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Michael Diaz4 said:🤦Helpless in his hands, yet powerful in the hands of Max Verstappen...


Get real. You clearly don't have a clue what you're talking about.
stormybadger8 said:Ferrari completely nuked Vettel's strategy...
Because Vettel was the only one on a two-stop from the jump, only for those idiots to force him into three stops—starting with a short stint on mediums, then an ultra-short burst on softs, followed by an ultra-long stint back on mediums. 🤦

When it's 3 PM, it makes zero sense to run 15 laps on worn softs, then 16 on fresh mediums, then 8 on softs, and finally try to grind out 29 laps on mediums.😵 😵 😵
Ricciardo's tactic was actually decent; the only thing that screwed him was that brainless strategy for Vettel and the fact he couldn't pass on track... if it weren't for that dilemma, Ricciardo would have had a real shot at winning. As for Vettel, after that third Pit stop, he didn't even have a prayer.


That just proves how little Ferrari actually values Vettel. They know he can't overtake on track, so they attempted to manufacture space through strategy changes—which failed miserably. And honestly, the blame falls on Vettel too, since he was the only one unable to catch the two drivers ahead of him. Ricciardo clearly had the pace, but he was held back by that mediocre Renault.
stormybadger8 said:Way to go, little Max🙏🙏🙏

And a quick word to Sebastian Vettel: get out of that Ferrari mess ASAP🤦
Good grief, what kind of amateurs are running this pit wall?😵🤦🤦🤦


And you've already started the hate train...
For heaven's sake, Sebastian Vettel
Vettel is going to be kicking himself tonight for walking away from Red Bull.
What a complete disaster of a driver this Vettel is.
ruggedhawk20 said:Don't kid yourselves—neither Max Verstappen's nor Kimi Räikkönen's tires are gonna make it to the end.


The tires will hold up.
Drew Bennett68 said:Of course they did! This whole move was driven by marketing.


An opportunity presented itself and they jumped on it. They seized it.
Drew Bennett68 said:I honestly can't wrap my head around why they would do this to Ricciardo.


Young Max is the future. Besides, he was faster than Ricciardo. Plus, a debut win following a sudden mistake? Sounds good. And Red Bull loves that kind of narrative. It’s similar to how they handled Sebastian Vettel’s first title, backing him over Mark Webber even though Webber had more points and theoretically better odds.
Michael Diaz4 said:Aerodynamics really gave Max the edge he needed here.


Do yourself a favor and log off.
Michael Diaz4 said:Take a seat, kid.


lol
Michael Diaz4 said:Every single lap Daniel Ricciardo spends out there is both a loss and a win for Sebastian Vettel


You might be better off just walking away from this sport entirely. You clearly don't get it.
Max Verstappen is taking this one
Kyle Edwards5 said:Red Bull Racing blew the race; they completely botched their strategy with Max Verstappen...


Not quite.
Here it is, finally.
Haha, Ferrari is absolutely desperate
neonhawk24 said:In my opinion, Presvetli is clearly leaning towards same-sex attraction, which is why he’s constantly playing favorites with Daniel Ricciardo—you know, since the guy is dark, tall, blue-eyed, and loaded...


And fast, too.

Exactly what she's looking for. Maybe he's just a little too young for her.
Poor Matijaca has been banned from getting anywhere near the Ferrari garages. If this continues, he’ll be barred from entering Italy altogether. Along with Vettel...
stormybadger8 said:They really are idiots...
And it’s blindingly obvious that Alonso is going to snatch the title with just one phenomenal 6th place finish this season 🙂
and if he happens to pull off a masterclass 5th place, the FIA will probably just hand him two championships on a silver platter ☕


Keep dreaming....
cosmiccyclist8 said:Which would be the bigger mess—Max crashing into Ricciardo at Turn 1 and taking out his wheels, or just shoving Vettel right off the track?😁


And what if he just takes both of them out?