Singapore GP (Marina Bay Street Circuit) - 09/22/2013
Started by Drew Bennett68 · · π 3 views · 12 replies
#2 ·
David Anderson72 said:Fernando Alonso proved his class once again; despite a rough qualifying session, he fought his way back to grab second place in the race.
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#4 ·
I just hope Ferrari doesn't mess around with their whole "number one driver" dynamic againβhonestly, I'm hoping they finally give that top spot to the right person starting next season. Alonso showed he can still be pretty useful when it comes to staying glued to the back of a Force India
#5 ·
graniteharbor502 said:Sebastian Vettel just absolutely tore through the field again! What an incredible driver. On his way to becoming the greatest of all time.
Iβd personally issue them a permanent ban. β
#6 ·
Jason Campbell70 said:Adrian Newey absolutely embarrassed the rest of the field. πππ
Adrian Newey is the undisputed king of F1. π
#7 ·
Honestly, watching Sebastian Vettel like this is just rubbing salt in the wound. And I mean the really coarse stuff.
He absolutely dominated this race in true Michael Schumacher fashion, putting down laps that were consistently within a tenth of each other.
You can say whatever you want about the car or the technical specs, but the man drove
this entire race without making a single mistake.
He absolutely dominated this race in true Michael Schumacher fashion, putting down laps that were consistently within a tenth of each other.
You can say whatever you want about the car or the technical specs, but the man drove
this entire race without making a single mistake.
#8 ·
jadeseal7 said:Sebastian Vettel plays to the crowd like heβs some kind of golden boy, π€£π€£ and honestly, the whole vibe feels incredibly flamboyant to me.
The kid just loves his glitter.π
#9 ·
Honestly, Fernando totally owned that Maestralan race. Iβm calling it nowβexpecting nothing less than a win on October 13th.
#10 ·
Tyler Bennett5 said:How much is this Vettel performance rubbing salt in the wound? And we aren't talking about just any salt.
He drove that race like Michael Schumacher. Just hammering out laps within a tenth of each other.
People can complain about the car all they want, but the man drove
a flawless race. Not a single mistake.
Exactly what Jenson Button did back in '09.
#11 ·
So, is the crowd actually out there chanting "Alonso, Alonso!" or what?
Yeah, they totally are.
Yeah, they totally are.
#12 ·
Tyler Bennett5 said:How much Sebastian Vettel is rubbing salt in our wounds right now. And heβs using coarse sea salt, too.
He drove that race like Michael Schumacher. Putting down laps within a tenth of each other consistently.
Say whatever you want about the car, but the man delivered
a flawless performance.
And he owes all of that to the car. Iβd love to see him in a McLaren or maybe even a Lotus.
#13 ·
Alonso and Kimi RΓ€ikkΓΆnen were a solid pairing, but man, that Ferrari disaster with Mass was a total train wreck... if theyβd just stuck to the same strategy Alonsoβs using right now, heβd be fighting for a podium spot instead of this mess!
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