Monaco GP - May 29, 2022 @ 3:00 PM

We were all practically shaking in our boots just trying to hold an umbrella over Hamilton's bluebird... 🤣

They’re lining up right behind the SC again.

Why on earth didn't those idiots listen to Carlos

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Elizabeth Mendoza said:Now we just wait for the inevitable whining once Fernando Alonso decides to floor it to help his teammate out.

Here we go 🙂

Alonso is driving very slow 🙂

Elizabeth Adams said:I honestly think they need to shrink these race cars down until they're basically what James Hunt used to pilot.

Look, I'm no engineer, but I seriously doubt that's even possible given all the green energy mandates and safety regulations they pile onto modern Formula 1...

Peter Sullivan3 said:Back when Panis was absolutely tearing it up here, there were four different water stations along the trail

👍

Spot on.

Jacob Castillo70 said:We were all practically shaking in our boots just trying to hold an umbrella over Hamilton's bluebird... 🤣

Send a pic of that blonde girl then!? Or is it always the same one?

The odds of them walking away with a full set of points on this one are slim to none.

Kudos to the production crew—it’s impossible to tell what’s actually happening on the track.

It looks like Fernando Alonso is turning into a total nightmare for New Orleans once again...

Elizabeth Adams said:I honestly think they need to shrink these race cars down until they're basically what James Hunt used to pilot.

The sweet spot was definitely that 1998-2008 era

Basically—those kinds of cars, but on slick tires. Let the FIA keep their current rules; let them struggle with the packaging. At least we'd get more mechanical failures, which means more actual drama and uncertainty

Nowadays, if some driver has a ten-second lead with ten laps to go, it’s basically a guaranteed win.

But back then? You couldn't be sure until the final corner. Just think about Mika Hakkinen in Barcelona—his engine died on the last lap. Or Michael Schumacher in Suzuki, dying right at the end. There was so much unpredictable chaos back then. I know from experience—I was glued to the screen until the final lap, heart pounding and palms sweating. Now? I usually just pass out halfway through the race.
Wake up, check the results, troll the forum a bit, and that's pretty much it...

shadowmarlin22 said:The day racing died—maybe even the last race held in Monaco...

They’re already looking for ways to scrap the MC anyway. But if they end up with some wild, rainy race in Monaco, people might actually push back against those plans😈
That’s why they’d rather just call it off entirely if things get messy..

wanderingbison9 said:And he even went ahead and grabbed some beer and chips

P.S. there’s absolutely nowhere for this water to drain around here... putting the beer back in the fridge

Got my coffee brewed—just waiting for the traffic lights to turn green so I can finally light up a cigarette.

Ashley Ramirez4 said:Is Vettel just going full hippie mode lately or what? 😬

More like he’s channeling his inner Fernando Alonso back when he was tearing it up at McLaren.

Mark Ruiz8 said:Looks like Ferrari shot themselves in the foot again

Both feet and the left arm, actually...

John Doe switched up his helmet

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It’s probably about time we said goodbye to Daniel Ricciardo.
I’m betting both he and Pierre Gasly are out once this season wraps up. As for Gasly, I’m pretty sure he’s gone unless something massive changes.

Jack Kelly5 said:It’s honestly kind of wild to me that a handful of the world's elite drivers seemingly can't handle a race when it actually starts raining. Like, I mean, just keeping the car under control at maybe 50-60% capacity, using wet tires, staying in lower gears... it shouldn't be that hard, right?
Are they really just that overrated, to the point where most regular people probably wouldn't even finish the race?

No way. Even the old legends wouldn't be able to drive these modern cars through those puddles on part of the track... they'd basically turn into boats before they finished.

They’re gonna go out behind the SC in about two minutes—and I guess the rain might actually start pouring again shit

Scuderia Ferrari 🤦🤦🤦

What absolute idiots🙂