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2009 Grand Prix of China - April 19th in Formula 1 ·
Morgan Murphy7 said:I would bet thirty bucks that Fernando Alonso takes the win tomorrow. 🙏

There is just so much to take in, my friend—truly an overwhelming amount. 🙏
2009 Grand Prix of China - April 19th in Formula 1 ·
Fernando Alonso, six fuel laps left. If he can just shave off two seconds per lap, and that top-tier car manages to find another second and a half, then the master from Asturias will cruise into the pits without a worry, top off the tank, slap on some Super Softs, grab a cappuccino, and roll back out ahead of everyone by a cool second and a half. 🙏 🙏
China Trip - Shanghai (April 19, 2009) in Formula 1 ·
There is absolutely no way they will admit fault; it’s essentially the same situation as Alonso's whole ordeal regarding trade secrets 🤣
2009 Grand Prix of China - April 19th in Formula 1 ·
Jonathan Booth5 said:I am anticipating a commanding victory for Lewis Hamilton.☕

☕
China Trip - Shanghai (April 19, 2009) in Formula 1 ·
During the free practice sessions, they struggled with axle issues. They managed to sort it out just in time for qualifying, but they noticed the defect was resurfacing—hitting Sebastian Vettel harder than Mark Webber. That’s why Vettel only managed to squeeze in two fast laps. It really is the same old story whenever Adrian Newey is involved. He either crafts an ultra-fast machine that's so fragile it lives right on the edge of breaking, or he builds a total dud like the MP 4-18, which never even came to life; I remember back in 2004, Ron Dennis practically had to build a whole new car mid-season just to win a bet that they'd actually secure a victory that year.
In a few years, I expect we'll either see Newey America's Cup boats slicing through the water two days faster than anyone else, or we'll be reading headlines about forty crew members vanishing somewhere en route to the Cape.
China Trip - Shanghai (April 19, 2009) in Formula 1 ·
What kind of setups 🙏
Flavio's latest masterstroke—swapping Fernando Alonso for Sergio Massa and letting him head toward retirement. Throw in Kovalainen at Ferrari instead of that drunk but lightning-fast Finn, and suddenly the world feels right again 😍
China Trip - Shanghai (April 19, 2009) in Formula 1 ·
Morgan Murphy7 said:Man,
there isn't even a Great Wall in China 😁

There's just a sand trap. And Flavio's favorite button, the "2nd driver detonator."🤣
2009 Grand Prix of China - April 19th in Formula 1 ·
Let's turn our attention back to the old McLaren. The championship doesn't truly kick off until we hit FC Barcelona 🤣
Just wait until Haug starts blowing up those customer engines
2009 Grand Prix of China - April 19th in Formula 1 ·
Fernando Alonso absolutely tore him apart; what a stellar nineteenth lap! 🤣
He’s definitely going to be feeling the heat after this race.
2009 Grand Prix of China - April 19th in Formula 1 ·
mistybear87 said:Just enjoy your coffee; by the second practice session, everything will likely be right where it belongs 😉

Bad luck 🤣
It doesn't matter; even if you manage to do something perfectly, a firefighter like Sam will always find a way to mess it up 🙏
2009 Grand Prix of China - April 19th in Formula 1 ·
Go check out the F1 live timing if you haven't already. It looks like Brawn GP and Red Bull Racing are operating in a completely different league again, while MC and Ferrari are still trailing by a full second 🤣
2009 Grand Prix of China - April 19th in Formula 1 ·
There's absolutely no way 🤣
It's nothing more than a blatant PR stunt
2009 Grand Prix of China - April 19th in Formula 1 ·
Jonathan Booth5 said:I'm anticipating a convincing victory for Hamilton. ☕

☕
2009 Grand Prix of China - April 19th in Formula 1 ·
You’re absolutely right, I was mistaken. I missed the race at Hockenheim back in 1998. My wife actually recorded it so I could watch it now ☕
2009 Grand Prix of China - April 19th in Formula 1 ·
hollowhawk412 said:Look, it wasn't just that Renault's Mass Damper was ruled legal; every single team was actually using them for over a year
before they were suddenly reclassified as moving aerodynamic
parts on someone's whim. I do recall that Ferrari and Brawn, in particular, were among the loudest voices calling for a ban once they realized how much better the TMD performed on Michelin tires.

I'm sure MCM fans vividly remember that whole situation involving Berilie... and Brawn was definitely leading the charge there.

McLaren pushed to ban the mass damper because their own version just wouldn't work, even though they were running the exact same rubber as Renault.
Honestly, the whole lot of them are cut from the same cloth, but hey, I haven't missed a single race in twenty years. 😁
2009 Grand Prix of China - April 19th in Formula 1 ·
In racing, those front wing elements essentially vacuum air from underneath the chassis and direct it straight toward the diffuser, which really ramps up the Venturi effect. It’s all quite straightforward when you look at how Ross explained it, but people like Flavio Briatore were far too preoccupied with buying soccer teams to bother with such technical nuances. Now, those same individuals are acting shocked that certain setups are banned. It’s funny how much they relied on Ross back in the nineties when he was busy keeping their prohibited TC under wraps during the Benetton era.
2009 Grand Prix of China - April 19th in Formula 1 ·
A tree of wisdom and optimism ☕

Laugh all you want, you skeptics
2009 Grand Prix of China - April 19th in Formula 1 ·
I am anticipating a convincing victory for Hamilton.☕
2009 Grand Prix of China - April 19th in Formula 1 ·
The diffusers have officially been cleared as legal.
Now, I expect we’ll see a massive wave of similar tactics during the GP of USA-Austin, much like those clever little tricks McLaren used with their taped-up diffusers. 😁
2009 Grand Prix of China - April 19th in Formula 1 ·
Haha, I’m not entirely sold on the claim made above.
To be honest, Nigel Tozzi spent an hour and a half delivering opening statements at yesterday's hearing, and if a guy can successfully swindle McLiarse out of $100 million, I don't see why it would be any trouble for him to mess with Brawn GP. Yes, I am referring to the difuzor, and we should expect a final decision sometime this afternoon.