Canadian Grand Prix (Indianapolis Motor Speedway) 06/09/2013

It’s a real shame—if the forecast holds and we get nothing but rain today and tomorrow, followed by a dry Sunday 😬
, nobody is going to get any meaningful testing time on those new tire compounds.

Richard Vaughn62 said:It looks like if the forecast holds true and we get constant rain today and tomorrow followed by clear skies on Sunday, nobody is going to get a chance to test out those new tire compounds 😬

Top 100 says that if that actually happens, we'll already know who the winner is going to be🙂

Emily Patel64 😢


Man, this sucks. I'm actually depressed...😢

🙂

It’s honestly no surprise he’s feeling down—when a bunch of absolute morons obstruct everything he does, acting like there's no tomorrow and proving they're completely blind to his actual value, you'd be miserable too.

Man, if he would just take a second in his life to actually put pen to paper and document everything he’s had to endure from those so-called "power players" in the industry,
it would be something (🙂)

but I won't hold my breath.

Does anyone know what the weather is looking like in New York City today? Any sign of rain on the horizon?

Linda Bailey17 said:Anyone know what the weather's looking like in New York City today? Any sign of rain coming?

Probably gonna be wet for qualifying today, then dry for the race tomorrow. Pretty much a given.

Linda Bailey17 said:Does anyone know what the weather situation looks like in New York City today? Any sign of rain coming our way?

It’s always a toss-up—unpredictable at best—but looking at the current forecast, it seems like we're in for a washout with rain all day and some pretty chilly temperatures, maybe around 60°F (though if the patterns hold, things should dry out just in time for tomorrow's race)

http://www.theweathernetwork.com/hou...uebec/montreal

I’m expecting Ferrari to be right up there at the top.

Richard Vaughn62 said:It’s hard to call, but based on this, it looks like we're in for rain all day and some chilly weather—around 60°F. Hopefully, things dry out by race time tomorrow.

It won't just be graining; it's going to be total graining.

John Doe on the monitors. 😍😍😍😍😍😍

Roger Wright94 said:I’m expecting Ferrari to be right up there at the top.

Personally, I expect him to end up in the Hall of Fame.☕

Roger Wright94 said:I fully expect Ferrari to be fighting at the very top.

That seems unlikely; isn't this rain just a divine sign that Vettel is destined to take the win tomorrow?

Throughout this current season, we have seen how drastically faster Red Bull Racing has been compared to the rest of the grid whenever the rain starts falling...

It will be an uphill battle for Alonso to secure the championship when Vettel has both Newey and Heavenly Help on his side.

Brian Campbell36 said:Hardly—rain is basically Vettel's personal sign from above that he's taking the win tomorrow

The forecast shows no rain for tomorrow

Brian Campbell36 said:Hard luck, but rain is basically Vettel's lucky charm for winning tomorrow.
This season, he's been lightyears ahead of everyone else in Q whenever it starts pouring...
It’s going to be a struggle for Alonso to grab the title when Vettel has Newey on one side and Heavenly Help on the other.

New York City doesn't demand pole position for the winner. You can actually overtake there, so starting spot isn't everything.

Richard Vaughn62 said:I expect to see him in the Hall of Fame. ☕

You think, you hope. That’s fine. It’s alright.
I mean, I honestly don't know what you're basing that on. Why would you expect more from him than anyone else?

Canada feels weird this season...
If you look at those times from Red Bull Racing FP, they’ve clearly leveled up big time compared to previous years.
For some divine reason, they don't seem to have any real deficit when it comes to straight-line speed this year.😁
In fact, they're only lagging by about 3-2.5 milesmph behind the leaders... which means that DRS advantage Ferrari and McLaren used to have over them shouldn't be nearly as massive as it was in the past.🙂

Linda Bailey17 said:Does anyone know what the weather is looking like in New York City today? Any sign of rain on the horizon?

P3 is wet enough that Alonso, Hamilton, and Rosberg are already out on full wets.

Alright, the slicks are out on track now.

Perez is running on primes, while Alonso is on options.

Both Massa and Hamilton have switched to options. Massa is already clocking times that rival his best from >.

Richard Vaughn62 said:I expect him to land a spot in the Hall of Fame☕

And I expect to see you at one of the turns in the Watkins Glen circuit🙂

One should never joke about matters such as these...

What if someone had suggested that Senna was waiting for us at Tamburell?🙂

Now everyone’s lost their minds. You can shave a full second off the best lap time just by switching to slicks. 😁

Maldonado being himself. ☕

😂

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