2013 Monaco Grand Prix
in Formula 1 ·
Honestly, the bar doesn't even need to stress about when they drop the ads—it's all the same to them anyway, isn't it?
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shadowhawk24 said:Give me a break. How exactly does this diminish the championship title? Sure, maybe it takes a little bite out of the pride of the rival fanbases, but let’s get one thing straight: Formula 1 is a team sport. Period. To win a championship, you need every single component of the car to be flawless, and more importantly, you need every single person behind the scenes developing that machine to be on point. It isn't just about the driver; it's about the entire organization. If you don't get that, you don't get the trophy. Simple as that.
So, what exactly is Vettel supposed to say to Newey now? "Look, old man, stop wasting your time refining this car. Just crank up the speed so I can win some amateur dirt track race and have every single fan on the planet validate me as the 'real' champion." Please. Give me a break.
Ever since Formula 1 first kicked off, there’s been this endless, exhausting debate over who actually deserves the title of the greatest driver on the grid. It’s always the same tired arguments—people bickering about who’s a "real" champion and who just got lucky with a faster car. Honestly, it’s been happening since day one, and frankly, it's never going to change.
Look, let’s get one thing straight: the person who racks up the most points by the end of the season is the champion. Period. They earned it, they deserve the title, and their name gets etched into the history books. All that noise about "moral victories" and "what could have been"? It’s a joke. People talk about those things for a season or two, maybe, but then it all just evaporates. In the end, nobody gives a damn about the runner-up or the guy who played it clean but lost. History only remembers the winners and the champions. Everything else is just white noise.
Let’s get one thing straight: I am not some obsessive Vettel fanboy. Far from it. If I had to pick between him and Alonso, Alonso wins my vote every single time. But honestly? Watching this constant, relentless badgering of the kid is getting incredibly grating. It’s genuinely irritating to see people constantly picking at a guy who managed to clinch three consecutive world championships as the youngest driver ever to pull it off. Just let it go already.
Sure, in my opinion, they’ve got the fastest car on the grid right now. But let's be real—doesn't everyone start the season with the exact same theoretical opportunity to build a championship winner? It's all well and good to claim you've cracked the code, but we'll see how that holds up once the real pressure starts.
Honestly, comparing that Felicia Cup nonsense to Bembur is like trying to enter a Formula 1 car into a local go-kart race. It’s just fundamentally absurd.
stormybadger8 said:Who says they weren't allowed?
You.🤷
Was the gap more than a second?
Are you absolutely certain they were overtaking under yellow flags?
Drop a link, a photo, or a video somewhere.🍿
I can pull up a picture of Alonso hitting his DRS while trailing by like 3 seconds in a heartbeat if needed...
Besides, it’s a shame they didn't get hit with penalties, because Vettel would've pulled ahead in the standings if they had.😍🤣
stormybadger8 said:Of course there won't be a penalty for turning it on, because why would there be?🙄
He triggered the DRS when Vettel was the only one ahead by about three seconds...
Fine. If the FIA won't hand out a penalty, God will.☕
Jerry Rogers6 said:That was pure bliss—take it easy, everyone. ☕
stormybadger8 said:Fear?🤣
Look, Amanda Kelly, personally I never actually bought into the idea of Vettel winning a title this season—not even back in 2011 literal.🤣
It’s honestly hilarious watching Ferrari actually have a great car and seeing you all finally agree it isn't a complete piece of junk, yet somehow I know by the end of the season everyone will be scrambling to invent excuses for why things didn't work out anyway...😁