#41 ·
Raymond Anderson4 said:You guys are getting pretty repetitive with the Tesla talk. We have plenty of brilliant scientists and intellectuals out there, yet it seems like Americans and Mexicans can only ever talk about Tesla.
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United States Grand Prix (Miami - Miami International Autodrome) 04.10.2022
United States Grand Prix (Miami - Miami International Autodrome) 04.10.2022
Started by Jason Campbell70 · · 👁 14 views · 228 replies
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#42 ·
The FIA has announced they’ll be closely monitoring DRS performance, with the ultimate goal of potentially phasing it out entirely down the road.
Americans: hold my Chardonnay NZ 🤣
I mean, honestly, having four different DRS zones sounds like a total circus. We'll just have to wait and see how it plays out.
Americans: hold my Chardonnay NZ 🤣
I mean, honestly, having four different DRS zones sounds like a total circus. We'll just have to wait and see how it plays out.
#43 ·
Jacob Castillo70 said:The FIA is supposedly looking into how DRS works, basically hinting they might scrap it entirely down the road.
Americans: hold my Chardonnay NZ 🤣
I don't know, having four different DRS zones sounds like a total circus act. We'll see...
It’s already obvious the car is way too dominant when drivers are actually willing to give up a position just to get that DRS advantage.
#44 ·
Finally, the first race of the season is here, and of course, it’s an early one. 🙏 Plus, Vettel is back in the mix. 😁
Basically, it's obvious—Vettel is taking this one. ☕
I'm feeling optimistic that, by some miracle meant only for me, he'll pull off a win. 🙂
P. S. No, I'm not drunk, just feeling a little cheeky. 😬🤣
Basically, it's obvious—Vettel is taking this one. ☕
I'm feeling optimistic that, by some miracle meant only for me, he'll pull off a win. 🙂
P. S. No, I'm not drunk, just feeling a little cheeky. 😬🤣
#46 ·
Finally, a morning race. If Carlos Sainz doesn't step up right now, he might as well spend the rest of the season sliding into the Bottas zone.
#47 ·
stormybadger8 said:I'm holding out hope—maybe just for me—that some weird fluke helps them pull off the win 🙂
P. S. Not drunk or anything, just feeling a little witty 😬🤣
Man, you’re on some next-level optimism. I’ve had enough Bud Light to feel it, and even through the haze, I still don't see McLaren standing on that podium 🤣
#48 ·
Sam Clark75 said:You’re actually on some next-level optimist wave. I’m currently halfway through a bottle of Chardonnay, and even through the alcoholic haze, I still don't see a McLaren on that podium. 🤣
The last time I felt this way was back in 2008 before Monza, so you do the math. 😁
Betting on a Vettel win is a solid 999 odds play. 🤣
Tibi placed his bet, though it would've been a better vibe if it were 666. 😈🤣
#49 ·
stormybadger8 said:I haven't had this specific feeling since way back in 2008 before the race at Monza, so you can imagine how I feel 😁
The odds on a Vettel victory are looking incredibly tempting at 999 🤣
Tibi placed his bet, though it would have been a much more interesting move if the odds were 666 😈🤣
Just flip the ticket over...
#50 ·
In that wild scenario where Vettel takes the win, I could honestly see both Williams drivers walking away with some points too.
#51 ·
James Allen9 said:4 DRS zones
4 🤣
Holy mother of baby Jesus.
They completely redesigned the cars, yet they still keep increasing the number of DRS zones. At this rate, they might as well just implement it for the entire track. Honestly, any long straight at the Miami Grand Prix basically functions as a DRS zone anyway.
#53 ·
I've got a gut feeling this track is going to be absolute perfection for Red Bull Racing since they’re basically flying on the straights and every single inch of it is a DRS zone.
#54 ·
For God's sake, there are maybe three corners in a row where he could actually pull away by more than a second just to escape the DRS train 😵
I’d bet my house that the winner isn't going to finish more than 6 seconds ahead of second place
I’d bet my house that the winner isn't going to finish more than 6 seconds ahead of second place
#55 ·
shadowstag10 said:Come on, man. There are at most three consecutive corners where you’d actually pull enough of a gap to defend against DRS and still win. 😵
I'd bet my house that the winner won't be more than six seconds ahead of second place.
Honestly, 😁
It just doesn't make sense. What's the point of driver skill or spending all that time perfecting the car setup if it doesn't matter? If the guy behind can just hit his DRS button and stay glued to your gearbox regardless, the whole effort feels wasted. 🙏
#56 ·
https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=4848188661966757
If Lando Norris and Daniel Ricciardo tried driving this... they’d probably be faster.
If Lando Norris and Daniel Ricciardo tried driving this... they’d probably be faster.
#58 ·
Raymond Anderson4 said:I don't know, maybe I'm just reading too much into it, but it honestly feels like Sebastian Vettel is just messing around in Formula 1 at this point.
What a joke. 🤣
Hahhahahahhhahahah, man, he’s an absolute legend. Watching him cruise around on that tiny little 50cc moped like it was nothing, just casually waving to the crowd... honestly, pure gold!
#59 ·
Mercedes-AMG is complaining about how much the car is bouncing around—which, honestly, makes sense if you're trying to drive one. But from where I'm sitting, it looks like Ferrari is catching even more air than they are, yet somehow they’re still a full second faster 🤷
#60 ·
Roger Martinez11 said:Hahhahahahahhahaha, the guy is a legend. Watching him cruise around on that little 50cc moped while casually waving to the crowd was pure gold!!!
And here’s the penalty. 😁
https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/ve...rsion/9716702/
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