyway

I guess that’s really all you can expect from a die-hard fan

pathetic👎

lonebison19 said:Way to go, McLaren... honestly, I can't wait to see Hemi absolutely tear them apart tomorrow. And poor Massa, stuck crying in the sand again... lol

🙏🙏🙏🙏

hollowhawk412 said:those are just aftermarket brakes 😁

they aren't even McLaren's

👍😉

hollowhawk412 said:that it doesn't matter, you probably wouldn't have even replied to my post anyway...

Fine, let them talk... but plenty of people have been asked who's got the edge here...
I remember Trulli claiming Ferrari was in a league of their own, basically saying the championship was already decided, while Kimi was being all vague and saying it was too early to call anything.
Even the test drivers over at Ferraria were whispering that Renault might be sandbagging their performance... and so on, and so forth. Everyone gets an interview, yet nobody's mentioning BMW...

But honestly, we’ll just have to wait and see how they handle the tires and those long runs...

People were already buzzing last year about how great the BMW starts were, everyone waiting for that inevitable moment this year where BMW finally hits the podium. And as for what Trulli says, who actually listens to him?😂😂 If Renault is hiding any real speed, they clearly kept it tucked away during qualifying.😂😂

At the end of the day, once the lights go out, things are going to get chaotic.

And it isn't just about tire wear and long runs; we're looking at the whole picture since the season has barely even started.☕

hollowhawk412 said:I didn't quite catch your drift there

I don't think Alonso is some lone prophet who’s the only one in the entire F1 paddock to realize that BMW is lightning fast and practically knocking on the door of a win; every single team, no matter how much they try to play it cool, is constantly eyeing the competition and crunching the numbers—that's just basic data analysis—so what he tells the press doesn't mean he's the only guy who saw this coming.
but honestly, it really doesn't matter,🤷😉

Jason Campbell70 said:You've got it all wrong.😛

Let's not derail the whole conversation just yet, though I suppose we could always pivot to talking about Alonso if everyone's feeling restless.😉😁Maybe we can revisit this once Alonso finally gets his own LLC up and running.😂😂

Jason Campbell70 said:Yeah, and then aliens just swoop down, snatch up Alonso, and perform some public vivisection right there in front of everyone just to figure out where those superhuman abilities come from that allow him to shave off those precious "six tenths"☕

I think you quoted the wrong guy here😉

Jason Campbell70 said:Kovalainen just missed the first turn after that contact with Kubica.☕

Massa couldn't even make it through the first turn after that contact with Kubica, and you could tell things were falling apart when Raikkonen suddenly lunged right past both of them.☕🤣

hollowhawk412 said:man, you really are a die-hard Kubica fan, aren't you?

I mean, sure, Alonso is one of his closest buddies,
but what I'm getting at is that Alonso actually saw what everyone else missed almost a month ago.
....

he realized that the BMW is way faster than those testing numbers let on...

and that all those technical hiccups were just side effects of taking some design risks
which, as we've seen, are totally fixable..

but hey, I guess we'll just have to wait and see how it plays out in the long run.

they didn't catch onto it in the public eye😉

Jason Campbell70 said:If he managed to snatch the title last season, there's no reason he can't pull it off again this year, regardless of how things shook out at the United States Grand Prix.🙏🙏🙏
As long as his car doesn't fall apart on him, I’d say he’s looking at a solid third-place finish.☕

Though, let's be real, he'll still be trailing both McLarens.👍😉