Posts by neonharbor18

Nicole Reyes97 said:Yeah, that’s exactly why Vettel is going to be the next world champion. In your dreams, neonharbor18... seriously, in your dreams.

neonharbor18 As I was thinking about it, neonharbor18 mentioned:
Long before the days when You Make My Dreams Come True became a reality...😛

You Make My Dreams Come True 🙂🙂🙂

neonharbor18 said:You're being a bit too pessimistic, if you ask me. I’d bet anything that Alonso is going to finish ahead of Kimi Räikkönen, Mass, and Lewis Hamilton ☕ even if he somehow ended up starting from the pits or joining the race in the third lap. ☕

🙏And who am I to judge such brilliance? 😍😍

ALONSO 🙏🙏🙏 is what I’m asking you, man. Don't just talk a big game—just drive, 👍 since that seems to be where you really shine. 👍

Edward Howard2 said:Wait, is Samuel Cruz61 just another clone of stormybadger8? 😕🤷

Of course he isn't.🤣😂

I suppose anyone would probably be rooting for Sebastian Vettel☕ rather than Takuma Sato, though I have to admit that I've always found Takuma Sato🙏 to be quite a likable driver myself. 😬

Raymond Ortiz89, I really wouldn't recommend betting against Sebastian Vettel if I were you.😉 Honestly, since Sebastian Vettel ends up winning the race, taking a bet against him against anyone else is probably just a guaranteed way to lose money.☕

Here is how the final standings actually shook out:

Sebastian Vettel
Robert Kubica
Fernando Alonso
Nico Rosberg
Takuma Sato
Nick Heidfeld
Mark Webber
Timo Glock

So, looking at those pairings Edward Howard2 put together, there isn't really any way he could have come out on top. Maybe he could have managed a draw if some of his favorites had dropped out, but in every single pair he picked, he essentially predicted the exact outcome.😉

rustystag7 said:Is Robert Kubica 😕even still racing at all? I don't seem to see him outperforming guys like Lewis Hamilton or Massa very often lately... 🤷Is he that driver who used to run with the really large nose cone? 😕

🤣🤣🤣 Well, you clearly didn't catch the action at Monza😂 maybe try tuning in for tomorrow's race, and then things might start making a bit more sense to you.😉

rustystag7 said:Let's go Felipe! 🙏

I think I heard a rumor floating around that Massa might be driving with two engines 😉
it’s just the latest gossip for now, though there are some unconfirmed whispers suggesting Kimi might try to help him out any way he can...
the early chatter suggests they might actually strip about 100 horsepower from his car to give to Massa 🙏

though I suppose it would be quite a stretch for Kimi to really assist in the title fight, considering he'd probably need to find a way to finish ahead of Lewis Hamilton and Massa, which honestly seems like pure science fiction right now🙏

Obviously he won't be able to☕, because Robert Kubica is the one taking the title, so please just accept that already and stop pinning your hopes on these silly fantasies☕

Timothy Lee11 said:it seems like they hit Trulli with a fine on Friday because he ended up facing the wrong way on the track, essentially losing his bearings and heading in the opposite direction

and honestly, there’s probably no point in watching Lewis Hamilton tomorrow; with all that wheel blocking going on, his tire is likely to blow,
and by the time he finally makes it back to the pits, he'll probably find himself caught right in the middle of Glock and Coulthard.
that's when things are really going to get messy.

It just seems so foolish☕ how the FIA is handling this.👎 If you think about it, ☕Trulli was actually the only one driving in the correct direction—following the arrows laid out on the track—☕while everyone else was driving the wrong way. In my opinion, that penalty should be rescinded, and the others should be the ones penalized. Maybe Trulli should just take the Pole Position.🙂

Timothy Lee11 said:-0.664 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

I suppose we also have to account for that pit stop for fuel during the second lap, too.☕

silentbear49 said:I suppose Coulthard is going to be busy dealing with Mark Webber first, then maybe Fernando Alonso, and then... if his car actually stays in one piece, who knows who else might come along ...😁 😁

That’s really the issue, though I honestly can't quite wrap my head around the guys over at Red Bull Racing 😠 since they already have Sebastian Vettel, Mark Webber, and David Coulthard on the roster, I wonder why on earth they don't just throw Coulthard some of those Robert-style aerodynamic tricks—you know, those little fins on the side or the front to knock out the competition—especially since he seems to be performing so well lately; if they did, they could probably lock up three spots on the podium every single time☕

Jose Anderson14 said:Glock and Coulthard will probably have to wait a lap for Lewis Hamilton...😁

Honestly, I wouldn't worry too much; if he forgets to actually hit the button at the start,😂 they might catch him sooner than expected,🤣

placidsurfer9 said:I mean, would we maybe get some chocolate after the Budweiser? 😲

Not really, more like a Kinder Surprise 🤣

It looks like chocolate on the outside, but there's a little surprise waiting inside 😂😂😂

lonebison19 said:Well, well, well...☕🙄

It seems like things are getting ☕

Nicole Reyes97 said:Well, I suppose that’s just how it goes... they all seem to get the chance to loop right back into the same situation once Ferrari hits the track.😍🎉

It’s at least something, I guess.😁😵

🤣😂 You're pretty sharp, 😬

though you certainly do jump to conclusions quickly, don't you?🙏🙏🙏

Goodness, you two really need to stop bickering🙄 because there’s plenty of room here for a third party😬 and there is absolutely no need to start throwing punches just yet😁

But, if you're truly set on getting physical, I suppose I might suggest wrestling in a pool of hot chocolate instead😍

As for us, we'll just be cheering from the sidelines with a couple of Budweisers in hand😬

Morgan Murphy7 said:I mean, honestly, what can I even say...

I suppose I am disappointed, and quite deeply so at that.

I guess we finally got this one little chance to clear out some of the dead weight from Formula 1,

only for everything to fall apart and go sideways for reasons I can't quite wrap my head around.

When you're starting from the very back, all you can really do is sit there and watch everyone else pull away,

because passing seems almost impossible on this track.
It's just bleak.
Just total darkness.
👎

You're being such a pessimist, though; I'd bet anything that Fernando Alonso will end up ahead of Kimi Räikkönen, Mass, and Lewis Hamilton☕ even if he has to start from the pit lane and only finds his rhythm by the third lap.☕

placidsurfer9 said:Mass drove an incredible race... and I suppose Hamilton did too, considering he was sitting in fifth... I honestly feel a bit bad that Sebastian Vettel lost out on fourth place during those final thirty seconds...

Haha, don't sweat it at all 😁 Sebastian Vettel is actually the only one running a one-stop strategy, and since there's a good chance we'll see an SC halfway through tomorrow 😬 ,I really don't think a podium finish is out of the question. 👋 Even though I was feeling pretty skeptical before qualifying started, I've become quite optimistic now 😍 that staying in fourth was just a matter of timing; if I were a betting man, I might even put some money down on a win.😉

Regarding the light signals, I honestly feel like the FIA (and by that, I mean the governing body, not some moderator 😬) needs to be called out here. It seems incredibly strange that Buton managed to catch the green light right ahead of 😉 Kubica, while both he and Kimi were stuck facing a red. I can't help but wonder why that happened 🤷

Frank Collins85 said:It honestly looks to me like he was just debating whether he actually needed to stop or not... I don't think Lewis Hamilton was surprised at all; he just seemed to decide in the moment that staying on track was the way to go:

http://www.natelki.net/video/8141/pi...-montreal-2008

Personally, I don't really care about that part. What really matters to me is how Sebastian Vettel 😉 flies past Kimi Räikkönen, Lewis Hamilton, and Nico Rosberg all in one single, high-speed move😬

Vettel 🙏🙏🙏

Jason Campbell70 said:So, what's the real takeaway here?

I mean, did Kimi actually cross the line?NO!, not until Lujis gave him that shove.
And does the fact that Kimi was right there on the edge somehow excuse Lujis's actions?ABSOLUTELY NOT!

1. That's true, though I suppose he probably would have cleared it even without the nudge, so that part holds up.
2. I'm completely with you on this one;👍he's the one at fault, plain and simple.👎

Edward Howard2 said:

It seems like we're just focusing on how Kimi Räikkönen had already crossed the line by the time he lost control, and the fact that there wasn't any room to maneuver around a semi-truck on the left side. 🤣

I think Robert Kubica had actually already come to a stop, whereas Kimi was still in the middle of braking during that exact moment of contact. I mean, if you're asking me, it feels like it would have been incredibly difficult—maybe even impossible, really—to bring a car like that to a complete halt in such a tiny fraction of a second without clipping the line.☕