US Grand Prix 2018
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stormytiger4 said:They basically screwed themselves over, not us. Give me a break!
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stormytiger4 said:They basically screwed themselves over, not us. Give me a break!
stormytiger4 said:They basically screwed themselves, not us. Give me a break!
stormytiger4 said:They basically screwed themselves over, not us. Give me a break!
stormytiger4 said:They basically screwed themselves over, not us. Give me a break!
stormytiger4 said:They basically screwed themselves over, not us. Give me a break!
stormytiger4 said:They basically screwed themselves over, not us. Give me a break!
mellowtiger83 said:These racing times are completely nonsensical; if you can't see why, then I really don't know what to tell you.🙂, based on this, Mercedes would have finished a full lap ahead of Ferrari and two laps ahead of McLaren. Yeah right.
Kyle Edwards5 said:Mercedes completed 177 laps.
Sebastian Vettel did 171 laps.
If there’s any silver lining for us miserable Ferrari fans, the car looks pretty reliable, though I highly doubt it has the pace to catch Mercedes. Red Bull is hovering somewhere nearby, and they definitely look closer to Mercedes than they did last season...
I really hope McLaren sorts their act together in the next three days, because at this point, it’s just getting pathetic...
darkmarlin16 said:What about Jaime Alguersuari?
📲
stormybadger8 said:They put the McLaren together, sent it out for a couple of laps, and then—boom—it died again. 🤦
Honestly, this is just pathetic at this point...
The real question is who’s sweating more right now... Fernando Alonso or the McLaren shareholders? 🤔
And I wonder how fast the firing spree starts. This is completely unacceptable. 😵
ruggedhawk20 said:World Champ Brendon Hartley
Told you guys so.
stormybadger8 said:I feel like this thread should just be renamed to a broken-down Ford 🤔
mellowtiger83 said:So what now? Are we going to see two Fiats competing in F1, or will one just serve as a glorified test bed for the other?
mellowtiger83 said:Ferrari and Alfa Romeo are essentially just two sides of the same coin, dancing to whatever tune Fiat decides to play. Do you actually follow that logic? It’s simple. Want me to let you in on a little secret? Fiat built nothing but absolute garbage.
stormytiger4 said:Man, I hate to say it, but Sauber looks like they’re nowhere near being competitive. The only silver lining here is seeing Haas struggling just as much—maybe that means they won't be stuck fighting for the dead last spots right out of the gate.
mellowtiger83 said:Aside from Alonso, there's Leclerc—wish him luck, though I guess the Sauber-Alfa team still has plenty of work to do.