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2009 Malaysian Grand Prix - Sepang (04.05.09) in Formula 1 ·
Run, Kimi, run...🙂
2009 Malaysian Grand Prix - Sepang (04.05.09) in Formula 1 ·
blueotter21 said:There was no shortage of chaos on the track today. Nelson Piquet ended up in the gravel at Turn 6 after something fell off his front end. He wasn't the only one struggling, either; Robert Kubica, Timo Glock, Jarno Trulli, Lewis Hamilton, Felipe Massa, Giancarlo Fisichella, Sebastien Bourdais, and Fernando Alonso all dealt with spins or slides off the racing line...

it just fell off 😵

so I guess they're all just falling apart out there now...🙂

Look, Renault is falling apart while Ferrari is catching fire😂
2009 Malaysian Grand Prix - Sepang (04.05.09) in Formula 1 ·
Bradley Nelson2 said:It’s hardly surprising... neither Lewis Hamilton nor the McLaren crew are getting any heat. They just continue playing it safe with this exhibition-style approach. I can't wait to hear the usual excuses from the pundits 🤣

You aren't wrong about that...👍
Bradley Nelson2 said:Not sure what you're getting at. I just remember one race in Indianapolis where Schumacher actually let Barrichello take it right before the line. ☕

😉
Only McLaren fans would dare make a guess like that, but if you actually take a step back and look at the facts... it’s better to just stay quiet because it's clearly
There is absolutely nothing more pathetic than watching a second driver—a professional athlete, no less—act like a complete coward instead of stepping up to the plate.😳
It’s true, but at least those two were driving for the same outfit... these guys aren't even in the same league, which makes the comparison a million times worse.
So there really isn't any basis for a comparison here...😁😂😉🙂👍
2009 Malaysian Grand Prix - Sepang (04.05.09) in Formula 1 ·
That’s exactly why Ferrari will ditch Massa and kimi just to shave off some weight and make the car easier to pilot remotely... 😂
The way Glock handled Hamilton lacked any semblance of true sportsmanship...🙂
2009 Malaysian Grand Prix - Sepang (04.05.09) in Formula 1 ·
Roger Williams3 said:if it starts raining, I’m really hoping for this

🙂

Don't you worry, I'll make sure we get some rain...😁🙂
2009 Malaysian Grand Prix - Sepang (04.05.09) in Formula 1 ·
mistybear87 said:We haven't seen an SC at the Sepang circuit since 2002, so you can decide for yourself just how much of a safe bet that really is... ☕

That’s exactly why Piquet and Nakajima are on the job... to sort this mess out...😂
2009 Malaysian Grand Prix - Sepang (04.05.09) in Formula 1 ·
I’m under the impression that Renault intentionally tanked their performance in Australia just to throw the competition off the scent, allowing themselves enough breathing room to prep the car for this win.

YES☕
redstag said:Look, if nothing else, being part of the McLaren crew means we can at least hold out hope for a win in Monaco. 😁 You throw KERS into the mix, give him a short track to play with, and put Lewis Hamilton behind the wheel? Honestly, that’s a guaranteed banger of a race right there. No question about it. 😁

I don't doubt it for a single second...☕
It’s already been proven...
Drew Hernandez said:Come on, Ferrari fans, what’s your take on this season opening? It’s looking even more disastrous than last year.
I’m honestly speechless. I don't know what to tell you, but it feels like Ferrari just flat-out screws up at the start of every single season. They just limp along all year only to somehow snatch a title in the final race or win by a hair.
What is actually happening? Why can't they just have one normal start to a season, like back in 2007?
But whatever. What are we expecting from Malaysia? Ferrari was sitting at 1st and 2nd there, right? Let's hope for something better than this mess eventually. FORZA FERRARI


I stayed realistic and knew they weren't in a great position because diffusers make a waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay bigger difference, believe me...😲 my friends claim otherwise, which I find impossible to comprehend. And what truly disappointed me was seeing both drivers retire; it was quite a shock. But this is only the first race, and we aren't even close to being done. Lewis Hamilton and Massa will eventually get tangled in the mix too, since Massa seems to be finding more rhythm than Kimi Räikkönen, whom I honestly thought might pull something off, but no luck...
It isn't that I'm underestimating Ross Brawn—he has done an EXCELLENT JOB👍—but I suspect as soon as Ferrari and McLaren implement their diffusers, Brawn will already 👎
In Malaysia, I am hoping for a podium for Massa, but...🤷 I'm worried.
I just don't think they are competitive enough against those teams with the diffusers...
You can try as hard as you want, but when it's simply impossible...☕
:asshole:
I’m not interested in rehashing what happened years ago; my focus is strictly on this current season and the one we just finished.
As for this specific instance, I haven't the slightest clue when that actually occurred...🤷
Everyone is going to go out and buy those diffusers, and then it’ll just be a total SATARAŠ😁
...
Look, I’m a die-hard Ferrari supporter through and through, but I can't deny Hamilton's talent or his technical grasp of the sport. That being said, you couldn't convince me—not even if God Himself stepped in—that he just happens to have all the luck or that things always somehow fall perfectly into place for him. Take that situation in Monaco last year, for instance... when he punctured a tire and suddenly the safety car comes out right when he needs it to change tires and still stay in the hunt, and so on and so forth... plus, last year's McLaren was incredibly fast, so why all this talk about espionage and whatnot...
Joshua Thomas84 said:And there’s that Ferrari sitting in second place, though I suppose the initial hype was just a bit too much... ☕


🙂
It’s just a shame to see Brawn like this...☕