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honestly, I’m just waiting for any two of them to absolutely wreck each other right in front of Sainz
If those guys in Chicago actually knew what they were doing, they’d have handed Bottas the win by now
George Russell absolutely wrecked Lewis Hamilton,
Ferrari absolutely sucks at everything
Sebastian Vettel just let one rip
Charles is absolutely livid right now, honestly, they're totally trying to play him
They're seriously out here trying to screw over Charles Leclerc again, aren't they?
ruggedcyclist56 said:It’s actually impressive how much nonsense you can type out in a single go.

Lewis Hamilton has 244 starts under his belt with 81 wins.

Michael Schumacher has 308 starts with 91 wins.

So, Lewis Hamilton needs just 64 more races to match Michael Schumacher's total starts and catch up to his win count. Do you honestly believe he won't pull off another 11 victories if he decides to stick around for that long—which is basically three full seasons? Even if he does, and assuming he maintains his current career win percentage after hitting 308 starts, he’d end up with 102 wins.

And what is this delusional talk about "50 races per season" when Hamilton is already outpacing Schumacher when it comes to pure winning efficiency?? Hamilton sits at a 33.20% win rate, while Schumacher is at 29.55%.

Look, realistically MSCH has the better ratio; that comeback stint of his totally tanked his average, which he really didn't need happening.
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mellowtiger83 said:If you're trying to figure out if we're on the same page, I'll give you the short version so I don't ramble too much.

Even if Lewis Hamilton sat out three races in a row and Charles Leclerc pulled off three straight wins, he’d still be stuck on shaky ground.

I'm talking about those absolute Ferrari blunders where they completely screwed over Leclerc just to play nice with Vettel.
what's the points gap between Hamilton - Leclerc?
Jason Campbell70 said:Ten in a row.

Man, Adrian Newey is a straight-up wizard, honestly.

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10 wins for Suzuki
Give him a break already, Charles, stop slapping him around like that
honestly, the director is kind of a moron
Is this actually happening? Number four in a row right after CL16?
http://f1livegp.net/f1/live.php

Stream's actually pretty solid, by the way.
Wait, was Albon running that same line that Verstappen took during FP3?
Timothy Castillo6 said:Are you freaking kidding me right now, or are we actually being serious?

Are you actually trying to lecture me right now? Seriously?
Wait, hold up... how on earth is the Mercedes garage positioned ahead of the Ferrari one?