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2010 Spanish Grand Prix - Barcelona Circuit

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cosmicridge5 cosmicridge5 Regular
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#81 ·
Joshua Newman2 said:@cosmicridge5/">@@cosmicridge5 - witch woman πŸ™

😬 😁

You kind of forgot to mention little Vettel in your recap... πŸ™ who showed an enviable level of insanity πŸ™ 😁 when his crew was panicking over the radio, screaming at him to slow down, slow down already 😁 but he didn't even flinch 😲 I was actually just about to start typing a post about how the guy is a total legend if he can actually make it to the finish line 😁 but right at that exact moment, Hemic's tire blew, which pretty much overshadowed the whole thing 😬
Thomas Morales13 Thomas Morales13 Newcomer
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#82 ·
Button calls out Schumacher over how he was overtaken



Well, talk about a headache for the fast-moving Button... Personally, I’m pretty convinced that if Hemi had been in Button's shoes, he would have handled that veteran master quite differently. πŸ˜‰πŸ‘
Joshua Newman2 Joshua Newman2 Active Member
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#83 ·
cosmicridge5 said:😬 😁

But you neglected to mention little Vettel in your review... πŸ™ who displayed an enviable level of madness πŸ™ 😁 when his crew was panicking over the radio, screaming at him to just slow down already 😁 yet the kid didn't even flinch 😲 And right as I started typing a post about how the kid is a total legend if he actually crosses the finish line 😁 Hemic's tire blew at that exact moment, overshadowing the whole thing 😬

I wasn't avoiding Vettel on purpose; I honestly can't decide if what he did was brilliant or just plain reckless. On one hand, he proved he’s fearlessβ€”a true fighter capable of pulling laps without brakes that would rival Schumacher if he had a perfect car and a clear track ahead of him.

On the other hand, with four laps left and a twenty-second cushion over the next driver (Schumacher), refusing to back off and risking a total brake failureβ€”and a massive loss of pointsβ€”isn't exactly the behavior of a mature driver with championship DNA. He’ll likely be a multi-time world champion, and he could easily take this title, but he still has plenty of lessons to learn.

@Behemoth - Yeah, Petrov managed to scrape through quite nicely. πŸ™
Morgan Murphy7 Morgan Murphy7 Active Member
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#84 ·
These Maclaren fans are honestly such an exhausting group of people πŸ™

Why are you all attacking this "innocent" girl just because of a little joke? Personally, I wouldn't want to cross someone who possesses that kind of power 😁
cosmicridge5 cosmicridge5 Regular
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#85 ·
@Joshua Newman2/">@@Joshua Newman2

Sure, it’s true 😬 but he’s got a heart as big as a house 😍 driving like that without any brakes 😲 πŸ™ Even if it was probably pretty reckless, I have to say, the kid impressed me 😳 😬

I guess I'm just becoming a bigger fan of little Seb every day 😍
Morgan Murphy7 Morgan Murphy7 Active Member
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#86 ·
Kimberly White63 said:But seeing Petrov climb from 19th on the grid all the way up to 11th by the finish... it’s a shame he ended up just one spot outside of the points.

Honestly, I'd much rather take an 11th place finish than settle for a single measly pointπŸ™

isn't that a bit short-sighted?😁
cosmicridge5 cosmicridge5 Regular
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#87 ·
Morgan Murphy7 said:I probably wouldn't want to mess with someone who actually has those kinds of powers 😁

It might be a good idea if you kept that in mind too πŸ™ 😁
bluehawk3 bluehawk3 Member
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#88 ·
Looking at how qualifying went, Ferrari really knocked it out of the park at the United States Grand Prix!
Thomas Morales13 Thomas Morales13 Newcomer
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#89 ·
cosmicridge5 said:@Joshua Newman2/">@@Joshua Newman2

Look, it’s true, 😬 but the kid has a heart as big as a house. 😍 Driving like that without any brakes... 😲 πŸ™ Even if it was a bit reckless, I have to admit, the kid really impressed me. 😳 😬

I've just always had a soft spot for young Seb, the more I see him, the more I do. 😍

At the end of the day, they all have massive hearts, and they can all drive on the edge without lifting. Just because someone is a second slower per lap than someone else doesn't mean they aren't a world-class driverβ€”they're still leagues above us regular folks behind the wheel.πŸ‘
bluehawk3 bluehawk3 Member
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#90 ·
Thomas Morales13 said:Button calls out Schumacher for how he overtook him

http://www.f1racing.com/index.php...esti&Itemid=86


Man, talk about a rough ride for Button... Honestly, if Hemi had been in his seat, I’m pretty sure he would have shown the master how it's actually done! πŸ˜‰πŸ‘

He can complain all he wants, but it was obvious on the track that Schumacher wasn't having any of it, so he might be better off just keeping quiet...
cosmicridge5 cosmicridge5 Regular
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#91 ·
Thomas Morales13 said:I guess you could say these guys all have massive gutsβ€”they’re basically driving without brakes at this point. Just because someone happens to be a second slower per lap doesn't mean they aren't a legitimate driver. They're still leagues above us regular folks behind the wheel.πŸ‘

Sure, they’re all world-class drivers... but I guess they don't exactly share the same personality. 😁 Since I'm a woman, I tend to pay attention to all those other little details too, rather than just obsessing over raw speed. 😳 😬

So, now that I’ve gone ahead and given you all a live demonstration of my actual talents today, I suppose I should start taking requests and payments via DM. 😍 Just so we're clearβ€”it’s not just tires I'm working with here. 😁 I guess I could probably add a second or two per lap, maybe for something like the Renault Vespa. πŸ˜‰ 😁) and stuff like that. 😍 Pricing is available upon request. 😎
bluehawk3 bluehawk3 Member
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joined Feb 2011
#92 ·
cosmicridge5 said:Of course they’re all incredible drivers... but they don't all have the same personality!😁 As a woman, I tend to pay much more attention to those little extra details, beyond just raw speed.😳 😬

Anyway, now that I've officially demonstrated my own high-performance skills today, I am officially accepting requests and payments via DM! 😍 And just so we're clearβ€”I don't just work with tires; 😁 I can also shave a few seconds off your lap times (for example, on a Renault Vespa πŸ˜‰ 😁), and things like that. 😍 Prices available upon request! 😎

Man, I honestly don't know how you or your girlfriends would manage without brakes... if you're constantly tailgating women and having to slam them every 20 meters, you'd be as stressed out as an F1 driver!
mistybear87 mistybear87 Regular
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#93 ·
Nicole Reyes97 said:Just give me mistybear87 and Behemoth, you can finish up laterπŸ˜›

Goodness, it's already over... you could have at least come by to help out, even if it was just to scavenge a bitβ˜•
mistybear87 mistybear87 Regular
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#94 ·
Arthur Doyle70 said:Where’s the closest Bridgestone shop in Washington, D.C., assuming we're starting from near Times Square? I want to go ask them a few things.😒

Well, here’s one for those folks who are just sitting there praying for someone to have a mechanical failure...
:2up:

🀣🀣
mistybear87 mistybear87 Regular
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#95 ·
Arthur Doyle70 said:Thanks, I’m actually just about to order some buckshot... once I get a chance, I might head over there for a visit.πŸ™‚

To be honest, I wouldn't really recommend using buckshot on the tires; there's just too much of a risk of it bouncing right off.😬
Maria Nelson2 Maria Nelson2 Active MemberOP
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joined Nov 2007
#96 ·
mistybear87 said:honestly, I wouldn't risk putting bitumen on the tires, the chance of a blowout is just way too high😬

You're being diplomatic... which we both know isn't happening, so I'm just over here sharpening my katana😁
mistybear87 mistybear87 Regular
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#97 ·
Arthur Doyle70 said:Does anyone recognize what kind of tree is sitting right behind there? πŸ˜‰ 😁

Australian palm muff 😬
mistybear87 mistybear87 Regular
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#98 ·
redheron12 said:It seems you have a bit more of a soft spot for the mechanics, don't you?😁

That’s exactly why she’s with me😳 😬
mistybear87 mistybear87 Regular
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#99 ·
Arthur Doyle70 said:mistybear87, what is it about those engineers that makes Pate feel like he needs to start crafting little voodoo dolls? 😁

It really comes down to having a broad toolkit of skills at your disposal, doesn't it? I’ve always felt that true versatility isn't just about knowing how to do one thing perfectly, but rather possessing a wide spectrum of abilities that allow you to adapt when things inevitably get complicated. It’s that deep well of diverse expertise that gives you real leverage in any situation. πŸ‘
Christian Williams61 Christian Williams61 Regular
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#100 ·
mistybear87 said:good grief, it's basically done... and you could've at least come over to help, even if it was just to scavenge through the mess β˜•

yeah, rightβ€”I could've put on some shorts and soaked up a little sun too, couldn't I? 🀣 🀣

well, you didn't call me. πŸ˜› I mean, it's not like you actually would've shown up anyway, but I didn't even get a ring 😁

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