2022 Australian Grand Prix: Melbourne - April 10th
Started by Jerry Sanchez7 · · π 8 views · 152 replies
#6 ·
Way to go, Charles, absolute dominance there. π π π
That was a terrible race for Nanda. π’
That was a terrible race for Nanda. π’
#9 ·
Charles Leclerc was absolutely regal out there.
Carlos Sainz just did his usual thing, nothing out of the ordinary.
George Russell ended up grinding through to finish P7.
Alex Albon took P10.
And Sergio Perez? Honestly, heβs playing director of the entire universe at this point.
As for Valtteri Bottas, I can't help but wonder what he could actually achieve if he were sitting in a truly competitive car.
Carlos Sainz just did his usual thing, nothing out of the ordinary.
George Russell ended up grinding through to finish P7.
Alex Albon took P10.
And Sergio Perez? Honestly, heβs playing director of the entire universe at this point.
As for Valtteri Bottas, I can't help but wonder what he could actually achieve if he were sitting in a truly competitive car.
#10 ·
Ferrari absolutely nailed the car setup today, and Charles Leclerc drove a flawless race to grab that well-deserved win. Such a bummer about how things ended up for Carlos Sainz though. :/
Red Bull has some serious fixing to do since this marks Max's second DNF in just three races.
On the flip side, it took George Russell two races to really step up as the alpha dog at Mercedes, but now heβs just relentless, squeezing every bit of performance out of that car. It's something Lewis Hamilton still hasn't quite figured outβnot that he'll admit it, given how he loves blaming the team whenever he struggles.
Red Bull has some serious fixing to do since this marks Max's second DNF in just three races.
On the flip side, it took George Russell two races to really step up as the alpha dog at Mercedes, but now heβs just relentless, squeezing every bit of performance out of that car. It's something Lewis Hamilton still hasn't quite figured outβnot that he'll admit it, given how he loves blaming the team whenever he struggles.
#12 ·
Drew Bennett68 said:Charles Leclerc was absolute royalty out there.
Carlos Sainz just doing his usual thing, I guess.
George Russell ended up stuck in P7.
Alex Albon took P10.
Sergio Perez is basically running the whole universe at this point.
And Valtteri Bottas... man, I wonder what heβd actually pull off if he were in a real contender car.
He's still young, so maybe he'll get a real shot at it eventually.
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#13 ·
Itβs also a testament to Valtteri Bottas, really, as it goes to show just how talented a driver he actually is when given the chance π
#17 ·
Now if I have to listen to the Italian national anthem one more time before I can finally get some sleep... π
#18 ·
ruggedcyclist56 said:On the flip side, I guess it took Russell two races to really establish himself as the alpha dog at Mercedes-Benz, and since then, heβs basically just been squeezing every bit of performance out of that car they've got.
I don't really care for him, though. He seems kind of tediousβlike one of those overly polished, self-important types. He definitely doesn't have that charm you see in a typical social media influencer.π π
#19 ·
Bottas is absolutely killing it.
Albon is absolutely killing it.
Russell put in a solid race today.
Albon is absolutely killing it.
Russell put in a solid race today.
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