2021 Canadian GP: July 30 - Aug 1
in Formula 1 ·
She might actually kick the bucket from long COVID
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Jacob Castillo70 said:Lewis Hamilton looked rough at that trophy ceremony. Like he could barely even stay upright.
Anthony Baker84 said:I don't get why they gave everyone intermediates right after the red flag.
Did nobody actually check the track? 😵
ruggedhawk20 said:Fernando Alonso is a freaking beast
cosmicridge5 said:Come on, Max Verstappen—put that lucky sock on and let's go grab this win 🍿
stormybadger8 said:Then there's that absolute disaster on track...
Seriously, man—it's not like things didn't go totally sideways out there...
analogpilot16 said:The engine actually survived that 51g hit, though.
Lewis "the 51g engine destroyer" Hamilton 🎉
fadedwalker18 said:If you ask me, Gilles Villeneuve was right up there with Ayrton Senna. Even Niki Lauda belongs in that conversation, despite his brush with fate involving a certain lady and her hair tool. We're talking about those rare talents who pushed just one step further than destiny intended.
I’d also throw Stefan Bellof and Jim Clark into that elite circle.
Ronnie Peterson and Jochen Rindt come to mind too, though I wouldn't quite place them in that top tier.
David Torres2 said:My bad, I was in a huge rush and just looking for a quick way to handle things.
Anyway, you know Ayrton Senna was a total legend. It was wild when he grabbed Michael Schumacher by the collar in the box and gave him a piece of his mind.
David Torres2 said:Back then, Senna was the best, right alongside Prost. He had a certain status, a kind of aura that I don't think any driver will ever touch again. Maybe things would have been different if he had stayed with us.