2010 Spanish Grand Prix (Circuit of Americas)
Started by ruggedfox28 · · 👁 16 views · 321 replies
#102 ·
It’s decent to see Michael Schumacher Mercedes up there in third. I’m holding out hope this is a sign he's finally finding his rhythm again. It would be quite something if he could actually jump back into the title fight. If he did, seeing him alongside Sebastian Vettel, Fernando Alonso, Lewis Hamilton, and even Jenson Button and Nico Rosberg... honestly, that might be the most formidable lineup we've seen in the history of Formula 1.
#103 ·
I don't know how long you've been following this, but from my perspective—having been tuned in since 1989—this is shaping up to be the most intense season yet 😁
#104 ·
Things are actually looking up for once, because ever since those "loyalists" finally got pushed off the top 😁 , you can see the results manifesting right away...☕
#105 ·
vividlynx68 said:I don't know how long you've been following this sport, but from my perspective—having been watching since 1989—this feels like the most intense season we've had in the making. 😁
Since '89, as well. 🙏👍
#106 ·
hollowgull5 said:this is just practice
so everything could look completely different by tomorrow
And then there's Sunday... 😁
#107 ·
Austin Evans said:And then there's Sunday... 😁
Sunday is all about the BBQ 🙂
honestly, I couldn't care less about the race ☕
#110 ·
27 min: Marshals over at the turn near the grandstands are currently busy hauling away that mangled Williams wreckage. 🤣🤣
#111 ·
vividlynx68 said:At the 27-minute mark, you can see the track marshals over by the turn near the grandstands working to clear that damaged Williams out of the way. 🤣🤣
😕
#112 ·
If the weather actually holds up this weekend, we might finally see what these teams are truly capable of. So far, everything has been a mess of weird, unpredictable races, and honestly, nobody has any idea where anyone actually stands right now.👍
#113 ·
Yes, it certainly looks like we’re finally seeing signs of Schumacher finding his rhythm again. He continues to outclass Rosberg quite consistently.
I’m looking forward to tomorrow's qualifying sessions just to see where things truly stand.
I’m looking forward to tomorrow's qualifying sessions just to see where things truly stand.
#114 ·
Come on, Schumacher, show all those haters why you're still the GOAT. Just like the old man, prove once again why you're the greatest to ever do it and how you always find a way to bounce back like a total legend!!! 😁 👍
#115 ·

Red Bull is predictably fast: only Fernando Alonso and Michael Schumacher (!!!) managed to stay within a second.
#117 ·
Oh, man, look at this Schumacher guy—he’s back, isn't he? Just when you thought things couldn't get more predictable!😁
#118 ·
Joshua Newman2 said:
Red Bull is predictably fast as hell: just Fernando Alonso and Michael Schumacher (!!!) within a second of each other.
What kind of weird era is this? 😁
http://www.formula1.com/results/season/2009/808/6626/
Whoa, they're even faster than the 2009 qualifying times. Interesting. Back in 2009, practice sessions were around 1.21 or 1.22. Did they change the track layout or is Red Bull just even faster than before?😍
#119 ·
Red Bull isn't just fast; they're absolutely crushing the competition. From the very start of the season, their dominance has been impossible to ignore, especially considering they've snatched pole position at every single race. The real question now is how long it will take for the engineers and drivers to finally sync up and turn this raw speed into an actual stranglehold on the championship standings.
#120 ·
Joshua Newman2 said:Red Bull isn't just fast; they're a total powerhouse. They've been cleaning up pole positions all season long, which tells you everything. Now we just wait to see when the drivers and the crew actually sync up enough to turn that raw pace into a massive points lead.
Sure, but I don't recall Red Bull looking this untouchable during practice before, especially compared to their times last year. These gaps are wild.😉
If things stay this way for the rest of the races, expect Vettel's PP to land somewhere around 1.17.200.😁
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