Posts by brighthound8

Terry Carter2 could also jump into negotiations just like you, swifttiger75.

Just give me the unofficial results—the goal is to sweep Belgium, Monza, and Russia so I can take over the lead.

My bad, guys—things got a little chaotic and noisy on my end.

Belgium 2018

1. Lewis Hamilton
2. Sebastian Vettel
3. Valtteri Bottas

4. Kimi Raikkonen
5. Max Verstappen
6. Daniel Ricciardo
7. Romain Grosjean
8. Kevin Magnussen
9. Sergio Perez
10. Nico Hulkenberg

11. Esteban Ocon
12. Lance Stroll
13. Sergey Sirotkin
14. Pierre Gasly
15. Brendon Hartley

DNF: Marcus Ericsson
DNF: Brendon Hartley
DNF: Charles Leclerc
DNF: Carlos Sainz
DNF: Fernando Alonso
DNF: Stoffel Vandoorne

Pole: Lewis Hamilton
Retired: Lewis Hamilton

swifttiger75 said:You're basically my only real competition this year, brighthound8.

Once you and I clinch that Constructors' Championship—assuming we actually pull it off—can I head back to Panda next season?
I'm honestly impressed by how much you've been looking out for my old team. 😁

What's your take?

And what if you don't even win the Constructors' title?

Are they actually going to be official?

Maybe we'll grab 5 or 6 in the individual race, and hopefully 4 for the team. We just need to push forward—grab as many points as possible and put those trophies right where they belong. A short break now, then it's off to Belgium in a month.

Canadian GP 2018.
Chasing that podium and the win—let's go, PANDEMONIUM!!!!

1. Lewis Hamilton
2. Sebastian Vettel
3. Kimi Raikkonen

4. Valtteri Bottas
5. Max Verstappen
6. Daniel Ricciardo
7. Romain Grosjean
8. Sergio Perez
9. Kevin Magnussen
10. Nico Hulkenberg

11. Esteban Ocon
12. Lance Stroll 12th
13. Sergey Sirotkin 13th
14. Pierre Gasly DNF
15. Marcus Ericsson 15th

DNF: Brendon Hartley DNF
DNF: Charles Leclerc DNF
DNF: Carlos Sainz DNF
DNF: Fernando Alonso DNF
DNF: Stoffel Vandoorne DNF

PP: Lewis Hamilton
FL: Lewis Hamilton FL

So close, yet so far. Whatever—Canada is up next, and it’s time to go all out and settle the score.

Let’s go for another win—I'm looking for my guy to rise from the ashes because we need to settle some scores, both individually and for the team. To keep things interesting for you all, here are my slight tweaks compared to my last prediction.

2018 GERMAN GRAND PRIX - HOCKENHEIM

1. Lewis Hamilton
2. Sebastian Vettel
3. Kimi Raikkonen

4. Valtteri Bottas
5. Daniel Ricciardo
6. Max Verstappen
7. Nico Hulkenberg
8. Romain Grosjean
9. Kevin Magnussen
10. Sergio Perez

11. Lance Stroll
22. Esteban Ocon
13. Sergei Sirotkin
14. Pierre Gasly
15. Marcus Ericsson
16. Charles Leclerc

DNF: Brendon Hartley
DNF: Carlos Sainz
DNF: Fernando Alonso
DNF: Stoffel Vandoorne

P: Lewis Hamilton
F: Lewis Hamilton

Guys—I’m thinking about tracking the officiating in this season's MLS matches with hawk-eye precision. Is that even feasible?

Honestly, I have no idea how I managed to snag the first win in this series. Look, the goal for this season is to break into the top 10 individually and hit the top 5 in the constructors' standings—though let's be real, I'm not expecting much from our ranking, whether it's individual or team. My advice to everyone else? Keep it tough, fight fair, go for those aggressive overtakes during the race, and for heaven's sake, cut down on the pit stops. As a team, we’re looking decent, though my teammate really needs to step up—we actually added some special performance additives to my car to boost torque and make overtaking easier, because we definitely don't want to end up at the bottom of the pack. I know being at the bottom of the standings is almost a guarantee for the Konkvić crew, but we aren't throwing in the towel just yet. Looking ahead to next season, I'm hoping for an invite to join Konkvić or maybe just drift into a cloud of dust—and I really want us to play both the team and individual cups (kind of like the Davis Cup) starting next year, even if we aren't there quite yet.

Luck hasn't been on my side until now, but that moment has finally arrived. I’ll be analyzing our opponents and trying to pull off some surprises so we can climb higher—anything to ensure those bottom-tier rankings belong to someone else.

1. Lewis Hamilton
2. Sebastian Vettel
3. Kimi Räikkönen

4. Valtteri Bottas
5. Max Verstappen
6. Daniel Ricciardo
7. Romain Grosjean
8. Nico Hulkenberg
9. Kevin Magnussen
10. Sergio Perez

11. Stroll 12th
12. Ocon 12th
13. Sergey Sirotkin
14. Pierre Gasly
15. Marcus Ericsson 17th

DNF: Brendon Hartley
DNF: Charles Leclerc
DNF: Carlos Sainz
DNF: Fernando Alonso
DNF: Stoffel Vandoorne

Started: Lewis Hamilton
Retired: Lewis Hamilton

Can someone please drop the results? I was stuck driving today

2018 US Grand Prix - Austin

1. Hamilton
2. Vettel
3. Bottas

4. Max
5. Ricciardo
6. Kimi
7. Sainz
8. Perez
9. Grosjean
10. Hulkenberg

11. Alonso
12. Hartley
13. Vandoorne
14. Sirotkin
15. Ericsson
16. Stroll

FP/PP: HAMILTON
DNF: Ocon, Vandoorne, Gasly, Leclerc

2018 US GRAND PRIX (back at Paul Ricard) — note: I’ve been calling Ricciardo "Shoey" ever since this race

1-Shoey
2-Hamilton
3-Bottas

4-Vettel
5-Max
6-Raikkonen
7-Hulkenberg
8-Sainz
9-Perez
10-Magnussen

11-Vandoorne
12-Gasly
13-Leclerc
14-Ericsson
15-Hartley

DNF:
Grosjean
Sirotkin
Stroll
Alonso
Ocon

POT:Shoey and FL

That race was an absolute disaster—but hey, hopefully we can turn things around in Austin!

Canadian GP 2018—or whatever you want to call this Montreal Grand Prix

1. Hamilton
2. Vettel
3. Kimi

4. Max
5. Bottas
6. Ricciardo
7. Hulkenberg
8. Perez
9. Ocon
10. Vandoorne
11. Hartley
12. Sirotkin
13. Stroll
14. Ericsson
15. Gasly
16. Leclerc


Pole/Retirements: Hamilton
DNF: Grosjean, Magnussen, Sainz, Alonso
p.s.: starting next race, I'm doing a Shoey for Ricciardo

So, did poker just fall apart? Obviously it did—whatever. We seriously need to tighten up as a team and grab some wins or at least a top 5 finish, and honestly, I’m holding out hope we can pull it off over the next 5 races.

So, guys... what is actually going on with poker lately?

Monaco Grand Prix, May 27, 2018.

1. Sebastian Vettel
2. Lewis Hamilton
3. Daniel Ricciardo

4. Valtteri Bottas
5. Kimi Raikkonen
6. Max Verstappen
7. Sergio Perez
8. Esteban Ocon
9. Nico Hulkenberg
10. Fernando Alonso
11. Stroll 11th
12. Stoffel Vandoorne
13. Charles Leclerc
14. Kevin Magnussen
15. Carlos Sainz
16. Sergey Sirotkin

DNF: Kevin Magnussen, Brendon Hartley, Pierre Gasly, Romain Grosjean

DNF: Daniel Ricciardo
Podium: Lewis Hamilton