USA/Central Park 03.17.2019

fadedpanther51 said:Whether you like him or not—and try, just for a second, to forget how he used to wreck that red car—he’s quite literally the only hope Ferrari has of actually winning a constructors' or drivers' championship anytime soon. I really hope the Italians sign him to a long-term deal through 2021.

Just imagine the year Max and Charles end up together at Ferrari. Now that would be a headline.

fadedpanther51 said:Whether you like him or not (try forgetting for a second how he wrecked that red car), he’s my only hope for Ferrari actually winning a constructors' or drivers' title anytime soon. I just hope the Italians sign him through 2021.

What kid are they talking about?
We'll see how the young Leclerc handles things, but so far he looks way calmer and smarter—maybe even more talented than Max...
Signing Leclerc was a damn smart move for Ferrari 👍
He might not be Vettel's favorite (actually, yeah, he definitely isn't 😬), but for the team, he's more than enough...
And unlike Red Bull, they don't have that massive weight on their shoulders to be the absolute best every single second...
The kid will probably evolve into a top-tier driver without the wild outbursts and tics Max has. He'll likely be much more mentally stable, won't go causing chaos and making a mess of everything for everyone else or within his own team...

If I had to bet serious money on who becomes a multi-time champ in the next 10 seasons, it would be Leclerc over Max, and I'm saying that right now...

No matter how much people hate Vettel or Hamilton, they're in a completely different league compared to Max ☕
And those guys still have plenty of seasons left in them; the only question is how much drive they'll have left...

At the end of the day, even if Vettel leaves for whatever reason, Hamilton or Ricciardo would realistically be a much smarter choice for them.

Max is fast, sure, but he's also a loose cannon who isn't a consistent point scorer, and you can't find that in a top-tier team.
The gap between Max and Ricciardo is pretty much like the gap between Grosjean and Magnussen at Haas...

Sure, Grosjean shows flashes of speed and is often faster than Magnussen,
sure, Grosjean is the one who'll grab Haas's highest finishing position of the season, and Grosjean is the one who'll snag the best qualifying spot for Haas...
But what does that matter for Haas when Grosjean simultaneously spends the season throwing massive tantrums and wasting tons of points...
Only to end up with way fewer points than Magnussen, who isn't even that special...

Let's gooooo!!!
🎉Daniel Ricciardo is headed straight for the bottom🎉

What’s up with Nicholas Newman2 acting all crazy?
He's out here claiming they've totally scrapped podium interviews

Is he actually serious right now?

Morning. Finally 👍

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Good morning

stormyviper2 said:Come on, the first guy to actually say something smart was the outlier. Everyone else? Just amateur hour pretending to be the next Ayrton Senna. xD

A 20-year-old Max Verstappen > a 20-year-old Ayrton Senna.

I’m fully expecting to see Max Verstappen’s rear wing flying past someone else's cockpit. 👍

Let's go for a totally clean start—and I'm rooting for that Polish guy sitting there to take the win!

Let's go!!! 😁

So, are we heading back to sleep or what?

Well, at least it isn't boring, 🙂 damn—I guess I’ve gotta root for Max now just because of Honda 🙂

Does General Motors actually have some unwritten rule where if you nail the first corner first, you basically get a free pass to just own the rest of the race? 🍿

Sebastian Vettel wasted no time showing young Charles Leclerc who's boss

darkmarlin16 said:Does General Motors have some unwritten rule where if you hit the first corner first, you basically own the line? 🍿

That holds true until they hit the pits.☕

Young Charles Leclerc is in a bit of a jam

😠

what's the deal with McL?

sainz😢

And things at McLaren haven't changed one bit 🤣
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