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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 · · 👁 15 views · 228 replies
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#83 ·
It feels somewhat peculiar that Nicholas Latifi allowed him through initially, only to make the decision to overtake him moments later... And frankly, Lance Stroll really ought to have been keeping a closer eye on his rearview mirrors. That is precisely what they are there for...
#85 ·
Those two will have a little chat about this... in "Canadian"... 🤣🤣
.......their daddy's (and mommy's) boys........ 🤦🤦
Money just can't fix everything, after all.
.......their daddy's (and mommy's) boys........ 🤦🤦
Money just can't fix everything, after all.
#86 ·
Anthony Baker84 said:Lance Stroll over Nicholas Latifi
Honestly, I think it’s both of them. Maybe Lance Stroll first, simply because the driver out front needs to check their mirror before changing lanes.
Nicholas Latifi really made a mess of things here with that confusing line. He should have just let him pass (they were actually inches away from touching 🤣) instead of trying to reclaim the spot 200 meters down the track. 😁
#89 ·
A mechanic hands Sebastian Vettel a seat just to get it out of the way. Vettel helps out anyway—he really is a class act. 🙏
#90 ·
Lance Stroll suddenly veered off the racing line and went straight right into Nicholas Latifi
Sky is reporting that he likely caught a message about someone being on his gearbox during a fast lap, so he moved to the right to clear the way—he just didn't account for Nicholas Latifi being there. He wasn't looking.
Sky is reporting that he likely caught a message about someone being on his gearbox during a fast lap, so he moved to the right to clear the way—he just didn't account for Nicholas Latifi being there. He wasn't looking.
#91 ·
I honestly don't care for the track layout anymore. It used to be tougher to drive, which actually made for better racing, but now it’s become too easy, making it way too simple for cars to just follow each other around.
#92 ·
Gilles, there is so much chaos during this formation lap. Everyone is fighting tooth and nail just to secure their position. 🙏
#93 ·
Raymond Anderson4 said:Look, if you ask me, they're both at fault here. Maybe Lance Stroll takes a bit more blame because the driver out front actually needs to check their rearview mirror before swinging across the track.
Honestly, Nicholas Latifi totally cooked this one with that erratic driving, just leaving him hanging (they were damn near touching 🤣) only to have him try and dive back into position 200 meters later. 😁
#95 ·
So, apparently, it’s all Stroll’s fault—he just drove right into him... because Nicholas Latifi failed to give him the line, leaving him stuck in the slow lane and completely misjudging the gap. Isn't that just typical?
#97 ·
It wasn't just bouncing; Sanz's car was practically hopping all over the track during the Second Qualifying Session. 😁
Good grief, how am I supposed to drive a car like that?
Good grief, how am I supposed to drive a car like that?
#98 ·
Bottas finally snapped that streak of 103 consecutive entries into the Third Qualifying Session.
By the way, can we talk about how much those drivers are bouncing? Honestly, Gilles, just watching those few seconds of helmet cam footage makes me feel lightheaded—I can't even imagine trying to pilot a car like that for an hour and a half.
By the way, can we talk about how much those drivers are bouncing? Honestly, Gilles, just watching those few seconds of helmet cam footage makes me feel lightheaded—I can't even imagine trying to pilot a car like that for an hour and a half.
#99 ·
The standings for this weekend's Miami Grand Prix are looking a bit shuffled so far.
We’ve got McLaren making it into the Third Qualifying Session, while Haas is struggling, along with Alfa Romeo... and even AlphaTauri.
As for Aston Martin and Williams, their results were almost exactly what we anticipated.
We’ve got McLaren making it into the Third Qualifying Session, while Haas is struggling, along with Alfa Romeo... and even AlphaTauri.
As for Aston Martin and Williams, their results were almost exactly what we anticipated.
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