GP Germany - 07/25/2010
in Formula 1 ·
I have a feeling Massa is going to miss his braking point at the end of the straight, right where the chicane starts, and just overshoot the turn
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Edward Howard2 said:🎉 let's go Lonzo! 🎉
chasing that third championship title 🙏🙏🙏
Megan Alvarez3 said:It’s going to be absolute carnage at Turn 1 tomorrow...😉
gentlebear47 said:Practice is wrapped up—qualifying kicks off at 2:00 PM. You can catch the broadcast on PBS Kids.
Check out how Ferrari handled that actual FD issue—pay close attention to Alonso's left arm on the straight!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAQVIICLdVY
STINGer;20064387 said:I'm watching the Prime Minister—don't speak German, obviously—but I definitely heard the commentator shout "Felipa baby" the second Mass came into view on screen. 🤣[/QUO
What platform was the Prime Minister streaming on? I know there used to be ways to watch, but what's the move now?
neonharbor18 said:Absolute nonsense.☕ Down with the FIA.👎 The only guy actually driving in the right direction was Jarno Trulli—the same direction the arrows on the track were pointing, at least.☕ And everyone else was driving the wrong way—that penalty needs to be overturned.☕ Punish them all—Pole Position goes to Trulli. 🙂
The absolute best driver out there? Honestly, it’s a debate that never ends, but if you want my two cents—and I’m happy to give it—it comes down to pure, unadulterated skill versus raw results. People love to argue about stats, but anyone who actually watches the races knows that numbers don't tell the whole story. You have to look at how they handle the pressure when everything is going south. It's one thing to win when you have a dominant car; it's another thing entirely to drag a mediocre machine onto the podium. That's where the legends are separated from the pretenders. kaže:
I'm with Ligav on this one—but honestly, what does any of that even have to do with anything?🤷
stormybadger8 said:If we’re talking about being fair and staying neutral—which is what I try to do—then Kimi needs to be penalized. Plain and simple. Hamilton had him covered, then Kimi just shoved him right off the track. Honestly, nothing else that happens after that point even matters. If we're actually playing by the rules, Kimi should be serving a drive-through penalty. Period.☕