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shadowstag10 said:They kick off this Friday before the qualifying sessions start.
Results at the link
British GP
Sorry guys, totally my bad for the delay—just couldn't catch up with everything this week. I should have the results posted right after the race on Sunday.
shadowstag10 said:Work's been a total grind lately trying to clear my plate before vacation hits, so whatever.
Alright, here’s how we’re playing it: for anyone who actually got their stuff in by Friday at 7:00 PM, I’m counting what you wrote. For everyone else—and I mean everyone else—I’m just giving you credit for last time, and nobody's losing their joker.
Moving forward, the rule is simple: if you want in, your entry has to be submitted before qualifying starts. No exceptions.
If anyone wants to try and change this rule, I'm only taking votes if we get a two-thirds majority. 😬
Roger Wright94 said:I’d definitely call that race top-tier (though maybe for different reasons than you think).
First off, that crash? Pure chaos. It was absolutely wild. We rarely get to see the two heavy hitters—the only real players even in the conversation for the championship—clash like that. I'm saying this while being genuinely relieved that Max is physically fine, obviously.
I honestly think this whole mess is going to have massive ripple effects for the rest of the season. Honestly, if Lewis gets any luckier than he did today (and after what happened at Imola), he’s basically cheating at this point. If they keep running into each other like this, the math is just going to even out the luck eventually. On the flip side, Max can't afford to play nice or let things slide either. So, yeah, it’s a total lose-lose situation regardless of how you look at it. 🙂
Second, look at Leclerc taking P2. That is nothing short of incredible, especially considering how hard it’s been for Ferrari—well, specifically for Leclerc—to pull off anything remotely decent lately. He managed to beat
Bottas (who was running a car at least half a second faster per lap), both Red Bulls, and both McLarens (by a mile) plus his own teammate by a massive 40 seconds, which averages out to about 0.8 seconds a lap. Just absolute brilliance. 🙏
As for the Survey, that was a legendary race.
Thomas Martin4 said:Wait, when did Lewis Hamilton actually serve his penalty?
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Jason Campbell70 said:Hamilton is way beyond anything Senna ever brought to the table.
Robert Cox46 said:Honestly, the whole thing is just a total joke—the Sky US commentators, the crowd, the winner, even Mercedes-Benz itself. Just pure embarrassment.