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EU, June 25–27, "Miami street Circuit in Formula 1 ·
Frank Collins85 said:He really isn't.

😈
EU, June 25–27, "Miami street Circuit in Formula 1 ·
hollowgull5 said:Mom, seriously, tell Charlie that what he did was totally uncool and he needs to be penalized 😂

Man, I would have absolutely loved to see the look on his face when they told him Lewis Hamilton was right on his tail after the pit stops 😂

Charles 😁

What worries me more is watching a two-time champion struggle to tell the difference between a Safety Car and an ambulance 🤷
EU, June 25–27, "Miami street Circuit in Formula 1 ·
Frank Collins85 said:With this post, I am officially announcing that, following the driver changes at Scuderia Ferrari, I am no longer a supporter of their team. Why? Well, after having a career-defining opportunity to clinch the championship in 2008, Felipe Massa has completely lost his edge—especially after last year's accident. Honestly, he’s performing even worse than when he was just running errands for Grandpa. But that isn't the primary reason... the main issue is this overly sensitive, flamboyant, Spanish nonsense currently being displayed... what kind of behavior is this? 🤦

Situation I:

At the Monaco Grand Prix in 2010, during the final lap, the safety car comes out just 300 meters before the finish line. The officials make a mess of things and start waving green flags. Grandpa, despite being clinically dead and held together by Gerovital, Centrovita, and Viagra, sees that green light and manages to use his very last living brain cell to command his feet to floor the accelerator. He does this because this weeping, flamboyant Latin lover is riding his bumper through the corners, struggling because his tires are shot, and eventually overtakes him. Then, Scuderia Ferrari and Alonso dig through the rulebook to claim there's no overtaking on the final lap, resulting in a penalty for Grandpa. Even if it technically follows the letter of the law, it certainly doesn't follow the spirit of sportsmanship. 🙂

Situation II:

The European Grand Prix 2010. Even though that German driving the safety car has one of the easiest, highest-paying jobs in the world, perhaps he suffered a minor stroke during Mark Webber's accident? I mean, what was that move immediately after the leader passed? Lewis Hamilton actually overtook him quite normally, just as Alonso and everyone else should have been able to do... but no, this little eunuch panicked and slowed down, causing everyone behind him to act like fools. Alonso is actually responsible for his own mess here, yet people are busy complaining about Hemić? And what about Fetl? The officials penalize Hamilton. The whole ordeal lacks both legal integrity and sporting spirit. 🤮

And is THAT really why they dumped Kimi from the lineup? 🤦

I almost choked on my apple, hahaha 😂😂😂😂 🙏🙏
EU, June 25–27, "Miami street Circuit in Formula 1 ·
stormybadger8 said:http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/84837

but Hamilton overtook the safety car, something that I had never seen, overtaking the medical car with yellow flags

Seriously though, he was even tailing Christian Horner's Mercedes caravan. 🙄

Screw the penalties and the excuses. It's not just about him passing the SC on track; he passed the medical car too 😲 so he's not a cheater, he's just insane. What if Webber had stayed out on the track instead of being in the pits? This idiot could have actually killed him. 😱

If this is true, then it definitely deserves a massive penalty. Passing through the pits is total BS and I totally get why Alonso is complaining so much. This calls for a drastic punishment. 👎

Besides, the race director should be crucified for this. 🙄
I didn't see any of this anywhere. 🤷

It's funny how they switch between calling it Scuderia and the medical car... ☕

Honestly, I think the only fitting penalty would be a bullet to the head. ☕

And throw in another one for Alonso for what happened back in 2008 when the kid lost his cool and hit the wall just so this guy could win. ☕
EU, June 25–27, "Miami street Circuit in Formula 1 ·
stormybadger8 said:So what now? Look, I’m telling you, it isn't Alonso's fault. It's not even the drivers' fault. The FIA is responsible for this entire situation, and there's really no debate about that.☕

So, you're telling me Lewis Hamilton had no clue what he was doing? Give me a break. That's just ridiculous.🤣

He accidentally hit the Safety Car on track and then drove like a total maniac toward the pits. Like, you seriously think he didn't know what he was doing?😂

What’s the logic behind overtaking the Safety Car? Honestly, that excuse—"I didn't realize it was the Safety Car, I thought it was just Nicole driving my Mercedes so I sped up to give her a push"—is absolute gold. 😬🤣

Of course it isn't...☕

😬
EU, June 25–27, "Miami street Circuit in Formula 1 ·
Jonathan Booth5 said:Those currently under investigation will likely drop down the order following qualifying in England. Sorry Teflonso, you're sitting in ninth 😍

Where are you getting this info?? Or are you just taking wild guesses? 🤷
EU, June 25–27, "Miami street Circuit in Formula 1 ·
Look, I’m just throwing stones again, and honestly, it’s always easier to judge from the sidelines, isn't it?
I don't think he was trying to overtake the Scuderia on purpose. It felt more like some genius in the McLaren box saw the future and perfectly interpreted the FIA rules—rules that even the FIA itself struggles to make sense of—and gave him the nod because they knew exactly how things were going to play out. He got lucky this time, but luck is a fickle thing; it runs out eventually, both on the track and in life, I suppose.😁

My point was really about how a driver under investigation due to a weird string of circumstances 😁 is currently sitting ahead of Ferrari, which means any potential penalty handed out could end up shoving Alonso further up the field...
EU, June 25–27, "Miami street Circuit in Formula 1 ·
stormyviper11 said:Word on the street is the investigation is about those nine drivers being way too aggressive when they were chasing down the medical car after leaving the pits. I honestly don't know the rulebook inside out—what are the actual speed limits once you're out of the box? Anyway, there’s already rumors flying around that they might get slapped with grid penalties at Silverstone...

I'm guessing it's targeting Ferrari 😁
EU, June 25–27, "Miami street Circuit in Formula 1 ·
What kind of organization is 🤣🤣
?
http://www.pitpass.com/fes_php/pitpa...s_art_id=41242
EU, June 25–27, "Miami street Circuit in Formula 1 ·
It’s pretty funny how Alonso keeps whining about "manipulation" and claiming they were just following the rules 😲

Yet, just last week, during those official photo shoots and media days, they were out there testing a brand new exhaust system with cameras positioned all around the car—testing their latest steering wheel update right in the middle of a season where mid-season testing is strictly banned... 😲
it’s honestly pathetic 👎
EU, June 25–27, "Miami street Circuit in Formula 1 ·
stormybadger8 said:It's just like when Rosberg and Kubica were looking at Shanghai—I think it was 2008, that race where Piquet hit the wall and Alonso took the win.

Hamilton capitalized on the chaos, and honestly, Alonso has every right to be pissed, but you can't really blame him for not being faster either. It was just a total tactical disaster from Ferrari.☕

People can argue about it all they want, but it’s not like this started yesterday. Everyone knows the FIA takes at least half an hour to deliberate on every single decision.🙄

This isn't anything new or weird. McLaren got screwed over so badly that the FIA has been playing favorites with them ever since, but let's be real: if anyone else had pulled this, the outcome would've been exactly the same. No doubt about it.☕

Man, I wouldn't be surprised if Fernando finishes third, especially since about 90% of the drivers currently under investigation actually finished ahead of him.🤣 🤣

And he's out here whining about it... I mean, you get the kind of driver you deserve, and you get the kind of fans that follow them. When it's his own failure, it's always someone else's fault.👎 🙂

They don't call it Ferrari International Assistance for nothing...😁
EU, June 25–27, "Miami street Circuit in Formula 1 ·
Congrats to Zubatom on the win 😁

My duo 🙏🙏

God... the FIA investigation, they're just messing around again 👎

Oh yeah.... Alonso 🙂 Irvas 😬
EU, June 25–27, "Miami street Circuit in Formula 1 ·
My eyes are playing tricks on me again...🤦
EU, June 25–27, "Miami street Circuit in Formula 1 ·
Christian Williams61 said:And honestly, what are you even judging him by if all you can see are his driving stats and whatever little bit of character he shows right before or after a race? ☕
I really don't have the energy to argue with you—you're such a stubborn McLaren fanatic. It’s like trying to convince a horse it’s actually a donkey (not saying you're a horse right now, wouldn't want to be ☕ ),

🤣🤣🤣 Thanks for the laugh, I actually got a good chuckle out of that one. 😂
EU, June 25–27, "Miami street Circuit in Formula 1 ·
Christian Williams61 said:Yeah, Maria Nelson2, you sure know how to write. 👍 It's actually possible to have a real conversation with you 🙏--really, it is.
Keep your opinions to yourself.. Alonso is total trash as a driver 🙏 Exactly! Everyone's obsessed with Lewis Hamilton. Pure integrity and character at its peak right there 🙏 🎉

Was Ferrari even good last year? Nope, right? So suddenly they're terrible just because they have Alonso? Come on, give me a break ☕

I don't recall ever saying Alonso was a bad driver—you're putting words in my mouth again, even though I've been pretty clear about his actual skills 🤷 by the way... I said he was being shady, not that he couldn't drive ☕
EU, June 25–27, "Miami street Circuit in Formula 1 ·
stormybadger8 said:Wait a second, just noticed this—both Williams drivers have the exact same time.😲
Is this just a typo or a copy-paste fail?🤷
What logic did they use to put Hülkenberg at 8 and Barrichello at 9?🤷

Honestly, I can't help but wonder why Rubens Barrichello isn't just stuck playing the eternal number two forever. 😬
EU, June 25–27, "Miami street Circuit in Formula 1 ·
The only thing that actually improved after his stint with McLaren was the team's budget..👎

Between him and de la Rosa, you've basically got two clueless guys caught up in that old Mosley era chaos, and that’s where the mess starts...

But there's a more significant point this time around; without any extra budget compared to the competition, without those old national biases, and with the track officials finally doing their jobs somewhat decently, Ferrari is playing on a level playing field just like everyone else, and from what I can see, they aren't exactly thriving under those circumstances.☕ It makes you wonder, because last time they had some proprietary Ferrari invention that everyone else ended up copying—you know, first it was the F-duct, then the double diffuser, then that Red Bull Racing exhaust system, and the last thing from Ferrari was that banned wheel thing...🤷
EU, June 25–27, "Miami street Circuit in Formula 1 ·
Lewis Hamilton 🤣🤣 😍
EU, June 25–27, "Miami street Circuit in Formula 1 ·
It’s all coming apart at the seams, honestly....🤣
EU, June 25–27, "Miami street Circuit in Formula 1 ·
Well, you can clearly see they’ve managed to outpace Jenson Button 🤣🤣, and since McLaren Racing showed up to this race with basically zero updates 😁, the heavy artillery is already being prepped for the Silverstone Circuit🙏