US Grand Prix (Indianapolis Motor Speedway) 10.30.2011
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Here they go again. 🤣 🤣 🤣 🙏
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US Grand Prix (Indianapolis Motor Speedway) 10.30.2011
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Points are on the line. 🙏 🙏 🙏
US Grand Prix (Indianapolis Motor Speedway) 10.30.2011
in Formula 1 ·
His suspension just snaps right on the edge. 😲 😲
US Grand Prix (Indianapolis Motor Speedway) 10.30.2011
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Douglas Parker61 said:Al Gore and Petrov are tied on time. Who moves on?
Jamie wins because they set their time earlier.
US Grand Prix (Indianapolis Motor Speedway) 10.30.2011
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Old man tanked it again. 🤦
US Grand Prix (Indianapolis Motor Speedway) 10.30.2011
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Is it just me, or is this track insanely bumpy and "wavy" as hell? 🤷
US Grand Prix (Indianapolis Motor Speedway) 10.30.2011
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darkmarlin16 said:What?😕
Look, just use Google. It’s your best friend, period. Stop overthinking everything and just search for it. 🙂
US Grand Prix (Indianapolis Motor Speedway) 10.30.2011
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Lewis 🤦 Man, who even knows which lap it was this season? Absolutely insane. 🤣 🤦 🤦
US Grand Prix (Indianapolis Motor Speedway) 10.30.2011
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Frank Collins85 said:So basically, Keith Rodriguez27 is just a total clone of TBF? 🤣
Damn, you caught me. 😳 😬
Wait, does that mean I actually root for Sebastian Vettel? 😲 Hell no, not even back then. 🙂 ☕ 😁
US Grand Prix (Indianapolis Motor Speedway) 10.30.2011
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mistybear87 said:photo from this morning. He knows exactly what's coming for him. 😬[/I]
US Grand Prix (Indianapolis Motor Speedway) 10.30.2011
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darkmarlin16 said:Nico didn't say what his expectations were for this race🙄
I'm just praying everyone's DRS breaks so we can finally get a decent, normal race for once☕
I’m just ready for next season already. This whole end-of-year stretch is nothing but beating a dead horse. 😬
Honestly, I have zero clue what to expect. The cards get shuffled so much during the race that I’ve got no idea about anything, other than the fact that Vettel will probably be right up there at the top. And man, I just hope the Indian Grand Prix isn't a total disaster of a track like... uhm, well, you know, those ones we don't talk about 😁, but they're still somehow stuck on the calendar for the next, what, 67 years? 🙂
Oh, and thank god—no more waking up at 7 AM for the rest of the season. 👋
Grand Prix of Japan (Indianapolis) 10/09/2011
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Chris Ortiz said:Just one more thing I should mention
If this trend with the tires continues in the upcoming seasons—meaning they just shred themselves instantly—Lewis Hamilton won't stand a chance against Jenson Button. Absolutely none. Without the SC, he would have been lagging 40 to 50 seconds behind Gumby today; instead, he was out front after the first corner and managed to finish without any penalties or collisions.
I'm totally with you on this. Man, whatever, driving styles and all that jazz, but Lewis just absolutely murders his tires way too fast. They seriously need to fix this in the upcoming races and definitely during the off-season, assuming Pirelli's tires stay this way next year.
Grand Prix of Japan (Indianapolis) 10/09/2011
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Alex Fowler5 said:You don't even need consecutive wins to be a two-time or multi-time champ.
Just stop it, man. Seriously.
stormybadger8 said:The vibes at the end were just weird😢
Stoked about the title win 👋🙂😍
but honestly, that 3rd place finish was a bit of a letdown.
Really feel for Kimi Räikkönen😢😢😢
Glad for Sergio Perez 🙏
Your predictions fail more often than not. ☕ 😛 😁
Sure, props to the ones you actually managed to nail. 🙂
neonfalcon16 said:Oh, absolutely. Because clearly, being a great driver doesn't matter when you're sitting in a rocket ship. Bless your heart, Adrian.
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Grand Prix of Japan (Indianapolis) 10/09/2011
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Hamilton 🤣 is absolutely 🤦 🤣 🤣
Grand Prix of Japan (Indianapolis) 10/09/2011
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Hoping for a killer race, minimal rain, and seeing Vettel spinning out into the gravel on the side. 😁
What's the point of tribute bands?
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Look, I think you’ve gotta tackle this question from two totally different angles if you want the full picture. First, there's the whole "why" behind the tribute bands themselves—what's the actual point for the band and the people playing the music? And then, on the flip side, you've got the perspective of the fans in the crowd. Those two viewpoints are worlds apart.
Look, regarding the first point, I think we’re all pretty much on the same page here: there is zero point in dedicating your entire career to just being a carbon copy of some other band. It's fine when you're just starting out, or maybe if you throw in an occasional track later on because that specific group had a massive influence on your sound and you genuinely love them—fine, whatever, why not. But that's it.
But look, when it comes to the other side of this—the people like us who actually listen to and give a damn about that original band—this is the bottom line:
That’s it. Period. Nothing else matters—it's just pure, unadulterated fun.
It’s definitely not the same thing. You can't just sit at home and expect that vibe. You aren't listening to those tracks with 100, 200, or even 1,000 other people who are just as obsessed with the music as you are. And don't even get me started on how much the atmosphere and the actual sound change when you're in a crowd like that. It's a totally different beast.
Look, let's be real—none of this even matters if the tribute band sucks. Period.
I've been to a Pink Floyd show myself, and honestly? It was an absolute blast. 🤷 I was hanging out with a few buddies who also obsess over Pink Floyd almost as much as I do—though, let's be real, it’s probably impossible to love them as much as I do. 😳 😁). Man, we had an absolute blast. Singing our hearts out to all those classic tracks, surrounded by thousands of other fans who were there for the exact same reason... just soaking up the light show and the whole vibe. It was killer. 🤷 But let’s face it—I’m probably not getting another shot at hearing Pink Floyd live like this, at least not with the original lineup.
Look, regarding the first point, I think we’re all pretty much on the same page here: there is zero point in dedicating your entire career to just being a carbon copy of some other band. It's fine when you're just starting out, or maybe if you throw in an occasional track later on because that specific group had a massive influence on your sound and you genuinely love them—fine, whatever, why not. But that's it.
But look, when it comes to the other side of this—the people like us who actually listen to and give a damn about that original band—this is the bottom line:
crimsonotter12 said:Why even bother sitting around at home listening to the original record when you could just head out? Get out there, grab a drink with your buddies, have a blast, and get absolutely rowdy—all while hearing that live music hitting you right in the face.Copies.So, what band are you actually into? Don't give me some boring, mainstream answer either. Give it to me straight. 😁
Look, let me give you a straight-up example—you’ve got Vedran Božić, Ervin Baučić, and the rest of the crew playing... they're basically just a Led Zeppelin tribute band.
Hell yeah, I'd go to that concert in a heartbeat. You don't just pass up an opportunity like that. We're talking about world-class musicians playing top-tier tracks from a legendary band—the kind of lineup you're never gonna get another shot at seeing live. Period.
crimsonotter12 said:And why the hell does everything have to have some kind of "artistic value" anyway? Seriously. 😁
Look, I’m telling you right now, the whole point of these tribute bands is simple: people want to have a damn good time. That’s it. That’s the whole game. And let's be real—the bands themselves are probably having a blast too. I mean, why on earth would anyone get up on stage to play music they actually hate? It doesn't make sense. They get to jam out to hits they love, the crowd goes wild, and hey, they pull in some decent cash while they're at it. It's a win-win.
That’s it. Period. Nothing else matters—it's just pure, unadulterated fun.
brightridge59 said:Why would I even bother with some bootleg live recording when I can just spin the studio original at home? It makes zero sense. 😁
It’s definitely not the same thing. You can't just sit at home and expect that vibe. You aren't listening to those tracks with 100, 200, or even 1,000 other people who are just as obsessed with the music as you are. And don't even get me started on how much the atmosphere and the actual sound change when you're in a crowd like that. It's a totally different beast.
Look, let's be real—none of this even matters if the tribute band sucks. Period.
I've been to a Pink Floyd show myself, and honestly? It was an absolute blast. 🤷 I was hanging out with a few buddies who also obsess over Pink Floyd almost as much as I do—though, let's be real, it’s probably impossible to love them as much as I do. 😳 😁). Man, we had an absolute blast. Singing our hearts out to all those classic tracks, surrounded by thousands of other fans who were there for the exact same reason... just soaking up the light show and the whole vibe. It was killer. 🤷 But let’s face it—I’m probably not getting another shot at hearing Pink Floyd live like this, at least not with the original lineup.
Singapore Grand Prix - Sep 25, 2011
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Michael Lee4 said:FP1 is running 30 minutes late... they're fixing the track 🤦
Bernie is out there building tracks all over the globe, doesn't even matter where, just so these guys have enough cash to put on some big show. And with all that money, they can do pretty much anything except build an actual racetrack that works for racing. 🤦 🤦
All that matters is having the yachts, the celebrities, the models, and lights so bright you'd think it was high noon... ☕ 🤦
2011 Canadian Grand Prix - July 31st
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Honestly, I even felt like the yellows were outrunning the reds at certain points. 🤔
2011 Canadian Grand Prix - July 31st
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2011 Canadian Grand Prix - July 31st
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analogpilot16 said:Look, it was dangerous, plain and simple. He definitely deserved the penalty. But let’s be real—it’s not like he went out there with some twisted plan to force a massive wreck or anything. It just happened.
Wait, who actually said Lewis was trying to force a collision? Seriously? 🤷 Look, I’ll say it straight: yeah, it was reckless. No point sugarcoating it.
Look, the bottom line is you gotta move ASAP. Every single second you sit there, some damn car could fly right into you. It’s not like they have a freaking 360-degree view from inside those cockpits, right? They can't just casually look around to see who's coming up on their left or right side of the track. Their field of vision is basically two millimeters. Just get moving.
Look, that’s exactly why you can't just whip your head around when you're stuck in such a tight corner. You have zero clue who’s coming up behind you or what the actual situation is on the track. It’s dangerous. That's why you pull off to the side and get completely out of the racing line—because you don't know for a damn thing who's charging at you or how fast they're moving. Period.
Look, jumping ship early is the easy way out, but he’s not out there running solo on the track. And that pathetic little excuse about wanting to bail as soon as possible? Please. It doesn't hold water for a second. Total garbage.