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Washington, D.C. (Indianapolis) 04.05–04.09 in Formula 1 ·
I don't really participate on this forum, at least not when it comes to actually posting anything, though I do find myself reading through everything quite regularly
. I have to say, though, that when it comes to being objective and reliable, Morgan Murphy7 is easily the most trustworthy person here.

The guy has never once resorted to insults; he always sticks to using solid arguments to back up his points, which I suppose is a rare thing to see these days.

Personally, I’m actually feeling pretty optimistic this year, hoping that maybe Hemić can manage to scrape together even a single point. Even with the current state of things, he’s still managing to hold his own, and if you ask me, he's showing a real sense of what he's capable of—but then again, if someone else fails to see that, well, that's their loss, I guess.😛
Washington, D.C. (Indianapolis) 04.05–04.09 in Formula 1 ·
How on earth is a complete non-entity like Hemi, driving what is clearly a subpar car compared to that otherwise mediocre outfit, actually pulling ahead of them??
I suppose it's just pure luck, or maybe that’s the only explanation left to us

PS, honestly, managing to hold his own against Mark Weber for even a few minutes with a machine like that is nothing short of a miracle
Steve McQueen vs. Lewis Hamilton in Formula 1 ·
I mean, if you really sit down and think about it, the Ford GT40 is easily the greatest racing machine to ever hit the track, especially when you consider that in its absolute peak configuration, it’s pushing north of 1500 HP. Period.
F1 Belgian GP - Spa-Francorchamps in Formula 1 ·
Formula 1 died today, and I suppose this was the very last race I’ll ever bother watching, though I have been following this sport since 1981.
I mean, honestly, when you consider the sheer scale of how the Italians can bribe just about anyone or find a way to screw over everyone else involved—regardless of the sport they're playing—it's almost unparalleled; I don't think anyone could ever hope to match their level of manipulation.