Posts by Mark Ruiz8

Man, forget Air Canada—the national team is playing in the Euros 🙏

ambertinker77 said:..just wanted to say the new issue is 👍...really enjoyed reading it, couldn't put it down..🙂

might actually pick it up after such a long time...
come on, tell us the top 5 drivers featured in this issue

I noticed the same thing this weekend—that rear wing element moving on Alonso's car.
But I guess that's perfectly legal...

Thank God the GP weekend is finally kicking off—at least we'll actually have something decent to talk about here.😬

I'll probably grab some ☕ tomorrow morning around 10, then settle in with ESPN😎.

So, Tonc Valcic is coming.
now we actually need to sign a goalkeeper—I think there was some talk about Alilovica...

Gregory Phillips24 said:you're late😛

Yeah, well—you didn't mention it was Imola ☕

rustystag7 said:I've always been fascinated by that defensive driving at Monza—you know, when Schumacher’s tires are halfway through their life but he still has a car a full second faster than everyone else. Total respect there.👍

I think that was actually Imola

Raymond Ortiz89 said:you sure nobody actually

not ☕

Jason Campbell70 said:Big statements from someone born in '91—I guess.😂🤣😂🤣

I guess I don't really get why you're making such a big deal out of his age—it’s probably not that deep. 🙄

None of us here have actually seen Clark drive in person—does that mean we aren't allowed to talk about his driving based on what we've read? I guess not.

Happy Easter, everyone.

I don't really bother with online news much.
I’ll check the real deal—like the LA Times—regularly, maybe some sports sites or CNN, and I might skim The Evening News when I'm grabbing a coffee or a beer at a local pub.

Edward Howard2 said:Most people seem to put Senna at the top of the GOAT list—if you haven't noticed—but personally, I'd rank Prost and Alonso right up there alongside MS, based on what I saw back then... maybe there are some from earlier eras too. As for MS, he’s only fourth, and arguably just a hair better than Jack Villeneuve, though that's debatable, I guess.

Man, you're exaggerating a bit—not sure how much time you actually spent watching Villeneuve.🤣

Edward Howard2 said:but that doesn't really matter anymore—they're running without TC now, which changes everything.
that’s just my take—I suspect it'll prove itself in the upcoming races. I'll probably end up quoting my own old posts several times this season just to remind you...

I wouldn't go that far, but we'll see...

velvetdrifter15 said:The only silver lining for me is seeing Heifield and Robert Kubica on the podium—seriously, hats off to those guys.

Robert Kubica wasn't on the podium—I guess you're thinking of Nico Rosberg.😉>

Edward Howard2 said:I don't think these were rookie mistakes—more like a reality check showing who actually knows how to drive once you strip away all the computer aids. That's where Kimi stands right now. Time will tell if he keeps making these blunders in future races, not because he's pushing too hard, but just because he doesn't know better. You can compare him to Fernando Alonso in this race. Both were driving on the edge, but how many mistakes did Alonso make? None. He proved again why he’s arguably the best driver in F1 right now. For me, Kimi was the biggest disappointment of this race—maybe even the season—but I guess we'll see...

That's a bit of a generalization—both Kimi and Alonso are top-tier drivers, and anyone can have a stupid moment. Just look back at when Alonso went off track a few times in the first corner during Canada last year. Does that mean he doesn't know how to drive?
Plus, those two mistakes didn't really have anything to do with traction control issues, in my opinion. The first time he just overshot it, and the second time he ended up on the grass.

I'm with wearyraven41 on this one 👍

Blame Ferrari!!!
Massa was just disappointing—really weak driving there—and Kimi was making rookie mistakes over the radio.
Hamilton was in a league of his own. 🙏

jadewolf56 said:The Italian started from sixth, but he was forced out by a battery explosion during his first pit stop—apparently it got so hot it made his seat unbearable.😲

"The battery was running too hot right from the start. Then it just blew while I was in the pits. It’s a shame, because the car felt good and I was having a decent run. I was sitting in scoring positions, so it sucks to miss out on a solid result this early in the season."

😂 😂 😂

I'm still wondering why he scrambled out of the car so fast once he hit the pits—the mechanics just stood there looking completely baffled.

Raymond Ortiz89 said:Maybe it's a huge mistake—but honestly, I don't really care about grammar when I'm online.🤷

I don't exactly obsess over grammar while typing online either—though maybe you should try it just so people can actually understand what you're saying.😉

Raymond Ortiz89, just give me a comma whenever you can 😉