2013 Canadian GP - Montreal (June 9)

Raymond Anderson4 said:No.
That was definitely a poor line through the hairpin... he missed the apex entirely.
If those were older tires, Massa would have overtaken him ages ago instead of just trailing by 0.5s for ten laps.

Older tires.

And Massa was waiting on the DRS; without it, he was stuck once he finally caught up.

Alonso and Hamilton just don't see eye to eye, and honestly, it’s nothing new at all.

If it weren't for Nand's performance, this race would have been boring enough to put me to sleep.

Jason Campbell70 said:Not really. ☕Just a little bit.

Look, he grabbed pole position, nobody even breathed down his neck for all 70 laps, and he only got lapped by four drivers. Is that "a little"? Seriously?

Richard Walker38 said:Alonso and Hamilton have never really been on the same page

Lewis doesn't exactly play well with others anymore. That's just how he's become. If you watch any of the pre-race shows or the post-race interviews lately, it’s pretty obvious—to him, Kimi is basically a rookie right now.
I remember when he used to be much more lighthearted. Now, he's incredibly intense. I suspect it's because he's realized that clinching that second title is going to be a lot harder than anyone originally anticipated.

Daniel James8 said:He grabbed pole, dominated all 70 laps without breaking a sweat, and only four drivers actually managed to get lapped. Is that not impressive enough?

You missed the point. ☕

Richard Vaughn62 said:Ferrari absolutely crushed it today... I mean, nobody even stood a chance. :

I just heard them on Sky saying this hasn't happened in the last 64 races.

Jason Campbell70 said:You totally missed the point. ☕

Come on, walk me through it. Give me some context.

Raymond Anderson4 said:He used to be all smiles, but now he’s dead serious. I bet it’s because he finally realized that clinching a second title is going to be way harder than anyone anticipated.

Honestly, I’ll be the happiest person on earth if he never wins it.☕

Total garbage for Vettel 😁

They're running a scam. 😂

Rough crowd tonight.🤣

The people have spoken. ☕

Ahaha, what a crowd.

"Hello". 🙏

My God, he isn't just the greatest driver on the grid; the man is a polyglot too. 🙏

Fernando maestro " Alonso. 🙏🙏🙏

Richard Vaughn62 said:This race is absolutely dying from sheer boredom. If the track weren't so damn rigid, we might actually see some overtaking. Red Bull Racing is completely out of reach again; they've already built up a four-second lead within the first three laps. 🤦

Honestly, screw Canada if nobody is going to smash into a wall properly.🙂

Red Bull Racing really dropped the ball on their marketing today; they were practically invisible on the broadcast...

Raymond Anderson4 said:Lewis isn't playing anyone right now—that’s just who he is these days... if you actually bother to watch the pre-race shows or the post-race interviews, you'd see that, compared to him, Kimi is basically a child.

He’s undergone a total transformation... honestly, he’s like Anakin Skywalker once that dark side started taking hold.

But Bruce McLaren is fascinating... everyone else is picking up speed and making strides, yet they're the only ones falling behind... I truly don't know whether to laugh or cry about it. 🙄

Nicholas Alvarez60 said:Red Bull really dropped the ball on the marketing side today; they were practically invisible on TV...

I bet that stings.

Got home around 9:00 PM and caught less than half of the race. Given how much Schumacher-style dominance we witnessed today, along with your various comments, I can't say I'm particularly disappointed to have missed it.

My congratulations to the Sebastian Vettel supporters on his victory, and to those rooting for Fernando for such an impressive charge through the field. 🙏