Formula E
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It’s way too futuristic for my taste, I’m just not feeling it.
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stormybadger8 said:So basically, Force India is pulling way more punch on the grid compared to what they actually put in, while RB—if you look at them and STR together—is just burning through cash like there's no tomorrow...
Red Bull is dropping 320 million pounds total 😲
Which makes it look like STR is just one incredibly expensive toy...
neonfox65 said:So I just got this reply from the Autosport forum and it basically goes like this:
Nico ROSBERG 1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 👋
mellowtiger83 said:Nah, that was hands down the greatest system ever, because they actually rewarded the drivers who were winning races instead of just those picking up random points here and there by capitalizing on everyone else's engine failures.
Winning is everything, man; the guy who takes the checkered flag is the best, period, not some dude padding his stats with a bunch of second and third-place finishes.
Besides, back in '88, everyone knew the rules inside and out, so they could have put in the work to grab more wins—not that they all could, if you catch my drift—so the rulebook was crystal clear and everyone was fully briefed on it, unless I'm totally tripping.
Right? Exactly!!
vividlynx68 said:That’s an even bigger margin (48%) than what Alain Prost lost the championship by back in '84 and '88 (44%).
Hamilton actually managed to match Ayrton Senna in one specific, rather brutal way—he's the first champ since Senna in '89 to lose his title directly to his own teammate 😬
stormybadger8 said:Since we’re already going down this rabbit hole...
Only four drivers are sitting there with absolutely nothing to show for them this season.
21 Esteban Gutierrez MEX Haas Ferrari 0 🤦🤦🤦
22 Marcus Ericsson SWE Sauber Ferrari 0 🤦
23 Esteban Ocon FRA MRT Mercedes 0
24 Rio Haryanto INA MRT Mercedes 0
Look, I mean, Esteban Ocon and Rio have some kind of excuse for being stuck at zero, maybe even Ericsson if you're feeling generous...
but Gutierrez? Yeah, he’s got zero excuses whatsoever...
13 Romain Grosjean FRA Haas Ferrari 29
The guy is just straight-up terrible, and I mean truly, deeply pathetic 🤦
And honestly, we really need to give Fernando Alonso some credit here🙏
He managed to snag a top 10 finish and even beat Massa, which is wild considering how massive the gap is between Williams and McLaren right now.😳
Steven Taylor10 said:Have you tried plugging in an Ethernet cable just to see if your internet is even functioning at all?
William Bennett53 said:Tournament Hall of Fame:
2009. MAXYM
2010. (I) rosi
2010. (II) Gilberth
2011. (I) MAXYM
2011. (II) darkmarlin16
2012. (I) R-Kimi
2012. (II) MAXYM
2013. graniteharbor502
2014. (I) MladenCro
2014. (II) stormybadger8
2015. (I) Roger Wright94
2015. (II) stormybadger8
2016. (I) Terry Carter2
graniteharbor502 said:Dude, did you actually see this?? I had absolutely no clue this was even a thing
Jacob White49 said:DMW
Just remember one thing... there is absolutely NO forgiveness for sellouts like Niko Kranjcar, Luis Fig, and you!
neonfox65 said:Look, there isn't even a bet involved here, okay? I've just decided that Ricciardo is my new absolute favorite. 😉 Next year, we're going straight for the title. No questions asked. 😉
Raymond Ortiz89 said:It’s honestly painful watching Ferrari slowly turn into the next Williams. And as for the Red Bull Box? I’ve got absolutely nothing to say about that mess.
I’m scrolling through all the news sites and seeing everyone dragging Rosberg because apparently he had some technical issue with the car, but nobody actually bothers to explain what went wrong—they just pile on and trash him instead.