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Trip Report: Canada (Montreal) - June 8, 2008 in Formula 1 ·
ruggedcrane6 said:Look, I’ve been rooting for just one guy from day one—Michael Schumacher, obviously—and he’s the greatest. Lewis might eventually take second place, but if he wants to actually surpass Michael Schumacher, he’s going to have to be significantly better.

I’ve always pulled for Michael Schumacher during his run, but Lewis isn't going to knock him off the throne—not when the man dominated Formula 1 for over 15 years. Still, who knows? Anything can happen, I suppose...
Trip Report: Canada (Montreal) - June 8, 2008 in Formula 1 ·
Good grief, Lewis Hamilton absolutely tore through them... Meanwhile, look at Sergio Perez.🙂
Trip Report: Canada (Montreal) - June 8, 2008 in Formula 1 ·
Jason Campbell70 said:this reminds me of those old debates about how much progress Renault was actually making🤣
I’m not exactly convinced they're moving forward, honestly.

They might snatch a win if things fall into their lap—sort of like that chaotic Canadian Grand Prix 2006 scenario. They've shown they can hold their own against Ferrari and BMW on certain tracks during parts of a race, but they just don't have the actual "pace" yet.

As for winning the title next season? With the rule changes coming up, I think you're being way too optimistic.

Yeah, and who knows how BMW will handle adapting to the classic car design again...
Trip Report: Canada (Montreal) - June 8, 2008 in Formula 1 ·
Matthew Vaughn12 said:It’s really just a matter of when they'll be ahead of everyone else. Over the last three seasons, BMW has been climbing the ranks with such certainty that we could realistically expect their first win this year, and maybe even a genuine shot at the title next season.

That's not a given... It's entirely possible they fail to build a decent car and see their performance tank instead. After all, the regulations are shifting drastically again next year—wider cars, no more of those wings (which BMW seems obsessed with)—so if I were you, I wouldn't be placing any bets on BMW next year!
Trip Report: Canada (Montreal) - June 8, 2008 in Formula 1 ·
Jason Campbell70 said:Given how totally checked out Kimi Räikkönen looked during Friday practice—just pure apathy—this result is actually quite impressive.🙏

He’ll absolutely crush them in qualifying.👍

Yeah right...☕
Canadian Grand Prix 2008 in Formula 1 ·
I'll be catching the race on ABC...
Canadian Grand Prix 2008 in Formula 1 ·
I’m holding out hope for a win from either Lewis Hamilton or Kimi Raikkonen—though I won't hold my breath.
RIP Jimmy in Formula 1 ·
RIP..........
NASCAR magazine in Formula 1 ·
darkmarlin16 said:http://www.nascar.com/home.html

The latest issue just landed.Some idiot pain in the assis back on the cover again.

And you'd want to be a moderator too... lucky for you, I'm not one right now...
Happy Easter! in Formula 1 ·
Happy Easter to everyone on this forum—if you can call it that!
Australian Grand Prix - March 16, 2008 in Formula 1 ·
He’s fast—no doubt about it—but I wouldn't go sticking my neck out just yet...☕
Australian Grand Prix - March 16, 2008 in Formula 1 ·
Well, look—everyone’s entitled to their own little theories...
Australian Grand Prix - March 16, 2008 in Formula 1 ·
Frank Collins85 said:Apology accepted—sit down, you've said enough.😁

Thanks!😂
Australian Grand Prix - March 16, 2008 in Formula 1 ·
Frank Collins85 said:by chance, to put 🙄

Oops—my apologies, Professor... I meant to say *hire*...😂
Australian Grand Prix - March 16, 2008 in Formula 1 ·
Frank Collins85 said:This is how I like my races—pure chaos and wreckage. The underdogs snatch up points while the favorites crash out, leaving you kids to gloat over your meager little scores... as if any of it matters. Bernie is the only one who actually knows who the champion will be—whomever paid him the most. It’s been this way for years; the whole thing is a massive fix run by whoever holds the purse strings. These fools driving those overpriced machines actually think they're talented—how quaint. Maybe it was different back in the early eighties, but nowadays it's just a corporate machine that needs a scripted drama every year just to stay "exciting."

There is absolutely no way you're getting into Formula 1... honestly, you're acting like a child.😵🙂🙈
Australian Grand Prix - March 16, 2008 in Formula 1 ·
Raymond Ortiz89 said:I know way more than you—surely you😕 do—but Renault was champion two years running and won't ever do it again. That's just my take. BMW, Honda, and Williams have all looked great lately; the real question is whether they can actually sustain it or if it’s just some rookie surge.

Oh, really? And what exactly makes you an expert? Since you're so enlightened, why don't you tell me why Trulli jumped out of the cockpit so fast today? What was his deal? And please—spare me the nonsense language...
Australian Grand Prix - March 16, 2008 in Formula 1 ·
Raymond Ortiz89 said:Until they actually land a seat at Ferrari or McLaren—which, let's be honest, is a massive stretch—they’re basically nobody. Just a placeholder. 😕

Listen... do you happen to know who took the titles in '05 and '06—and which cars they were driving?
Australian Grand Prix - March 16, 2008 in Formula 1 ·
Arthur Doyle70 said:Oh please—it was just one race, after all. Who knows? Maybe he’s actually decent 🤷

Could someone give me a hint here...?🤷
Australian Grand Prix - March 16, 2008 in Formula 1 ·
Honestly, this Nelson Piquet isn't even close... he definitely didn't inherit his father's talent...😁
Australian Grand Prix - March 16, 2008 in Formula 1 ·
Lewis Hamilton put on an absolute masterclass today... It was almost eerie—like he had traction control turned on! Just glued to the track. Honestly, seeing that yellow helmet out there, everything is starting to make sense now...