Formula 1 United States Grand Prix 2014 at Circuit of the Americas (4/19/2015)

Honestly, seeing how much better Ferrari has become since Sebastian Vettel joined, I wouldn't trade him for even a hundred Fernando Alonsos or Kimi Räikkönens.😁

Anthony Baker84 said:I mean, what exactly is Kimi even whining about? It’s not like the car isn't behaving perfectly fine across the whole track or anything.

Nah, he's just hating on the front end. 😉

analogpilot16 said:It’s shaping up to be a fascinating race; looks like four drivers will be fighting for the win.

Three drivers. Forget about Nico Rosberg. He failed to pressure Mercedes on those fast tires last year—well, actually, that was in the United States, and he was in much better shape back then compared to his current performance. He had momentum then; he doesn't have it now.
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Kimi remains a factor for the time being. His performance this year has been solid; he just needs to maintain this level.

Ultimately, if Kimi manages to beat Sebastian Vettel, it would be a massive psychological blow to Pilatus and TBF—a hit from which that duo might struggle to recover.

mellowtiger83 said:Besides, if Kimi actually managed to beat Sebastian Vettel, it would be a devastating psychological blow to Pilatus and TBF—a hit from which that particular duo might never truly recover.

But let’s be honest, that’s virtually impossible. Pilatus—who clearly considers himself the most brilliant Formula 1 expert to ever walk the face of the Earth—constantly claims that Kimi is just some overpaid, lazy drunk who hasn't got a clue...🤣

I find myself secretly wishing he’d be the very last driver to ever clinch an F1 title for Ferrari.😈

Kimi Räikkönen is currently sitting at the top of the leaderboard 🙏

I don't know, I kind of expected more from Kimi given how he looked back at Lotus—if last season was just him struggling because the car was basically custom-built for Fernando Alonso, then fine, no excuses this year. But I really hope we aren't stuck watching him just limp from one race to the next until the season ends 😁

cosmiccyclist8 said:I suppose I was expecting much more from Kimi given how well things went back at Lotus, though if last season’s struggles were truly just down to a car designed specifically around Fernando Alonso, then there is really no excuse for this year; one can only hope we aren't stuck watching him struggle race after race until the season ends. 😁

Perhaps this Sunday, we shall finally witness a victory. 🎉

The signature doesn't matter—which step are we even talking about? 😁

Is it raining in the United States?

Gerald Cruz said:Is there any rain falling in the United States?

Not at all, though one might say the wind is whistling quite fiercely through the air.

jbt

hey, can someone toss me the link?

way to go, Ferrari!

maestro 9. 🙏

props to Fernando Alonso

just + 1.2

graniteharbor502 said:not really—it’s just the wind whistling through the trees

as long as they don't let Alonso go

The track looks a hell of a lot better under the lights at night.

What on earth is going on with Jenson Button?

steelmaker83 said:The track looks significantly more impressive under the night lights.

With Ferrari struggling, don't expect them to secure another front-row lockout.🤦>