2014 Super Bowl
in Formula 1 ·
brighthound8 said:man, how are you just now waking up?
Since I barely sleep during the week, I guess Sunday is my only chance...😁
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brighthound8 said:man, how are you just now waking up?
William Bennett53 said:So, I’m sitting here with 6 points... and yet somehow Tbf is being hailed as the greatest player out there. Seriously? gentlecobra23, you might want to reel that in just a little bit... 😁
brighthound8 said:Sure thing, man...
I actually ran some numbers myself, so if you could just double-check them for me, that would be great...
stormybadger8 said:Who hasn't seen this? It's right here if you want to check it out...
Now I just gotta figure out how long it'll take me to totally trash this video.😁
ruggedhawk20 said:I’m a nature lover first and a
Formula 1 fan second—period.
My heart just breaks when I'm out riding my bike through gorgeous scenery (check the pics on my PDF bike from Black Forest) and some half-decayed cadet cruises by and everything reeks.
Once we kill off the internal combustion engine and electric cars are the only things left on the road, nature is actually going to look—and smell—way better.
Even planes will run on electricity eventually. One day.
And that is exactly why we need Formula E.
ruggedhawk20 said:So, are you one of those people calling for a return to carburetors?
Formula 1—and racing in general—has to be the absolute peak. It needs to blow people away. It’s gotta capture the imagination and feel like something totally out of reach for the average person.
Finally, after ages, something actually gripped me today. Something truly impressive.
As my favorite author would put it, "that was a motor race beyond imagination of an ordinary mortal."
I can't even remember the last time I watched a Formula 1 race that felt like that.
It isn't all just noise and high octane—there's serious tech involved too.
Today, my older brother's blender hit 193kmh and gave us some top-tier entertainment.
My verdict? 10/10. Can't wait to see what's next.
ruggedhawk20 said:Not today. I only saw up to 193
But look, once they loosen the rules next season and anyone can jump in—once companies like Toyota, Honda, Kia, etc., start dumping massive amounts of cash into the whole thing—there'll be plenty of
Money is just going to bleed out of Formula 1 straight into Formula E, along with all the manufacturers
Because Formula E is actually relevant now—Formula 1 lost its edge a long time ago.
graniteharbor502 said:🙏
On a separate note, I really must express my gratitude to John Coltrane for making that connection. Having watched the race, the whole spectacle feels rather underwhelming to me, almost trivial. Is it even possible for these machines to reach 124 miles/h? The noise is simply dreadful. Perhaps it would be for the best if they muted the track audio entirely so we could focus solely on the commentators; otherwise, that constant, piercing whine might actually drive potential viewers away.
As for that incident at the end of the race, I find myself completely unable to wrap my head around Prost's reaction.