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1. Nico Rosberg
2. Lewis Hamilton
3. Kimi Räikkönen
4. Kevin Magnussen
5. Fernando Alonso
6. Jenson Button
7. Sebastian Vettel
8. Daniel Ricciardo
9. Felipe Massa
10. Valtteri Bottas

1. Nico Rosberg
2. Lewis Hamilton
3. Kimi Räikkönen
4. Kevin Magnussen
5. Fernando Alonso
6. Jenson Button
7. Sebastian Vettel
8. Daniel Ricciardo
9. Felipe Massa
10. Valtteri Bottas

1. Nico Rosberg
2. Lewis Hamilton
3. Kimi Räikkönen
4. Kevin Magnussen
5. Fernando Alonso
6. Jenson Button
7. Sebastian Vettel
8. Daniel Ricciardo
9. Felipe Massa
10. Valtteri Bottas

Yeah, I’m pretty satisfied.

Am I right in thinking that the Ferrari fans are dominating groups A, B, and C!?

What about group D? Is that just graniteharbor502 and his Kimi fan buddies? If so, Group D is probably painted red too. Come on, give us something to work with here.

vividlynx68 said:Most people hit the mark with 😁

Is there even a prize for this?

1. Hamilton
2. Rosberg
3. Button
4. Vettel
5. Ricciardo
6. Alonso
7. Kimi
8. Massa
9. Bottas
10. Magnussen

Tyler Bennett5 said:👏👏
Bravo. I’m genuinely looking forward to seeing what comes next.

Yeah, me too.
We're just missing the local mob boss (maybe he'll show up later).

nimblesurfer17 said:..at one point when he got to where he was, he gave them enough room to take the corners..
everything by the book..🙏 ☕

Clearly, you guys missed my point entirely.
It wasn't Kimi leaving them space; they left him space.
And honestly, I respect that move on their part. If they had just stayed a little more open instead of bunching up so hard to the right, we would've seen a collision that could have ended badly for anyone.
When you pull a move like Kimi did, you're basically putting your fate in the hands of the guy you're overtaking.
Brave? Sure. But it was tight, and he got lucky.

jadeseal7 said:Those two on the outside 🙏 🙏 Huge balls.

Lišo drove through there.
If any of them had tried to pull what he did in Monaco, they would've ended up kissing the wall sideways or with their rear end.

ruggedhawk20 said:It’s honestly ridiculous how every single damn thread ends up turning into an Alonso fan club.

Isn't it a little early for this to be over?

swifttiger75 said:If you haven't felt bad for him, it means you were watching and actually enjoying his drives. Which implies you've been following Formula 1 for a long time. That leads us back to the idea that you might have learned something from all those years of watching. Unfortunately, that's where any logical reasoning on your part hits a dead end. 🙂

All of this should have been written in the conditional tense.
So,
he could have been watching,
he could have been enjoying it,
he could have been following along,
he could have learned something...

Michael Diaz4 said:... but right now, Ferrari has the most convincingly fast car on the grid...

Wow, you're really painting a rosy picture here.

Michael Diaz4 said:... and then they just fade away because of mediocrity and bad strategy... Now the tactics killed him too, since he got stuck behind Sergio di Resta and wasn't allowed to make a move...

Another "wow." Meanwhile, I was sitting here thinking his strategy was actually spot on. And that he drove a hell of a race.

Michael Diaz4 said:haha, keep telling yourself that...

This is getting ridiculous. Honestly, I’m just wondering who sent you here to waste everyone's time in this supposedly honest forum.

stormybadger8 said:So you're actually claiming the McLaren 2007 was way better than the Ferrari?
Roger Wright94, give me a break.😁

At worst, they were on equal footing.

There’s a massive point people tend to overlook here.

When Kimi joined Ferrari in 2007, he stepped into a car that wasn't being developed specifically for him.
On top of that, he had to deal with a tire change. They were completely different from what he'd been used to for years.

He managed to absorb two huge shifts at the highest level of the sport. That’s pure talent right there.

I think the cars were comparable—nothing dominant about either. Honestly, comparing the machinery would be much easier if Schumacher had stayed at Ferrari back in 2007.

stormybadger8 said:🙂

By the way, Alonso deserved getting Mark Webber a 10-place grid penalty in Korea.
That's what you call being a friend.😍

Actually, I'm dying to see the footage and figure out which two cars almost plowed right into them...

Total nonsense. This is his third warning, so the penalty is coming.

stormybadger8 said:Look, regardless of everything... even though I’ve always loved Kimi and pulled for him back then, if we aren't being totally blind about those seasons, the best car was the Ferrari, not the McLaren...

Which year are we talking about? 2005? Or...?
Whichever year it was, you're wrong. 😂

This absolute garbage track is largely responsible for all this pointless bickering going on here.
If there was actually anything to drive, we'd have a real show and something actual worth discussing.

Romain Grosjean is the clear loser here. He had a podium run today. I actually feel for him.
Then there's Mercedes. They're losers too, but I couldn't care less about them.

Sebastian Vettel was absolutely brilliant today. It was this terrifying kind of dominance you rarely see. I guess everything just fell his way, and he squeezed every single drop of advantage out of it.
Mark Webber was struggling to keep up with Fernando Alonso while Seb was busy pulling away by a full second per lap. Things got even worse after the SC—he was dropping two seconds a lap.
Today felt less like a race and more like a pure demonstration of power that eventually turned into just humiliating the competition.

Ferrari nailed the strategy with Alonso (both the pit stop and the tire choice), but they definitely botched the call for Mass. All things considered, though, we walked away with more points than anyone expected.
Both Alonso and Kimi managed to climb 15 spots from where they started.

This track is a total passing graveyard. You can only see overtakes when someone is just running in a different league.

stormybadger8 said:I'm leaning towards this one😁
Mainly because I just really want to see Kamui in NASCAR😍🤣

Man, that's quite the beard. 😉 Kamui was actually someone.

ruggedhawk20 said:Felipe Massa 🙏🙏🙏

I don't get why everyone's suddenly acting so hyped about Massa.
All this late-blooming realization and those over-the-top statements from him. Give me a break.

He had plenty of chances to prove himself. More than enough.
And now? Is he suddenly going to drive significantly faster than he ever has? If he does, great. I'll be happy.
But will he actually let Fernando Alonso through if he happens to end up ahead of him? He-he, that's the question the entire Formula 1 fanbase is currently obsessed with.
As far as I'm concerned, if Felipe can actually pull away and show some speed, then hats off to him.
But if Alonso sneaks up behind him and we hear that famous "Felipe, Fernando is faster than you," then:
a) Felipe listens and moves over. Fine. He’s a good guy. You've gotta listen to the boss.
b) Felipe doesn't listen? Then Felipe is gone. Instant dismissal. They should have someone else ready to step in by the next race.