1. Lewis Hamilton 2. Nico Rosberg 3. Sebastian Vettel 4. Daniel Ricciardo 5. Kimi Raikkonen 6. Max Verstappen 7. Valtteri Bottas 8. Felipe Massa 9. Kvyat 10. Nico Hulkenberg
@darkowl72/">@@darkowl72, it's blinking more than six times—which means we're looking at either a battery failure or a faulty power adapter. What's the move?
My sister tried booting up her HP laptop and—out of nowhere—it’s just a black screen. The charger light is on, the power light is on, the fan is spinning, but the CAPS LOCK key is blinking incessantly—just flashing on and off—and there's this red light on the network indicator.
I’m trying to figure out what could have died inside this thing—because I attempted to boot it without the charger and, predictably, still nothing but a black screen.
Nothing has ever been messed with inside, and since it hasn't been opened in a while despite being used for about a year, the warranty is already gone.
Kvyat gets a 3-place grid penalty for that collision—which makes 7 total penalties over the last year. Unbelievable. Ericsson also gets a 3-place penalty for his crash—that brings him to 6 total penalties in the last 12 months.
It’s going to be interesting today—we'll see just how much RB and Germany can pull off in the rain. I’m expecting a top 5 finish from Sebastian Vettel, while Williams Racing and Force India should definitely be fighting for a spot in the top 10
Timothy Castillo6 said:http://www.foxsports.com.au/motorspo...79626994a1deb5 F1: Red Bull to get more powerful Ford Engine for Monaco Grand Prix as well as Red Bull
So Red Bull is getting an upgrade—but just for one single engine. Estimates are anywhere from 0.2 to a full 0.5 seconds per lap. Can they actually pull this off—staying ahead of Franklin and even beating Mercedes with just one questionable upgrade? They’re supposedly expecting a real fight with the Bear. Whatever happens—I can't wait. 🙂
which basically means a 10-place grid penalty for someone.
I’m suggesting we adopt the MotoGP format instead.
Look—there are 22 riders total. We run a Q2 session lasting 15 minutes where the drivers ranked 12th through 22nd compete; the top two from that group advance to Q1, while everyone else just settles for their current standing.
Then, you move into a 15-minute Q1 where the guys in positions 1 through 11 fight for their spots.
stormybadger8 said:Where is the imagination—and the Gray 146 View on imgur trophy exact position?😁 I’m just wondering if I actually won that thing or not...🤷
I am officially throwing my hat in the ring for the moderator position—so, if you wouldn't mind, I’d truly appreciate your support in helping me land this role.
Honestly, being part of the mod team here on Reddit is a total dream of mine.