Australian Grand Prix (Los Angeles - Central Park) 03.26.2017
Started by swifttiger75 · · π 16 views · 645 replies
#42 ·
jadeseal7 said:I don't know about you all, but this off-season is absolutely killing me. I am counting down the days until Sundayβjust me, my morning coffee at 6:00 AM, and the race on the screen.
So, what is it about NASCAR that gets you so hooked? π
And Saturday?
#43 ·
neonfox65 said:And Saturday?
Friday π
For crying out loud, Iβve been prepping and training for days π³
so Iβve already switched my internal clock to waking up at 2:00 AM just to make sure I don't miss a single preseason workout. Meanwhile, you skeptics are sitting there obsessing over the weekend. π³
Dorian, step in and hand out a penalty right now. π³
Do it quickly before I have to get up and clean this mess up myself. π¬
#44 ·
vividlynx68 said:Is this damn clock actually moving this weekend? π€¦
Is the start at 6:00 based on the new time or the old way of calculating things?
man, Iβm already up at 4 AM like the good old days anyway
#45 ·
stormybadger8 said:Friday π
For crying out loud, Iβve been prepping and training for days π³
so Iβve already switched my internal clock to waking up at 2:00 AM just to make sure I don't miss a single preseason workout. Meanwhile, you skeptics are sitting there obsessing over the weekend. π³
Dorian, step in and hand out a penalty right now. π³
Do it quickly before I have to get up and clean this mess up myself. π¬
My son asked when he might try staying up all night. We could attempt it from Thursday into πFriday.
Then, on Friday morning, I'll drop him off at school.π
#46 ·
What a brutal wake-up call. I probably won't get any sleep tonight, but there's no way I'm missing the first practice session in Los Angeles π
#47 ·
stormybadger8 said:Friday π
For crying out loud, Iβve been prepping and training for days π³
so Iβve already switched my internal clock to waking up at 2:00 AM just to make sure I don't miss a single preseason workout. Meanwhile, you skeptics are sitting there obsessing over the weekend. π³
Dorian, step in and hand out a penalty right now. π³
Do it quickly before I have to get up and clean this mess up myself. π¬
Some of us actually have jobs to get to π
#48 ·
stormybadger8 said:Friday π
For crying out loud, Iβve been prepping and training for days π³
so Iβve already switched my internal clock to waking up at 2:00 AM just to make sure I don't miss a single preseason workout. Meanwhile, you skeptics are sitting there obsessing over the weekend. π³
Dorian, step in and hand out a penalty right now. π³
Do it quickly before I have to get up and clean this mess up myself. π¬
Friday doesn't even matter.
#49 ·
neonfox65 said:Friday doesn't even matter.
In this particular instance, it actually does matter quite a bit, especially since it's the very first practice session... π
It's the perfect opportunity to see who's really playing for keeps and who's just going through the motions... π
#50 ·
neonfox65 said:Friday doesn't even matter.
aaaaaa ππ
neonfox65, you're thinking about NASCAR, but this is F1. We're talking about machines with vastly different technical configurations here; Friday is absolutely critical. Especially when we're facing the first race following a major regulation change.
#52 ·
What do you guys think? Is it worth placing a serious bet on Sebastian Vettel this weekend before the odds drop?
#53 ·
James Harris34 said:What do you guys think? Is it worth placing a serious bet on Sebastian Vettel this weekend before the odds drop?
It depends on how much they favor Lewis Hamilton. Personally, Iβd put Sebastian Vettel at 50%, Kimi RΓ€ikkΓΆnen at 20%, Lewis at 25%, and Valtteri Bottas at 5%.
Look at this: Alonso vs Sergio Perez at 1.8 for qualifying π. Honestly, what idiots. It's Honda versus Mercedes.
#54 ·
For us die-hard F1 fans, the season officially kicks off in exactly 51 hours. I'm absolutely buzzing for FP1, I seriously can't wait! π
#55 ·
mellowtiger83 said:It depends on how much they favor Lewis Hamilton. Personally, Iβd put Sebastian Vettel at 50%, Kimi RΓ€ikkΓΆnen at 20%, Lewis at 25%, and Valtteri Bottas at 5%.
Look at this: Alonso vs Sergio Perez at 1.8 for qualifying π. Honestly, what idiots. It's Honda versus Mercedes.
Is there any actual logic here other than pure incompetence on their part for setting such high odds? Alonso is already warning us about an incredibly tough weekend, and the press is claiming McLaren's comeback is nothing short of pure magic from Huodinijev, so I don't see why I shouldn't drop at least a grand on this.
#56 ·
James Harris34 said:Is there any actual logic here other than pure incompetence on their part for setting such high odds? Alonso is already warning us about an incredibly tough weekend, and the press is claiming McLaren's comeback is nothing short of pure magic from Huodinijev, so I don't see why I shouldn't drop at least a grand on this.
In this life, absolutely nothing is ever certain, is it? If we look at the math, in 99.99% of possible scenarios, Perez is going to cross the line ahead of Alonso. It is only in that one singular instance out of ten thousand that Alonso manages to edge out the Mexican driver. Do you really want to carry the burden of having made a mistake that leaves you bleeding cash, especially when there isn't a soul around to offer you any consolation or tell you it wasn't your fault? π¬
#57 ·
graniteharbor502 said:In this life, absolutely nothing is ever certain, is it? If we look at the math, in 99.99% of possible scenarios, Perez is going to cross the line ahead of Alonso. It is only in that one singular instance out of ten thousand that Alonso manages to edge out the Mexican driver. Do you really want to carry the burden of having made a mistake that leaves you bleeding cash, especially when there isn't a soul around to offer you any consolation or tell you it wasn't your fault? π¬
You aren't wrong. It's just that if we were being realistic, the odds on Perez would be practically 1.01. These geniuses of ours are giving Alonso an equal shot; perhaps they know something we don't.π
#59 ·
William Bennett53 said:aaaaaa ππ
neonfox65, you're thinking about NASCAR, but this is F1. We're talking about machines with vastly different technical configurations here; Friday is absolutely critical. Especially when we're facing the first race following a major regulation change.
I didn't mean the results weren't important, that's not what I was getting at.
#60 ·
neonfox65 said:I didn't mean the results weren't important, that's not what I was getting at.
The specific figures might not be the point, but they certainly dictate the final outcome. π
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