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US Embassy Austria (Indianapolis Motor Speedway) Race: July 8thโ10th, 2022
US Embassy Austria (Indianapolis Motor Speedway) Race: July 8thโ10th, 2022
Started by ruggedscout76 · · ๐ 12 views · 187 replies
#102 ·
I guess maybe Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz will be finishing up their race right at the starting line tomorrow
#103 ·
James Harris34 said:I honestly cannot believe someone carrying the Schumacher name could be such a disgrace.
There you goโdefending himself against Lujo quite effectively, wouldn't you say?
#104 ·
Haasovac and his crew are playing nice today. It looks like k mag is constantly handing Mick Schumacher DRS whenever he needs it.
#106 ·
I would have loved to hear what Lujin had to say about this right now... ๐
hahaha, here he comes
hahaha, here he comes
#108 ·
At this stage, the only thing standing in the way of a Max Verstappen victory is a sudden mechanical failure, which remains a lurking possibility for tomorrow as well. As for Mick Schumacher, heโs performing quite brilliantly, wouldn't you agree?
#111 ·
I'm just glad I won't be missing anything tomorrow; it looks like it'll be a pretty dull race.
#112 ·
Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc are going to get absolutely wrecked tomorrow. Expect total chaos right at the start.
#113 ·
Max Verstappen is on autopilot at this point; heโs absolutely going to take the win tomorrow, especially if the way those two over at Ferrari are acting is any indication of what's coming...
#116 ·
Richard Walker38 said:What exactly is Leclerc basing this optimism for tomorrow on?
He's clearly drinking nothing but Kool-Aid, which seems to be the mandatory beverage for everyone at Ferrari.๐คฃ
#117 ·
Way to go, Mick! Honestly, Iโm just done with that so-called GOATโsomeone please tell him to take a hike already. The only good thing he ever brings to the table is Bulldog.
Nothing has really changed over at Ferrari. Carlos Sainz just can't seem to touch Charles Leclerc's pace, and don't even get me started on Max Verstappen... though, I guess he always finds a way to wedge himself back into the mix somehow.
I think Leclerc is going to have to fight a bit harder against Max. At this point, heโs got nothing to lose, whether he ends up out of the race because of a collision or if his own team just messes things up for him.
Nothing has really changed over at Ferrari. Carlos Sainz just can't seem to touch Charles Leclerc's pace, and don't even get me started on Max Verstappen... though, I guess he always finds a way to wedge himself back into the mix somehow.
I think Leclerc is going to have to fight a bit harder against Max. At this point, heโs got nothing to lose, whether he ends up out of the race because of a collision or if his own team just messes things up for him.
#118 ·
Russell lost ground fast and just couldn't catch the leaders again. Honestly, if everything goes according to plan tomorrow, Mercedes-Benz can kiss that podium goodbye.
#119 ·
Richard Walker38 said:Russell fell back pretty quick and just wasn't closing the gap to those guys ahead anymore. I guess if everything goes sideways tomorrow, Mercedes might be lucky just to dream about a podium.
From what I can tell, it's the same target and the same gap we saw before Silvestroneโmaybe another weird anomaly in how the Mercedes behaves, kind of like what happened in Barcelona.
#120 ·
That sprint session was nothing short of a disaster...๐คฆ
It honestly makes me want to skip the Saturday portion of the GP weekend entirely. ๐คฎ
It honestly makes me want to skip the Saturday portion of the GP weekend entirely. ๐คฎ
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