European Championship (Miami) 06.26.2011

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Hulkenberg absolutely wrecked it 😬

Didn't realize we had a double DRS zone here too... honestly, a smart move given how boring this track is.

Nico Hulkenberg is the first victim of the wall☕

now we’re stuck with double DRS zones all the time, just great 😉

And once again, we’re looking at a roster without Diakovic 🤦

Man, I’m telling you, this Chandok guy just can't catch a break 😢

McLaren 😂

Webber just doing his usual thing ☕

Joshua Rivera56 said:It’s honestly kind of cute watching Christian Horner act all brave, claiming that banning certain engine maps or exhaust diffusers will finally show everyone they aren't lagging behind Red Bull. Like, sure, because Red Bull has just been taking a nap for the last three months and hasn't bothered to develop anything new.

🤣

That’s just the headspace they're in—you can't even take them seriously when they're being dead serious.🤣😁

Jenson Button just doing his usual thing ☕

Alguersuari is absolutely killing it too 👋 killer, we could be looking at another legendary race here 👋

Frank Collins85 said:McLaren 😂

Maria Lopez said:Alguersuari👋

Is this local commentator actually trying to be brilliant?

And why even bother asking when everything seems perfectly clear to you anyway?

Felipe Massa is just cruising through this like it’s a Sunday drive, honestly. He's got a full minute on everyone else, no big deal ☕

Maldonado is really making some noise during FP2.

For now, Sebastian Vettel is still sitting pretty at the top of the leaderboard with the fastest lap.

And just like that, the heavy hitters have finally entered the fray, really turning up the heat!

edit—It looks like Felipe Massa is having a bit of a rough time keeping that car under control out there.

darkmarlin16 said:Felipe Massa makes this look like a walk in the park, pulling ahead by a full minute. ☕

😕😕🤷

By the way, looking at the second practice session, Fernando Alonso clocked the fastest lap, and the top five were all packed within half a second of each other.
I'm really crossing my fingers that Michael Schumacher finds his rhythm during qualifying and the big race too.
If Felipe Massa keeps up this kind of pace, then Ferrari is definitely playing for keeps this weekend.

Even without the rain, this race could turn out to be incredibly intense and neck-and-neck, and the SC
might even make an appearance since they aren't going to just let things slide that easily.

Michael Schumacher had a decent run in FP2, I guess.

I'm wondering where Johnson has disappeared to. He’s been out sick for three or four races now (🤷).
He hasn't even popped up here on the forum lately—does anyone happen to have any news on how he's doing?😢