Grand Prix of Japan (Indianapolis) 10/09/2011
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mistybear87 said:Actually, no, there's only one. 😢
just one freaking 🙂
though honestly, it’d be way better if they didn't have any at all☕
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mistybear87 said:Actually, no, there's only one. 😢







mistybear87 said:And yeah, we've actually got one race on Saturday and then another one on Sunday 🙂
So, if they actually ran the race with a reversed grid—basically meaning whoever grabbed the last spot in qualifying starts up front and works their way back—it would be a total circus.
One of the absolute legends of Formula 1, Michael Schumacher managed to walk away from a massive wreck right in the middle of the Singapore Grand Prix.
stormybadger8 said:All this whining about how Lewis Hamilton could have caused some massive accident with that move? Give me a break. Sure, Lewis was being his usual overconfident self—it’s pretty clear the guy has zero sense of where his car actually ends—but let's be real. It wasn't even close to a major wreck, and there was no way it was going to turn into some horrific disaster.🙄
Honestly, the Rosberg vs. Perez duel was way more intense. This Hamilton vs. Massa situation? It was basically nothing—just a total misjudgment and a standard racing incident. If anything, Massa took a bigger hit from it than Hamilton did. But hey, that’s racing. They aren't freaking ballerinas; they shouldn't be whining every time there's the slightest bit of contact between cars, jebote.🙄
And darkmarlin16 says it too—Lewis definitely should’ve just walked all over Massu. ☕
hollowgull5 said:If he's actually trash then it's just Massa...☕
Raymond Ortiz89 said:Man, I totally missed the race because I had the start time down for 10:00 AM my time instead of much later.😠
Why on earth did Microsoft pull out?
How did Felipe Massa end up finishing all the way back in ninth?
And how in the world did Button manage to beat Hemic?
Chris Ortiz said:Just waiting for him to clinch that second spot right after the lights go out.🙂
Honestly, I have a gut feeling they’re going to absolutely wreck everyone with their strategy; I’m personally anticipating two pit stops from his side. Probably some hard work on the softs, then switching straight to hards to hold them off until the checkered flag.☕
What are the actual projections looking like, though? How many pit stops is everyone expecting this time around?
wanderingbison9 said:It looks pretty clear from what I'm reading here: Sunday at 8:00 PM, with a 49% chance of precipitation, which basically means we're looking at a 50/50 shot... feels like rain is definitely on the horizon, doesn't it?😬
Tyler Bennett5 said:What’s the forecast looking like for today?
Are we bracing for some heavy monsoon-style clouds, or did that wind finally clear everything out?

stormybadger8 said:I think there was some talk about introducing tires used exclusively for qualifying next season—basically ultra-fast rubber designed for just one or two laps.
Races would still be run on the current sets, obviously using new ones rather than what they used in qualifying.
No clue where I heard 🤷 but I think it was from the BBC and some interview with people over at Pirelli 🤔
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